07-15-2011, 06:17 PM
This might be a hard one to put through, as all it would take to kill it is a mod who's not reading carefully. I'm thinking International Security, mild.
Quote: Believing it is the duty of responsible states to refrain from violence to settle their differences,
Recognizing that, from time to time, nations do resort to violence, and
Aiming to encourage the use of peaceful solutions by increasing the confidence that they will be upheld,
The World Assembly hereby:
Establishes the World Assembly Peace Arbitration Service, or WA-PAS;
Tasks the WA-PAS with providing the following services to member nations:
1) Impartial arbitration for international peace negotiations,
2) Monitoring of compliance with peace agreements,
3) Reporting, to all parties involved, violations of said agreements, and
Further tasks the WA-PAS with facilitating the use of non-WA arbitration and compliance monitoring services, where such is preferred by the nations involved;
Requires nations to make a credible attempt at avoiding the re-ignition of armed conflict, whether independently or with the assistance of the WA-PAS or a non-WA arbiter;
Requires the WA-PAS to gain the permission of all parties involved prior to engaging in arbitration or compliance monitoring;
Requires that nations utilizing the WA-PAS recognize its personnel as diplomats, and provide them with the necessary immunities;
Requires that nations utilizing the WA-PAS grant it access to any military information which would conceivably be relevant to its duties
Prohibits WA-PAS from disclosing this information to any party, including the other parties involved in the arbitration, unless said information includes evidence of non-compliance with a previous agreement.
Prohibits the WA-PAS or any WA agency from taking any role which involves the use of force or violence.[/quote]
Quote: Believing it is the duty of responsible states to refrain from violence to settle their differences,
Recognizing that, from time to time, nations do resort to violence, and
Aiming to encourage the use of peaceful solutions by increasing the confidence that they will be upheld,
The World Assembly hereby:
Establishes the World Assembly Peace Arbitration Service, or WA-PAS;
Tasks the WA-PAS with providing the following services to member nations:
1) Impartial arbitration for international peace negotiations,
2) Monitoring of compliance with peace agreements,
3) Reporting, to all parties involved, violations of said agreements, and
Further tasks the WA-PAS with facilitating the use of non-WA arbitration and compliance monitoring services, where such is preferred by the nations involved;
Requires nations to make a credible attempt at avoiding the re-ignition of armed conflict, whether independently or with the assistance of the WA-PAS or a non-WA arbiter;
Requires the WA-PAS to gain the permission of all parties involved prior to engaging in arbitration or compliance monitoring;
Requires that nations utilizing the WA-PAS recognize its personnel as diplomats, and provide them with the necessary immunities;
Requires that nations utilizing the WA-PAS grant it access to any military information which would conceivably be relevant to its duties
Prohibits WA-PAS from disclosing this information to any party, including the other parties involved in the arbitration, unless said information includes evidence of non-compliance with a previous agreement.
Prohibits the WA-PAS or any WA agency from taking any role which involves the use of force or violence.[/quote]