And that's what I was getting at. Custom, tradition and religious laws are all informal as opposed to statutes and judicial precedence. Can the xeer law be a formal source? Codifying informal laws That are already widely accepted by recognized institutions.abdikarim86 wrote:They are not interlinked. They are all distinct ideas which are often taken togather.jalaaludin5 wrote:I know there is no vote in law but I was looking at the whole package since Futurist proposed we use xeer law. Human rights, rule of law and democracy, since it's all interlinked.
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Democracy is overated and Human rights is the shitty french version of the more noble Bill of Rights and
has its origin the orgy of violence known as the French Revolution.
The Rule of Law (whatever law that may be) and Liberty is all that is required as the bare minimum for a free people.
As for the topic, it is something worth discussing. The vast majority of prople already use Xeer and Islamic law, however this is usually informal. Maybe it requires a more formal recognition and codification?
Then again the Government of SL actively encourages people to sort out issues among themselves. People usually use Xeer or Islamic law to sort things out. The Government then recognises and implements whatever the 2 parties have agreed to.
Maybe this is the way. The asministration of justice remains independent of Government whilst at the same time being enforced by government.
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