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    Ethno-national violence inevitably entails human rights v... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→Institutionalizing the ascriptivist principle that every nation is entitled to its own state would exacerbate ethno-national violence and associated human rights violations.

    Ethno-national violence inevitably entails human rights violations.

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    However, those who advocate for the ascriptivist view reply that it does not require every nation (or distinct people) to exercise its unilateral right to secede and have conjectured that were their theory generally accepted not every group upon which it confers this entitlement would choose to secede. Nevertheless, given the historical record of ethno-nationalist conflict, the worry remains that institutionalizing the principle that every nation is entitled to its own state would exacerbate eth

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