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Incorporation of the Government of Antarcticland to the International State Parliament for Safety and Peace 

The Supreme Council of Presidency of the International State Parliament for Safety and Peace, has granted by Parliamentary Decree No DI-011 of November 28th, 2008  and approved by His Excellency the Lord President, the Accreditation and Official Status of Incorporation of the Government of Antarcticland.

Education Charter

The Government of Antarcticland, in consideration that Education is the most important long-term investment we can make in our future and reflects our love and our belief in freedom, endorses the Education Charter international initiated by CCLP worldwide, trough the Law Decree 08 december 2008, N. 16.

‘The Impact of De Facto States on International Law and the International Community’
By Scott Pegg, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis *

Let me start by going through my definition of what a de facto state is. While different scholars use different terms including “unrecognized quasi-states,” “states-within-states,” and “as if states,” and they place somewhat different emphases on how they define these entities, there is, I believe, a fairly widespread consensus surrounding the basic elements of how to define a de facto state.