General Assembly Proposals

General Assembly Resolution #457 “defending the rights of sexual and gender minorities” (Category: Civil Rights; Strength: Significant) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

ADMIRING the intent of the writers and their agenda.

NOTING that agreeing with same-sex marriage or gender equality and voting to repeal GA Resolution #457 is perfectly consistent, as the resolution needs revision and clarification.

Section 2 coerces nations into having a gender-blind policy, which in the case of the draft would force a nation to draft both men and women This gender blind agenda would hamper a nations fighting capabilities as men are both psychologically and physically better suited for the battlefield.

Section 2 requires nations to allow homosexual couples to adopt children. Quite frankly, scientists do not properly comprehend the potential harm of a child missing either a father or a mother. As the policy could harm a nation's most vulnerable citizens (children), the resolution should be repealed.

Section 3 attacks organizational sovereignty and the right to freely assemble. If an organization does not want to contain individuals of certain groups it has that right and should not be coerced otherwise.

As the resolution provides neither definitions nor a cap on the number of genders, the demands of Section 4 are a bit unreasonable.

General Assembly Resolution #457 “defending the rights of sexual and gender minorities” (Category: Civil Rights; Strength: Significant) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

RECOGNIZING the aim of GA#457: The Rights of Sexual And Gender Minorities to grant equal civil and political rights to all sexualities and genders;

YET ALARMED by the resolution’s many flaws, including that it:

I. FORGETS that this World Assembly is made up of many different species, including ones that do not have concepts of sexuality, ones that do not have any form of sex or gender, and ones that have no use explicitly protecting contractual legal rights dependent on these attributes;

II. ARBITRARILY ORDERS all member nations to grant all privileges derived from civil marriage to all sexualities and genders, without reference to what those privileges even are;

III. CONFUSINGLY COMPELS all member nations provide marriage services, grant marriage rights, and legislate on marriage termination, while exempting marriageless nations from legalizing marriage in the first place;

IV. TRAMPLES over estate and inheritance laws in all member states by requiring all civil marriages have the exact same rights, powers, and permissions as each other, creating jurisdictional madness in how property transfer disputes between different married couples are legally resolved;

V. FURTHER REQUIRES all civil marriages have exactly the same services as each other, when marriage issues are specific to the couples in question and can demand specific services that no other married couple requires;

VI. IGNORES all binding WA precedent already covering marriage equality, including section 1A of GA#35: The Charter of Civil Rights guaranteeing all member state individuals equal legal status, section 1C of GA#35 prohibiting discrimination on the grounds of sexual identity and orientation, GA#91: A Convention on Gender defining and granting legal rights to specific genders, GA#240: Sexual Autonomy Guarantee revoking marriage contracts that violate sexual consent, GA#335: Rights of Sapient Species guaranteeing human rights to all sapient beings, and GA#383: Right to Sexual Privacy protecting consenting individuals engaging in relationships based on sexual activity;

DECLARING that these numerous errors create a spirited but fundamentally flawed, redundant, and regrettably unrealistic resolution;

ACKNOWLEDGING that repealing this resolution will not legalize discrimination against married couples that are not cisgender or heterosexual;

HEREBY REPEALS GA#457: The Rights of Sexual And Gender Minorities.

General Assembly Resolution #286 “Reproductive Freedoms” (Category: Civil Rights; Strength: Significant) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

REASONING that the World Assembly has a duty to protect life,

ACKNOWLEDGES that an unborn child created by a parent is living,

UNDERSTANDS that there are cases in which an abortion should be allowed,

The World Assembly,

REPEALS General Assembly Resolution #286 "Reproductive Freedoms" (Category: Civil Rights; Strength: Significant).

The General Assembly;
Recognizing that orphans and homeless children are some of the most vulnerable of all persons in any society and are often ignored or abused;
Recognizing that violence, drugs, war, famine, social chaos, disease and prejudice in many nations have resulted in an unprecedented number of children who are abandoned as orphans or who have become homeless;
Recognizing that the rights of orphans and homeless children are often ignored;
Deploring the terrible conditions that these children suffer in;
Alarmed that these children are exposed to the possibility of being raped, murdered or sold into prostitution and noting that some of these children are extremely young;
Finding this situation to be unacceptable, enacts the following:
1. Member nations are encouraged in the strongest possible terms to fund the construction and staffing of orphanages and shelters for homeless children as the situation in their nation merits.
2. Member nations are further strongly encouraged to establish appropriate child welfare agencies to oversee the well-being of these children and to manage the distribution of aid. Additionally, these agencies are strongly urged to share information to facilitate intranational and international adoptions.
3. The World Assembly Child Placement Authority is hereby established to do the following:
(i) Compile a database of all known homeless or orphaned children currently residing in WA nations who are awaiting placement in adoptive homes. The governments of WA member nations shall submit bi-annually a report detailing the number of homeless or orphaned children living within their nation who are awaiting placement in adoptive homes, either within, or outside their nation. The report shall include the child's age, sex, name (if known), pertinent medical information as allowed by WA law and any other details considered relevent to the child's case.
(ii) Act as a clearinghouse for coordinating the efforts of accredited adoption agencies and child-advocacy groups in WA nations and to assist in the effort to place these children in permanent, stable homes.
4. Member nations are reminded that many homeless children, particularly runaways, may be reluctant to accept aid and assistance from government agencies or recognized charities due to fears that they will be forced into an unacceptable situation, e.g., returned to an abusive home. Therefore, it is suggested that aid and assistance be provided in a no-threat environment with assured confidentiality for all clients, but with the goal of eventually placing these children in an officially recognized shelter, orphanage or foster home, or if possible, returning them to their parents or an acceptable guardian.