Do clans have the right to self determination

Sure they do, but not in the sense you might think. All peoples have a right to self-determination. If a clan meets the criteria required to be recognized as a “people,” then yes, it could qualify. However, individual Somali clans generally do not meet those criteria.

Even if they did, that would not automatically grant them the right to external self-determination, meaning the right to form an independent state, unite with another, or freely determine their international status. Rather, they would be entitled to internal self-determination, which is the right of a people within an existing state to pursue their own development, maintain a degree of autonomy, and enjoy political representation within that state.
 
Welll i think ethnic groups dont even have the right to self determination in some cases remember the kurds the somalis in the ogaden region., its a right but its not always granted by the countries these ethnic groupslive in , but its a grey area because when they say peoples , they dont say what they mean
 
No clan has solely decided anything, modern day Somalia came to existence with the co-operation of various clans, practically all clans participated.

The problem is clans have reverted back to cawaannimo and shortsightedness. It shouldn’t be hard for clans to acknowledge that cooperation is the way forward.

The government is the FGS which is the successor state to all the previous governments. It has the authority and clans should abide by it. Its corrupt, but it can be salvaged.
None of this true, genuinely astonished to see people completely revise entire sections of somali history.
 
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