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Author Topic: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter  (Read 6087 times)

Offline Validus

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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #15 on: December 13, 2007, 07:08:18 AM »
I will cry when I see the day a Myrorian will never view another human with out racist eyes.

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Offline Delfos

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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #16 on: December 13, 2007, 12:47:21 PM »
Prison? Nobody said anything about prison, as in many constitutions, you get to pay a fee, if you don't you pay the fee in being in prison, nothing more. Yes when you insult someone you're violating his human right to dignity, it's the national law that will address the penalty, you can even say everyone that violates human rights gets direct death penalty with this treaty.

Offline Feniexia

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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #17 on: December 13, 2007, 06:30:01 PM »
The Enlightened Empire agrees to most content of this treaty, but there are two major problems - at first, article 10, which enforces the prohibition of discrimination. While Feniexia agrees that being member of a certain race or sex does not mean being of lower worth than others are; but also, this article would outlaw most parts of the Feniexian government, because meritocracy values some human beings over others. So, we can only agree to this article partly.

Also, we have our concerns about Protocol 1 - A2. The death sentence is very rarely used in Feniexian jurisdiction, for proven crimes of serial murder, strong violation against the dignity of human beings and other comparable actions. While Feniexia thinks the IPO would agree that the Death Sentence is acceptable punishment for those individuals, we refuse to bow to foreign organizations.

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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #18 on: December 13, 2007, 11:57:18 PM »
The Enlightened Empire agrees to most content of this treaty, but there are two major problems - at first, article 10, which enforces the prohibition of discrimination. While Feniexia agrees that being member of a certain race or sex does not mean being of lower worth than others are; but also, this article would outlaw most parts of the Feniexian government, because meritocracy values some human beings over others. So, we can only agree to this article partly.

Also, we have our concerns about Protocol 1 - A2. The death sentence is very rarely used in Feniexian jurisdiction, for proven crimes of serial murder, strong violation against the dignity of human beings and other comparable actions. While Feniexia thinks the IPO would agree that the Death Sentence is acceptable punishment for those individuals, we refuse to bow to foreign organizations.

1st, you're an IPO member, why didn't you brought this issues to discussion?

2nd, The Article about Dignity was changed because of guys like you, I removed the part that someone's dignity was equal to someone else's or whatever was written before. But discrimination? You're saying the government has the right to discriminate? This is about human values, a human as a citizen or society individual, if your parties discriminate their own groups that's fine, as long your law gives room for un-discriminatory parties, sure, why not? Otherwise I'm not following your idea.

3rd, I'm not sure what you mean with Protocol 1 (A2), Protocol 1 does let whoever wants to have death penalty, as long you explain why you do allow it. IPO doesn't even have jurisdiction to do anything even if your moratorium about your death penalty is against Human Rights, to be fair about it. Although if there's a general motion to accuse your nation of violation human rights, who knows...you could be the 1st sentenced entity by the IPO International Court.
I am against death penalty, if that's what you mean, and I think we would be better without it, but there's too many nations in Taijitu that allow Death Penalty, in some way we want to appeal nations like Myroria to join IPO, hence why we're so kind including the 'justification' word, giving some flexibility on the laws.

There was to be included, in a primitive version of this charter, a protocol of derogation, but there would be very few articles worth a derogation protocol, so we just thought about a way to give it enough flexibility to let people in and outside of IPO sign it.

We want as much as we can, this charter will be one of the main frames to bring Gelibolu into independence. It would be great if even Myroria (one of the 1st saying he would recognise Gelibolu) would sign it, a solid front against Xyrael about human rights would be easier to RP the end of such fascist empire. Unless you're fascist yourself, why don't you just sign it?

Offline Myroria

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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #19 on: December 14, 2007, 02:24:37 AM »
Myrorians are not racist, they are xenophobic. We hate Delfians because they're foreign, not because they're Delfian.

I SPECIFICALLY SAID in my earlier post:

It breaks personal rights to forbid a racist, not a government, from endorsing discrimination, paraphrased. If you read, you'd realize the government does not endorse discrimination, segregate based on race, etc.

And no, I will never join the IPO. It infringes on Myroria's own rights. And because I don't sign this, I'm fascist?

For one, I don't want to sign this because several of the rights are completely insane and I will never agree with them. Just because I take Xyrael's side on one little thing doesn't mean I'm fascist.

Secondly, you see how I'm "the Libertarian Monarchy of Myroria"? There's a reason for that. My people can do just as many things as you can, and don't have to worry about the government stealing their money. Not to mention you forcing the Valhene into submission. Because that's SO civilized.
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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #20 on: December 14, 2007, 03:13:28 AM »
since you got it all wrong, your post seems to deserve no comments.
If you think commie is insulting, you should think about fascist then.

Ah, just one quote:
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So if you're against anti-discriminatory articles, it was worth a try to get you signing the human rights charter.
If you'd read, you'd realize allot about this world.

The only thing I will comment is the Valhene thing...submission? They have lost a war, yes they have to submit, anyone that looses a war has to. And that's because they are supposed to have no one defending them, no one taking responsibility for their security, we provide them that until a legit government and a legit armed force for security is established. None of the above have yet (in my time-rate) been accomplished.

Offline Feniexia

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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #21 on: December 14, 2007, 01:21:38 PM »
Before all other, I wish to apologize about our concerns about Protocol 1; it was a m

Maybe what I said was a bit unclear. At first, Feniexia is no democracy, but a meritocracy - thus, there are no "parties" in it; at second, we do not discriminate human beings, but we value some beings over other beings. The problem is; we do not treat lower ranked individuals bad, although they are restricted on several issues, but we treat higher ranked individuals better, give them more rights and substitutions for certain things. So, foreigners might see this as discrimination. This is our problem. If we would have the guarantee that we would keep our laws endorsing people with higher abilities and restricting those with lower ones, we would gladly sign this treaty.

Offline Pachamama

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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #22 on: December 14, 2007, 01:48:46 PM »
In response to the concerns of the Enlightened Empire of Feniexia I must say that "discrimination" is taken too tight here.
Even in my country there are people that are better off then others, earning more money and can thus afford more and live better.
It must be understood that in every society there are people who do not want to advance to higher levels because they are satisfied with what they have or are unable to attain a higher social standing.
I feel from what I have heard that maybe an explanation to what is discrimination and what is not should be added.
I would like to ask the Feniexian representative if it is possible in his society for a person of lower standing-trough hard work and learning and improving ones self- to attain a higher level?

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Offline Delfos

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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #23 on: December 14, 2007, 07:13:38 PM »
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but we value some beings over other beings.

This article was changed for your requests. You can value more some than others, although our definition of civilized society doesn't allow some be over others. This article prevents the abuse of discrimination, if you like your mother more than your father, what should we care about? But if you discriminate your father to the point of not recognizing his citizenship or fatherhood is something more concerning.
As explained before, as long you are letting people live their lives just because they are different from your standings then you won't be bothered with discrimination...maybe in future protocols we can restrict it more about social standings.
In any way, our society won't ever allow this, it's written down, meritocracy is a bad way to go in our opinion, and you're always discriminating people that doesn't follow your standings. Like a private group inside a public group, never looks too good in delfian standings.

Offline Myroria

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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #24 on: December 14, 2007, 07:51:36 PM »
It's still unacceptable. If you want to follow the wrong notion that your father is not your father, there is nothing that can be done about it. There is nothing that should be done about it. If this article prohibited discriminatory violence, it may be better, but we still wouldn't sign it.
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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #25 on: December 15, 2007, 02:38:52 PM »
I would like to ask the Feniexian representative if it is possible in his society for a person of lower standing-trough hard work and learning and improving ones self- to attain a higher level?

"Yes, it indeed is. Gaining new abilities is one of the most basic aspects of our society. The Feniexian education system is open to all to a degree; everyone seriously trying to reach for the stars will be supported by the government. All our technological advancement, all our power - it is not the work of a few percent of mentally gifted individuals in the Enlightened Empire. It is the work of many academics, the work of autodidacts, and other educated but not necessarily over-intelligent individuals."

Celen shortly looked over to the Delfian representant and responded. "Well, listening to your opinion, I'd like to ask you one question about a hypothetical situation. You have the choice of either saving the life of the Delfian president or the life of an common, idiotic and uneducated street criminal; would you choose your president or the criminal?"

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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #26 on: December 15, 2007, 02:54:21 PM »
"Both, if I could save only 1 it would be the president of course, it's a matter of interests, not discrimination. But asked to save either the President of the Supreme Council or a whoever else, I would save both.
I hope I enlightened your view of our perspective, but this is me, and this is my civic training in New Delfos, and I can understand your issue with this matter, but as I told about the hypothetical example, it's a matter of interests, it's a self-discerning discrimination for my own interests, I'm not murdering that other person, am I?
There's several high standard firms in New Delfos that have allot of interests, lets say, in clothing. Their employees have a list of cloths that they cannot dress, basically they can only dress executive style clothing. That is discriminatory, but for their own interests, they are not prejudicing any other that doesn't follow their standards.
If you apply this to your meritocratic government, I rather if you had room for opposition, since your government doesn't sound too fair, but still, if there were parties, parties could have their own standards.
It's hard to explain, this is one of those Articles, even if they're not 'that' vague, they're still quite vague.
I say, you shouldn't be having any problems with anti-discriminatory laws. Myroria would..." *casting a quick look to the Myrorian representative in the ratification ceremony. Like if they look would say it all, racist bastards.*

Offline Myroria

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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #27 on: December 15, 2007, 03:00:53 PM »
"Please, be more professional, n'wah. Or do they not teach how to be professional to non-communists in New Delfos?"
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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #28 on: December 15, 2007, 03:03:54 PM »
*delfian representative drives his look away, ignoring whatever the myrorian rep. said, he was more interested in national representatives signing this treaty than a stupid argue with myrorian and their racist manners.*

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Re: Universal Ratification of the Human Rights Charter
« Reply #29 on: December 15, 2007, 03:11:44 PM »
"Hahahaha, typical of a Delfian to settle their conflicts with a cold shoulder before cold steel. I'll be leaving gentlemen, thank you for your time."
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