09-27-2005, 11:25 PM
Well I'm not sure if this is considered an IDU or non-IDU proposal, but I couldn't post in the other forum, so I'll post here.
For awhile I've tried to get an Emigration Rights proposal to be passed. It's gone through a good amount of editing on the jolt forums in NS, but I would like some input here and I am hoping to re-submit it sometime soon. My latest version of the proposal, with some help from nations
[size0](among them Cobdenia, who helped with the FURTHER DECLARING clause) on the NS forums, is as follows:
Quote: In an effort to promote the human rights of all peoples, this resolution shall mandate global emigration rights.
DEEPLY DISTURBED: that many people are treated inhumanely in the nation in which they reside,
RECOGNIZING: the "Universal Freedom of Choice" resolution and its promotion of the freedom of choice.
ALSO RECOGNIZING: the "Universal Freedom of Choice" act does not cover an individual's freedom to chose a country to reside in.
OBSERVING: that families and relationships are split up when people are not allowed to emigrate from the country in which they reside.
EMPHASIZING: that people should be allowed to pursue residence in another nation than the one in which they currently reside.
DECLARING: that all individuals have the natural right to leave the country in which they reside and this right shall not be obstructed by any nation.
NOW MANDATING: that all people shall be allowed to emigrate from the country in which they reside.
FURTHER DECLARING: the only people exempt from full emigration rights are those who are either charged with, serving a sentence for, or under investigation of a criminal offense; those under a subpoena to a court; or those interred (including but not limited to prisoners of war) during times of conflict.
ACCEPTS: that this resolution has no effect on the immigration policies of individual nations[/quote]
Suggestions, opinions?
For awhile I've tried to get an Emigration Rights proposal to be passed. It's gone through a good amount of editing on the jolt forums in NS, but I would like some input here and I am hoping to re-submit it sometime soon. My latest version of the proposal, with some help from nations
[size0](among them Cobdenia, who helped with the FURTHER DECLARING clause) on the NS forums, is as follows:
Quote: In an effort to promote the human rights of all peoples, this resolution shall mandate global emigration rights.
DEEPLY DISTURBED: that many people are treated inhumanely in the nation in which they reside,
RECOGNIZING: the "Universal Freedom of Choice" resolution and its promotion of the freedom of choice.
ALSO RECOGNIZING: the "Universal Freedom of Choice" act does not cover an individual's freedom to chose a country to reside in.
OBSERVING: that families and relationships are split up when people are not allowed to emigrate from the country in which they reside.
EMPHASIZING: that people should be allowed to pursue residence in another nation than the one in which they currently reside.
DECLARING: that all individuals have the natural right to leave the country in which they reside and this right shall not be obstructed by any nation.
NOW MANDATING: that all people shall be allowed to emigrate from the country in which they reside.
FURTHER DECLARING: the only people exempt from full emigration rights are those who are either charged with, serving a sentence for, or under investigation of a criminal offense; those under a subpoena to a court; or those interred (including but not limited to prisoners of war) during times of conflict.
ACCEPTS: that this resolution has no effect on the immigration policies of individual nations[/quote]
Suggestions, opinions?