Self-Determination - The Dark Matter Of International Law

Nations are birthed from the concept that Self Determination is the apex of the human rights pyramid and, at its heart, the survival of posterity is paramount. This book aims to, in simple terms, highlight and address some of the most misunderstood concepts of International Law, and underscore the heart of a community's innate desire to live out meaningful lives and flourish. Born in Ajalli, Eastern Nigeria, scriptwriter and novelist Onyi Anatune is passionate about controversial issues within the context of Human rights, Post-Colonial Legacies in Africa, Global Inequalities and Racism. He has written and published a few articles on such matters and on social media. After attending Federal Government College Wukari, he later went on to Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Nigeria where he briefly studied Political Science, before returning to the United Kingdom. Having worked and traveled around Europe, he began analysing the political landscape of developed nations, and took a special interest in the dynamics that contributed to sustained national development. In 'Self Determination - The Dark Matter Of International Law, he brings his passion for stimulating debate and raising awareness; especially as it applies directly to the African socio-political scenario, in the hopes of seeing a better and more fair future for all.