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Tractatus de iuribus hominum ( civil rigth act)

This treaty was drafted in February 5069 by the New Senate (NS novo senatus).

Status: ratification^[?]

Description^[?]

---- Teatry NS 01 --- February 5069
Parlamentarii, cives, nationes, hoc foedus tendit ut incolarum iura, iura quae maioribus nostris usurpata sunt, iura pro quibus viri nostri ac feminae fortiter pugnaverunt, ea iura quae saepe oblivisci volumus, pro concesso fieri volumus. evidens ac fundamentale subsidium in posterum et posterorum.
Hic tractatus de rebus civilibus solum agit, et alia argumenta non attingit, speramus te huic tractationi nostrae ac gentis tuae subscri- bere, sine discrimine futurum.
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Parliamentarians, citizens, nations, this treaty aims to provide the population with rights, rights that were usurped to our ancestors, rights for which our men and women fought valiantly, we want these rights which we often forget that on are taken for granted become an obvious and fundamental resource for the future and future generations.
this treaty deals ONLY with civil issues and does not touch on other topics, we hope you will subscribe to this treatise for the future of our and your nation, for a future without discrimination that every day we live.
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Marcus Berteus, NS leader
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Articles^[?]

The treaty consists of the following articles.

Article 1

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The government's policy concerning adoption.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Adoption is regulated by the government. Applicants can adopt after a routine check-up.

Adoption is not regulated.

Adoption is regulated by the government. Applicants can adopt after a routine check-up.

Regulation is used to screen out only those with a previous history of child abuse.

Article 2

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The government's policy with respect to adultery.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Adultery is legal.

Adultery is illegal, but not prosecuted.

Local governments establish policies on adultery.

Article 3

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

Racial segregation of public amenities (eg. drinking fountains, public toilets)

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Segregation of any public amenity is banned.

Article 4

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

Forced marriages.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Forced marriages are illegal.

Article 5

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The government's policy regarding bestiality (performing sexual acts with animals).

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Bestiality is illegal.

Article 6

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

Weapon concealment.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

People must first obtain a permit in order to carry concealed weapons.

Some categories of weapon must be carried openly, others may be concealed.

Any legal weapon may be concealed when carried.

Article 7

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The legality of divorces (if marriages are recognised).

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Divorces are legal, be it mutual consent, grounded cause or if one partner wants it.

Divorces are only legal with grounded cause (such as adultery, or violence).

The government has no policy on the legality of divorces.

Article 8

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The government's policy regarding the initiation of divorces (if allowed).

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Either partner may initiate a divorce.

Article 9

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The government's policy regarding foreign marriages.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

All foreign marriages are recognised, regardless of domestic policy regarding marriage.

Only foreign marriages that comply with domestic policy regarding marriage are recognised.

Article 10

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

Freedom of information law.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Classified files are released after a set period of time.

Classified files are released after a set period of time provided doing so is not deemed to endanger national security.

Classified files are released after a set period of time provided doing so is not deemed to be against the public interest.

Classified files are only released at the discretion of the government.

Article 11

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

Government policy concerning the ability to change the legal definition of one's gender

The policy of their national government and law should be:

The government takes no position on this.

The government allows the individual to decide on gender identity.

Individuals are allowed to change their legal gender identity, but if they are married, their married partner must consent.

Local governments decide whether individuals can change their legal gender identity.

Article 12

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

Policy on incest.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Incestuous acts are illegal.

Incestuous acts are illegal, but only actively prosecuted if pregnancy results.

Incestuous acts are legal, but incestuous marriages are not legally recognised.

Policy on incest is determined by local governments.

Article 13

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The government's policy on inheritance

The policy of their national government and law should be:

There is a regulated inheritance law, private regulation of inheritance is allowed but also regulated.

There is a regulated inheritance law, but private regulation of inheritance is allowed and not regulated.

There are no regulated inheritance laws, inheritance is only regulated by the will of deceased.

Article 14

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

Government recognition of interracial marriages (if marriages are recognised).

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Mixed race marriages follow the same regulation as other marriages.

Article 15

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The legality of interracial sex.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Interracial sex is legal.

Only heterosexual interracial sex is allowed.

Article 16

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The confidentiality of letters and correspondence.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

The confidentiality of letters is inviolable, but the justice dept. can violate it in extreme situations.

The confidentiality of letters is inviolable, but the justice dept. can violate the confidentiality of letters with grounded cause.

Article 17

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The government's policy on public nudity.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Public nudity is illegal, but private nudist colonies and beaches are permitted.

There are no laws with regards to public nudity, it is allowed.

Public nudity laws are left to local governments.

Article 18

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The government's policy concerning parental qualifications.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

The government does not hold qualifications for new parents.

The government requires a test for would-be parents, if parents circumvent the test they are allowed to keep the children, but are watched for incompentence.

The government requires a test for would-be parents, if parents circumvent the test the government takes custody.

The government requires a test for would-be parents, if parents circumvent the test the government requires abortions.

Article 19

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The government's policy with respect to polygamy.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Polygamous marriages are accorded equal recognition to monogamous marriages.

Article 20

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The government's stance on population control.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

The government actively promotes population growth.

The government does not engage in population control.

The government taxes children beyond a certain number per couple.

Article 21

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

Right to privacy.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Individuals have a right to privacy, to keep records and information for themselves.

Individuals have a right to privacy, but the courts can force individuals to give information on certain matters if needed. (also known as Habeas Data).

Article 22

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

Policy concerning racial segregation in educational institutions.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Segregation is illegal in all educational institutions.

Article 23

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

The legality of slavery.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Slavery and the slave trade are illegal.

Slavery and the slave trade is allowed.

Article 24

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

Government policy on sexual relations.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Sexual relations of all types are legal for consenting adults.

Article 25

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

Weapons allowed to private citizens.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Citizens may own any type of weapons, but certain types are restricted to designated places.

Only certain types of weapons may be owned by the general public, but these may be carried anywhere except as determined by the property owner.

Only certain types of weapons may be owned by the general public, and there are further restrictions on places where they may be carried.

Article 26

The ratifiers acknowledge that with respect to:

Women's working rights.

The policy of their national government and law should be:

Women are entitled the same working rights as men.

Ratifiers^[?]

The treaty has been formally ratified by the following nations.

Nation

Date

Pending Ratifications

Compliance^[?]

The following nations (57 in total) are not in compliance to the articles outlined in this treaty.

The following nations (1 in total) are in compliance.

República Gaduridana (Gaduridos)

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Tractatus de iuribus hominum ( civil rigth act)

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Article 1

Article 2

Article 3

Article 4

Article 5

Article 6

Article 7

Article 8

Article 9

Article 10

Article 11

Article 12

Article 13

Article 14

Article 15

Article 16

Article 17

Article 18

Article 19

Article 20

Article 21

Article 22

Article 23

Article 24

Article 25

Article 26

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