Peremptory norms of international law exist to place a select category of fundamental rights beyond domestic jurisdiction. Self-determination is one such right and as such, the Constitution can neither limit nor deny it

The CIAG has written to President Ramaphosa and provided him with a copy of our legal paper. It sets out how self-determination applies in SA and deals with two current applications, WC policing & Afrikaans schools

A CIAG published law paper with far reaching consequences. It examines the undeniable and non-derogable right of qualifying communities to self-determination within the South African State

CIAG responds to the Inclusive Society Institute, an ANC-aligned think tank, on the ethics and legal viability of Cape Independence

When is the right to self-determination satisfied in a constitutional democracy? What are the implications for South Africa?

Phil Craig responds to Qaanitah Hunter op-ed in News24 and challenges the South African Government's hypocrisy on self-determination asking who is really perpetuating colonialism

PRESS STATEMENT: CIAG calls on South Africa to recognise Somaliland. All people have a right to self-determination, Somaliland is already functioning as an independent state, and Somalilanders have voted for independence

The Western Cape people hold the cards, and we are ready to shape our future as a sovereign, prosperous nation.

In 49 BC, Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon. Today, 2074 years later, the Western Cape is ready to cross its own.

REFERENCE DOCS: Links to documents used to assert the legal case that Cape Independence is possible