Draft of Human Union Declaration

The fundamental goal of the Human Union Movement is to urge countries to make a Human Union Declaration.

If any one country anywhere makes a Human Union Declaration then we can say that we have started progress to building a Human Union.

Below is a draft Human Union Declaration. Of course people contemplating supporting their country making a Human Union Declaration may wish to amend the draft below. It is an example to get the idea moving

HUMAN UNION DECLARATION

The people and government of [name of the country]

Declare to all that:

They wish to develop a political system which respects our common humanity and which makes possible access to political justice for all of humanity rather than just a minority. They believe this wish can only be realized by developing a political culture and political system which gives a voice to all human beings, not just the most powerful individuals, countries or religions.

And that therefore

They offer to begin negotiations to form a Human Union with the people and government of any other country which is willing to genuinely co-operate in such an endeavor. This Human Union will be characterized by a genuine commitment to maintain some form of democracy, human rights, economic development, international co-operation and environmental protection amongst its members. These core values need not be realized in an identical manner in each member but all must at least reach a common basic level to be agreed by negotiation between the members. Members of the Human Union will also agree never to engage in aggressive war against each other or other peoples and to support members when they are attacked by force.

This declaration is made the [day] of the month of [month] in the year [year].

It is signed by [signatory], who is properly authorized to sign such a Declaration on behalf of the people and government of [name of the country]

It is witnessed by [names of witness], who is properly authorized to witness such a declaration.

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