The Sovereign International Court of Justice – International Criminal Court (ICJ-ICC) has issued a *Certificate of Acknowledgement* recognizing the *United Kingdom of Atlantis (UKA)* Worldwide as an *Independent Decentralized Sovereign Nation*. This landmark acknowledgement affirms the UKA’s sovereignty and its status within the global community of nations.
The certificate, dated the *18th day of the 11th month in the year 2022*, acknowledges *His Imperial Majesty Solomon Uchenna Wining* as *Lord and Emperor* of the United Kingdom of Atlantis, granting him imperial authority over the sovereign nation.
*Key Details of the Acknowledgement:*
- *Jurisdiction*: Issued under soil and land jurisdiction in accordance with Natural-Nature and Customary International Law, emphasizing the realm's inherent rights to self-governance.
- *Signatories*:
- *H.E. HRH Lord Sir Paul-Anthony: Simons*, ICJ-ICC Chief Justice and Proto-Notary, who endorsed the certificate as a legal instrument of recognition.
- *H.E. HRH Lord Sir Peter: Grey*, ICJ-ICC Chief Justice and Senior Judge, whose co-signature validates the document’s authenticity and legal weight.
- *Recognition of Indigenous Peoples*: The certificate acknowledges the Indigenous Peoples of the Sovereign Nation State under the Moorish Empire, pursuant to United Nations Charter Seat number 215/93, aligning the UKA with historical and cultural legacies.
- *Fidelity Ceremony*: The document serves as a *fidelity ceremony certificate-contract*, symbolizing a binding acknowledgment of the UKA’s sovereignty and its commitment to international legal principles.
*Implications of the Acknowledgement:*
- *Sovereign Status*: The UKA is recognized as an independent decentralized sovereign nation, granting it autonomy in governance and international relations.
- *Imperial Authority*: Emperor Solomon Uchenna Wining’s position is legitimized, enabling him to oversee the realm’s affairs in line with customary international law.
- *International Standing*: The recognition may facilitate diplomatic and legal interactions between the UKA and other sovereign entities or international bodies, granting the UKA the right to establish diplomatic ties with other nations worldwide.
