[Xiomera]

Upon introduction of the proposal, the Xiomeran delegates present assumed expressions of concern. While the notion of universal human rights undoubtedly sounded great to some nations present, to an Imperial ear it carried the ring of an alarm bell. The Xiomeran stance on human rights was simple: loyal citizens had rights and everyone else did not. The most senior delegate present began frantically texting Ambassador Tetlahue.

The sole Huenyan representative present, by contrast, simply smiled as they read the document. This was something that Huenya would assuredly support.