Independence Referendum - Plausible Future Referendums

Plausible Future Referendums

• Quebec - Given the results of the 2008 Quebec election, the likelihood of another referendum in Quebec has remained stable. The sovereignist Parti Québécois finished second behind a federalist party, regaining official opposition status momentarily lost in the 2007 Quebec election.
• Western Sahara independence referendum (proposed by MINURSO)
• Republika Srpska - The Prime Minister of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik brought the idea of an independence referendum for RS into public debate when Montenegro seceded from the union with Serbia in an independence referendum on May 21, 2006. In an interview published in the Serbian media, Dodik said a referendum on independence for RS was a fair solution and that 99 percent of Bosnian Serbs support secession from Bosnia-Herzegovina. Dodik stated that this referendum is "inevitable" since Bosnia and Herzegovina has no viable future.
• Ambazonia - With the ruling by the African Charter for Human and Peoples Rights in 2009, Southern Cameroons is recognized as a distinct people "automatically entitled to all the other rights which are built into Article 20 (1-2) of the African Charter, which include the inalienable and unquestionable right to self-determination"