Micronations And Indigenous People Battle For The UNPO Football World Cup
Throughout the years, many footballers had the privilege to represent their nations in the World Cup. Unfortunately, this isn’t a privilege that every country is able to enjoy. Across the globe there are many nations that aren’t officially recognized as a country. To give these nations and indigenous peoples a chance to compete, the Unrepresented …Read More
Liberland Discussed And Defended In Croatian Parliament
Yesterday, as part of a session debating immigration, member of Croatian Parliament Ivan Pernar came forward to discuss and support Liberland. He later read a statement to Parliament from Liberland’s President Vít Jedlička. Here are Mr. Pernar’s remarks: Thank you Chairman, today’s theme is “laws about foreigners”, and in my opinion it has many controversial …Read More
How To Be A Successful Liberland Contributor
The Unrepresented Nations & Peoples (UNPO) organization held a unique three-day program of workshops on November 9 – 11 in The Hague, The Netherlands. The training, called ‘Speak Out’, intended to bring UNPO members together to learn necessary skills to be effective in human rights lobbying and advocacy. Liberland representative Herma Ouwehand participated in the …Read More
How Should Liberland Deal with Drugs?
It is becoming more and more accepted that the so-called war on drugs, a worldwide one-size-fits-all approach to drug-related problems, has been a failure. Despite the incredible amount of resources spent in the last decades to reduce availability and discourage demand of certain psychoactive substances, more drugs, cheaper and stronger than ever are more readily …Read More
Liberland: Leading Finance Into The Future
Liberland will provide an exciting and new economic model. Today is one of the most challenging environments that banks have ever seen. It is arguably more challenging than either the Global Financial Crisis of 2008-09 or even the Great Depression of the 1930s. Those events were financial failures of the first order, caused by rapidly …Read More
Chicago Journal of International Law Examines The Case For Liberland
Within the summer edition of the prestigious Chicago Journal of International Law was published a detailed piece explaining the implications of Liberland with regard to international law. Author Gabriel Rossman’s 35 page essay explains the history of statehood under international law as well as the Croatian-Serbian historical border conflict and then weaves together an explanation …Read More
Liberland Wins Appeals! Lower Courts “Committed a Fundamental Breach” and “Must Rule On Border”
In a stunning reversal of lower court rulings, multiple Croatian appeals court judges have ruled in favor of Liberland in recent months. Last year Liberland activists endured more than 50 arrests and convictions by Croatian authorities despite clear and irrefutable evidence that no illegal river border crossings into Croatia had taken place. As we’ve been …Read More
Absolute And Total Proof That Croatia Is Making False Arrests
By now we all know what happens when you travel from Serbia to Liberland: the Croatian Police immediately arrest and charge you with illegally entering Croatia (even as Croatia admits that this land is not part of Croatia). On July 5th Crom, a native of Brazil, was arrested for entering Liberland by boat from Serbia. …Read More
Only Croatians Allowed In Liberland According to Police?
Access to Liberland has been consistently denied to all visitors since May 3, 2015 when Croatian forces began their occupation of the territory. Since that time there have been over 30 arrests of people entering, whether by foot or by boat. Arrests have been across many nationalities including Croatian, Dutch, American, Swiss, Czech, Brazilian and …Read More
Croatia Responds To Liberland In Official Statement
The government of Croatia once called Liberland a “virtual quip” and told CNN that virtual quips are undeserving of further comment. With many hundreds of Liberland supporters having arrived to the area in recent months, and some 30 or more having been thrown into Croatian jails, it is no longer possible to call Liberland a …Read More