independence of Namibia

Target entity: independence of Namibia
Context triple: [UN Commissioner for Namibia, abolishedBecause, independence of Namibia]

• A. independence of Zimbabwe
  The independence of Zimbabwe marks the 1980 transition from white-minority-ruled Rhodesia to the internationally recognized sovereign state of Zimbabwe under majority rule.
• B. Independence of Tanganyika
  The Independence of Tanganyika marks the 1961 end of British colonial rule and the emergence of Tanganyika as a sovereign state, which later united with Zanzibar to form modern-day Tanzania.
• C. Independence of South Sudan
  The Independence of South Sudan was the 2011 event in which South Sudan formally seceded from Sudan to become the world's newest sovereign state.
• D. Namibia Advisory Opinion (Legal Consequences for States of the Continued Presence of South Africa in Namibia)
  The Namibia Advisory Opinion is a 1971 International Court of Justice ruling that declared South Africa’s continued presence in Namibia illegal and clarified the obligations of other states not to recognize or assist that situation.
• E. Constitution of Namibia
  The Constitution of Namibia is the supreme law that established the country’s democratic system of government, defining the structure, powers, and functions of its key political offices and institutions.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: independence of Namibia
Target entity description: The independence of Namibia marks the 1990 establishment of Namibia as a sovereign state, ending South African rule and a prolonged struggle for self-determination.

• A. independence of Zimbabwe
  The independence of Zimbabwe marks the 1980 transition from white-minority-ruled Rhodesia to the internationally recognized sovereign state of Zimbabwe under majority rule.
• B. Independence of Tanganyika
  The Independence of Tanganyika marks the 1961 end of British colonial rule and the emergence of Tanganyika as a sovereign state, which later united with Zanzibar to form modern-day Tanzania.
• C. Independence of South Sudan
  The Independence of South Sudan was the 2011 event in which South Sudan formally seceded from Sudan to become the world's newest sovereign state.
• D. Namibia Advisory Opinion (Legal Consequences for States of the Continued Presence of South Africa in Namibia)
  The Namibia Advisory Opinion is a 1971 International Court of Justice ruling that declared South Africa’s continued presence in Namibia illegal and clarified the obligations of other states not to recognize or assist that situation.
• E. Constitution of Namibia
  The Constitution of Namibia is the supreme law that established the country’s democratic system of government, defining the structure, powers, and functions of its key political offices and institutions.
• F. None of above. chosen