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Article 1 – The indigenous nation of Yazidi People the original most ancient native ethnic religious people of Mesopotamia since 10,600 BC who ruled the region by our sovereign Kingdom of Ezidkhan for 4,000 years from ca. 2,450 BC to 1534 AD recognized as an indigenous nation by League of Nations in 1925 AD Represented by our traditional ethnic cultural and religious tribal leaders assembled in Sinjar as the heart of our native ancestral lands where We stood and fought over many centuries to defend our Yazidi People and Christians and other minorities against persecution: Including the Yazidi Tribal Leadership Council and Yazidi Independent Supreme Council representing the Yazidi People of Iraq and worldwide Declare our right as an ancient indigenous nation to Self- Representation by our own ethnic Yazidi Sovereign Chief Prince qualified and elected under Yazidi Law as customary international law for Self-Representation in our own name with our own voice with our own seat at the table in governmental relations in Iraq and the international community under conventional international law and human rights and under the Constitution of the modern Republic of Iraq Article 2 – We declare the following Truth of our unique and exclusive Yazidi national identity proven by the historical record universities and encyclopedias: Our Yazidi language emerged in 500 BC thus 10,100 years after the Yazidi nation and 1,950 years after the Ezidkhan Kingdom and was not called “Kurmanji” nor considered “Kurdish” until as late as 1787 AD thus 2,287 years after it was our own native Yazidi language The modern Kurdish identity of non-Yazidi ethnic Arabs was not established until Kurdish Nationalism first emerged in 1880 AD by Sheikh Ubeydullah leading defense against the Ottoman Empire demanding an independent Kurdistan thus 12,480 years after the Yazidi nation 4,330 years after the Ezidkhan Kingdom 2,380 years after the Yazidi language and 93 years after our language was called “Kurmanji” The League of Nations in 1925 AD recognized our Yazidi People as an indigenous nation separate from the Kurds The United Nations Refugee Agency in 2007 recognized Yazidis as the original indigenous people different from the Kurds The Human Rights Watch field inspections in 2009 documented that Yazidis are not Kurds but rather are the independent indigenous people unified in alliance with Christians and other minority groups who are also not Kurds The United Nations Human Rights Council in 2016 recognized the Yazidi ethnic identity as separate from Kurds and declared the need for proper legal identification of ethnic Yazidis Article 3 – We therefore declare as a matter of fact and matter of law that We the Yazidi People are not Kurds and that the modern Kurds are not Yazidis and thus Kurds cannot represent our ancient Yazidi People: Any and all statements by ethnic Yazidis past present or future anywhere in the world identifying as “Kurds” are declared as factually and legally false and mistaken Any and all statements by groups which have their own non-Yazidi identity claiming to be “Yazidis” are declared as false and would constitute unlawful suppression and misappropriation of the ancient Yazidi indigenous ethnic identity contributing to Genocide in violation of international law and human rights Any and all statements by non-Yazidi groups claiming to “represent” the Yazidi People are declared as legally false and would constitute international crimes of deprivation of the right of self- determination and interference in the sovereign affairs of the indigenous Yazidi People in violation of international law and human rights Any and all statements by non-Yazidi groups claiming to “protect” the Yazidi People if used to prevent or replace Yazidi independent self-defense would constitute international crimes of deprivation of the rights of safety and security of our Yazidi People in violation of international law and human rights Any and all humanitarian or military aid or support given to non- Yazidi groups claimed to benefit “Yazidis” are declared misdirected only for political ambitions of non-Yazidi regions giving no benefit to our ethnic Yazidi People Article 4 – We declare that We the Yazidi People as the original indigenous ethnic religious nation of Iraq will engage in peaceful cooperation and mutual support with non-Yazidi regions only insofar as they respect our own separate ancient Yazidi identity and uphold all of our human rights and indigenous rights under international law Towards this goal the Yazidi nation shall cooperate with non-Yazidi regions only from the legal standing of our own sovereignty acting through our own Self-Representation by our own Self-Determination under our own Self-Governance The Yazidi nation shall engage with non-Yazidi autonomous regions only as separate but equal governments by sovereign diplomatic protocols only through their leaders who most respect our ethnic identity and legal rights Article 5 – We declare our rights as an indigenous people and demand Equal Protection of Law by enforcement of international law and human rights by the modern State of Iraq and the international community under the framework of United Nations conventions including: The right of Self-Representation of our own ethnic identity in our own name with our own voice by our own freely chosen representatives under UN Declaration of Human Rights (Articles 6, 21.1) UN Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Articles 18-19, 27, 36-37) and UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Articles 16, 25) The right of Self-Determination and Self-Governance of our own indigenous political and local affairs under UN Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Articles 3-5) UN Covenant on Social and Cultural Rights (Article 1) and UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Article 1) The right Against Forced Assimilation in any non-Yazidi autonomous region under UN Declaration of Human Rights (Article 20.2) and UN Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Articles 8, 33) The right of Direct Humanitarian Aid from the Iraqi government and the international community to our own Yazidi People not misdirected only to non-Yazidi groups under UN Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Article 39) The right of Equal Protection of Law to independently and directly receive the same rights as granted to non-Yazidi groups under UN Declaration of Human Rights (Articles 2, 7) UN Covenant on Social and Cultural Rights (Article 2.2) and UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Articles 2.1, 26) The right of Safety and Security including our own independent self-defense against Genocide under UN Declaration of Human Rights (Articles 3, 12) UN Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Articles 7, 30) and UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Articles 6.3, 9.1, 17) The right to freely use our Ancestral Territories under UN Declaration of Human Rights (Article 12) UN Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Articles 10, 12.1, 25-26, 32) and UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Article 12) The right to Restore Ezidkhan Kingdom as the historical sovereign nation state to exercise our rights of Self-Representation and Self- Determination under UN Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Articles 5, 9, 18, 20, 34) Furthermore All of These Rights are binding upon all countries even non-signatory countries as universal principles of customary law regardless of recognition under UN Convention on the Law of Treaties (Article 38) Article 6 – We therefore exercise our rights of Self-Representation and Self-Determination to declare the following Truth of Yazidi Law on Succession of our Yazidi Sovereign Chief Prince proven by the historical record universities and encyclopedias: Royal Succession for the Sovereign Chief Prince of our Yazidi People as an indigenous nation is determined by ancient Yazidi Law, established by the Rule of Succession (Qanuna Sarortie) and Rule of Coronation (Qanuna Khalatkrin) from Sheikh Adi ca. 1120 AD, as confirmed by the Proclamation of Sharaf ad-Din (Qesida Serfedin) of 1246 AD: The rules of Succession and Coronation require that a candidate “must have both parents from one of the six Yazidi Royal Houses” These Rules require that a candidate “must not be associated with political parties” and specifically must be “associated with non- Kurdish companions” thus prohibited from and disqualified by being controlled or managed by non-Yazidi political leaders The Proclamation of Sharaf ad-Din requires that the Chief Prince of the Yazidi nation must be a “Prince of Justice” defending Yazidi rights (3.3), who must actively “Refresh the Crown by right and merit” meaning accomplishments restoring our historical Kingdom of Ezidkhan (6.2, 7.2) Article 7 – We the Yazidi People therefore uphold our ancient Yazidi Law to freely exercise our right of Self-Determination under modern international law by independent election of our own Sovereign Chief Prince to represent our collective right of Self-Representation in local and in international affairs: The Sovereign Chief Prince of our indigenous nation of Yazidi People shall be qualified and elected by and for our Yazidi People under Yazidi Law The Mandate of our Sovereign Chief Prince shall be the sacred right and obligation to serve as Head of State and Chief Diplomat of the indigenous Yazidi nation to fully and exclusively exercise our right of Self-Representation That Mandate shall include fulfilling the Will of the People to restore our Ezidkhan Kingdom as the most official institution of diplomatic status for effective Self-Representation and to establish a Constitutional Elective Monarchy with a democratic Government by and for our Yazidi People By Decree of We the Yazidi People by the Yazidi Tribal Leadership Council and Yazidi Independent Supreme Council representing the Yazidi People of Iraq and worldwide for Us Our heirs and successors In Witness whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent Witnessed this 22nd day of June in modern year 2019 Ratified and Issued by Our official signatures on the following pages Judiciary Certification of Referendum Monitoring Yazidi Sovereign Declaration of Self-Representation 25 July 2019 Sovereign Court of International Justice (SCIJ) is an Official Body of an inter-governmental organization (IGO), thus an autonomous “subject of international law” (UN Law of Treaties, 2.1(i), 3) with independent sovereignty (§3(c)), established by Charter of its host IGO (§5). SCIJ is an official Court of Law, with universal jurisdiction over all matters involving international law (UN Declaration of Human Rights, 10, 28; UN Remedy for Human Rights, 3(c), 4, 5, 12, 14; UN Right to Protect Human Rights, 1, 3, 5, 9.1-9.2, 9.3(c), 9.4; UN Justice for Abuse of Power, 5, 7; UN Rights of Indigenous Peoples, 17.1, 37, 40). Its official powers and authorities are supra-governmental, fully binding upon all countries (UN Independence of Judiciary, Pre: ¶1, ¶10, Art. 3, 4), regardless of recognition (UN Law of Treaties, 38). All States have “obligations” to “assist” and “enforce foreign judgments” of “international judicial organs” (UN Remedy, Pre: ¶8, Art. 4, 5, 17). Any “failure to act” is criminal “abuse of power” (UN Right to Protect, 10; UN Prosecutors, 15). The SCIJ High Court hereby certifies the following legal facts under international law: Duly appointed Protocol Officers and Compliance Judges of the Court have monitored the sovereign declaration and democratic referendum process by the indigenous nation of the Yazidi People, represented by the Yazidi Tribal Leadership Council and Yazidi Independent Supreme Council in Sinjar, Iraq, during April – June 2019. The Court thereby verified and thus witnesses the valid legal signatures of the relevant competent tribal and cultural leaders, including some duly authorized proxy signatories, officially ratifying the Declaration of Self-Representation (developed by Prince Naif bin Dawud bin Sulaiman), issued as a Constitutional Charter under customary international law, legally enacted on 22 June 2019. Legalized Signatures – This historic legal instrument, legally reasserting the Yazidi ethnic identity, and reestablishing the Ezidkhan Kingdom as a sovereign subject of international law, was signed by the following qualified electorates: 250 representative Yazidi leaders, including: 40 Princes of the ruling Royal House of Dawud Bak of the Qatani Sheikhs, 61 Religious leaders, 30 Tribal leaders, 49 Political & Government leaders, 42 Army and Police officers, and 28 Cultural leaders (all shown with the declarations); 5,000 representative Yazidi professionals, entrepreneurs, journalists, students, activists and volunteers (preserved in archive); 30,000 representative Yazidi civilians of the Nineveh Governorate, concentrated in the Sinjar, Sheikhan, Al-Hamdaniya and Akre Districts of Iraq (preserved in archive). This represents a total of 35,250 signatures of all Yazidis who were accessible to the authorized Sinjar tribal leaders for verification of indigenous status, proportionally representative of the general population of the Yazidi People worldwide. Judiciary Recognition – The Court hereby establishes Judiciary Recognition that this Declaration by referendum is a valid, binding and enforceable sovereign legal instrument under conventional international law, exercising the rights of Self- Representation, Self-Determination and Self-Governance, under the UN Declaration of Human Rights (Articles 6, 21.1), Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Articles 3-5, 18-19, 27, 36-37), and Civil and Political Rights (Articles 1, 16, 25). Therefore, the Court officially recognizes the Yazidi Declaration of Self-Representation, having equal status among the national declarations of independence of countries, enacted by the indigenous nation state of the Yazidi People worldwide, as a sovereign subject of international law. Signature Pages Classified – The Court has ordered the signature pages Classified under Judicial Secrecy, to protect the physical security of all Yazidi leaders who are signatories, against witnessed criminal threats and interference by the leading Barzani faction of Kurdistan. Signatures are thus provided only to Presidential Administrations and Foreign Ministries through Diplomatic channels on a “need to know” basis. Any unauthorized disclosures of the Classified Signatures shall be subject to Contempt of Court Orders and prosecution for the international crimes of victim retaliation (UN Responsibility to Protect Human Rights, Article 12.2), violation of privacy rights inciting or causing threats to personal security (UN Declaration of Human Rights, Articles 12, 3; UN Civil & Political Rights, Articles 17, 9), and violation against the Court authority to enforce Judiciary Secrecy (UN Independence of Judiciary, Articles 4, 15). Officially Issued with Judiciary Authority under International Law: ______________________________ Princess Judge Kunda of Bemba, LL.M., J.S.D. Chief Justice of the High Court Sovereign Court of International Justice (SCIJ) www.iv-university.org/sovereign-court
