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Finally and belatedly, amidst the anguished appeals, as we recall them, late last week from Benghazi and elsewhere by Libyan rebels and civilians for urgent action and assistance, the UN Security Council adopted its resolution 1973 on March 17, authorizing international military action against the Libyan government, including a no-fly zone to protect the Libyan people, while tightening economic and financial sanctions along with calls for a cease fire, diplomatic initiatives and movements toward self-determination for the Libyan people. At this point, the international action authorized by the UN Security Council appears to be working.

If the action by the Government of Canada is taken all the way, I can certainly promise you that something very serious will happen in our political society, both for Quebec and for Canada, and that will be the refusal to recognize the legitimacy of this decision (1340) It is not true that since 1960-there are even people who trace the quest for sovereignty back to the 18th century-well, certainly for 30 years, Quebecers have been preparing themselves as they have, only to be denied the right to self-determination, now that they have ...[+++]democratically elected representatives to this House.

Morten Halperin lists no fewer than 118 movements for self-determination around the world.

With the patriation of the Constitution, we felt we had to realign our movements nationally and provincially, to focus on nationhood, rights, and self-determination.

During the quiet revolution and in the following years, while throughout the world many national emancipation movements were taking shape in the context of decolonisation and asserting their right to self-determination, the French Canadian nation, which was more and more concentrated in Quebec, was fully integrating this territorial aspect in its reflections on the collective future of French Canadians.