Niploma
31-05-2006, 16:58
The Anumist Alliance Declaration of Human Rights; enforced via the Law on Human Rights. The 'Fifteen Points' are as follows:
Every Anumistian citizen has the...
[1] Right to equality and dignity.
[2] Freedom to express whatever views one holds.
[3] Freedom from discrimination.
[4] Right to life, liberty and personal security.
[5] Freedom from forced labour and slavery.
[6] Right to be seen as innocent until proven guilty.
[7] Right to freedom of movement.
[8] Right to free marriage, free love and family.
[9] Right to own property.
[10] Right to a fair public hearing when questioned over ones (unlawful) actions.
[11] Right to participate in government; free elections under universal suffrage.
[12] Right to education.
[13] Right to participate in cultural and scientific life.
[14] Right to social security.
[15] Right to choose employment, to strike and to join a trade union.
In addition every Anumistian has the right to a fair and just social order that obeys this Law. Ergo, every Anumistian citizen has the right to be protected by this law.
If a state believes it is of the utmost importance that one, some, several, many or all of these points are broken they may do so. However, at a later unspecified date they can and will be brought in front of a fair international tribunal where they will have to defend their reasons as to why any of these points were broken. If found guilty it is up to the Judges, Jury and other likewise members of trial to choose the outcome of the nation.
However;
In reference to Point Two, ''Freedom to express whatever view one holds''. This allows any Anumistian to perform any act they wish to. However, any act they choose must not offend any other citizen to a reasonable degree and nor should it cause any harm - physically or mentally - to any citizen.
In reference to Point 7, ''Right of freedom of movement''. This has already been covered in ''Law on Emigration and Refuge''. Regardless, every Anumistian can lawfully move freely to any destination they choose.
In reference to Point 9, ''Right to own property''. This may be seen as the forcible ending of Communist societies. This Bill simply states every citizen has the right to property. If any society wishes to disobey this law they will have to, as previously described, argue this to an international tribunal.
In reference to Point 11, ''Right to participate in government; free elections under universal suffrage.''. Much like Point 9 authoritarian governments will have to argue their disobeyment of this point in front of an international tribunal.
Path of Complaint
If a citizen in a society or a group of citizens in any society breaks any of the points they are to be tried in their own country.
If a mixed group of citizens from several societies or states breaks any of these points they are to be tried by an international tribunal.
If a state breaks any of the points the Government and any other third-parties involved are to be tried in an international tribunal.
If a rogue state breaks any of the points they too shall be tried in an international tribunal.
If a refugee or other likewise individual who has no nationality breaks any of these points they are to be tried in an international tribunal.
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This Law is designed to keep simple human rights enforced by law and to punish those who break this Law.
Law on Human Rights
This is from our region, The Anumist Alliance. I drafted it this morning. Could it work on a multi-region UN basis?
Every Anumistian citizen has the...
[1] Right to equality and dignity.
[2] Freedom to express whatever views one holds.
[3] Freedom from discrimination.
[4] Right to life, liberty and personal security.
[5] Freedom from forced labour and slavery.
[6] Right to be seen as innocent until proven guilty.
[7] Right to freedom of movement.
[8] Right to free marriage, free love and family.
[9] Right to own property.
[10] Right to a fair public hearing when questioned over ones (unlawful) actions.
[11] Right to participate in government; free elections under universal suffrage.
[12] Right to education.
[13] Right to participate in cultural and scientific life.
[14] Right to social security.
[15] Right to choose employment, to strike and to join a trade union.
In addition every Anumistian has the right to a fair and just social order that obeys this Law. Ergo, every Anumistian citizen has the right to be protected by this law.
If a state believes it is of the utmost importance that one, some, several, many or all of these points are broken they may do so. However, at a later unspecified date they can and will be brought in front of a fair international tribunal where they will have to defend their reasons as to why any of these points were broken. If found guilty it is up to the Judges, Jury and other likewise members of trial to choose the outcome of the nation.
However;
In reference to Point Two, ''Freedom to express whatever view one holds''. This allows any Anumistian to perform any act they wish to. However, any act they choose must not offend any other citizen to a reasonable degree and nor should it cause any harm - physically or mentally - to any citizen.
In reference to Point 7, ''Right of freedom of movement''. This has already been covered in ''Law on Emigration and Refuge''. Regardless, every Anumistian can lawfully move freely to any destination they choose.
In reference to Point 9, ''Right to own property''. This may be seen as the forcible ending of Communist societies. This Bill simply states every citizen has the right to property. If any society wishes to disobey this law they will have to, as previously described, argue this to an international tribunal.
In reference to Point 11, ''Right to participate in government; free elections under universal suffrage.''. Much like Point 9 authoritarian governments will have to argue their disobeyment of this point in front of an international tribunal.
Path of Complaint
If a citizen in a society or a group of citizens in any society breaks any of the points they are to be tried in their own country.
If a mixed group of citizens from several societies or states breaks any of these points they are to be tried by an international tribunal.
If a state breaks any of the points the Government and any other third-parties involved are to be tried in an international tribunal.
If a rogue state breaks any of the points they too shall be tried in an international tribunal.
If a refugee or other likewise individual who has no nationality breaks any of these points they are to be tried in an international tribunal.
***
This Law is designed to keep simple human rights enforced by law and to punish those who break this Law.
Law on Human Rights
This is from our region, The Anumist Alliance. I drafted it this morning. Could it work on a multi-region UN basis?