The Punjab Referendum Commission is a panel of independent and non-aligned direct democracy and political experts whose mission is to monitor the non-governmental Punjab Independence Referendum.
Referendums have been a long-established mechanism for resolving territorial conflict.
What is critical to the success of any referendum is that the international community, regardless of their views on the underlying claims of a referendum, judge it in its entirety and not lose sight of the goal of the vote, and that of most referendums, that a peaceful resolution is of greater moral value than continued violence.
The Referendum
PUNJAB REFERENDUM is a campaign to liberate Punjab, currently occupied by India. The campaign aims to gage the will of the Punjabi people with regards to reestablishing Punjab as a nation state. Once we establish consensus on the question of independence, we will then present the case to the United Nations for reestablishing the country of Punjab.
Voting began on October 31, 2021
CITY: London, England
DATE: October 31, 2021
TIME: 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
LOCATION: Queen Elizabeth II Center, Broad Sanctuary, London, UK SW1P 3EE
READ THE COMMISSION’S REPORT ON THE CONDUCT OF THE LONDON VOTING
The Commission.
Commission members have collectively over 125 years of global experience with direct democracy and best practices – research and writing, ballot campaigns, drafting implementing direct democracy legislation, advising on the proper rules and procedures to ensure the legitimacy of an initiative or referendum, and election monitoring.