INTERNATIONAL CHARTER FOR
THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN LIFE
The Parlamento Mondiale per la Sicurezza e la Pace - International
Parliament for Safety and Peace - promulgates the Charter on the Protection
of Human Life, as follows:
Article 1 - Note that today, always more with greater ferocity not using any
respect for public health and the life of men, the International Parliament for
Safety and Peace, grasping the' Universal Declaration of Human Rights ',
adopted among others by the United Nations December 10, 1948,
guarantees, for all states in the world, to defend by every means available the
human life, much of which is depreciated and destroyed in recent times.
Article 2 – The International Parliament condemns any political persecution,
religious and racial hatred, which may occur within countries.
Article 3 - No citizen of a country may be arbitrarily arrested, imprisoned or
exiled, or subjected to measures of discrimination or other physical or moral
coercion as well as restrictions of any kind.
Article 4 - No citizen of a country may be subjected to torture or to cruel,
bestial and degrading treatment.
Article 5 - No citizen of a country, even if found guilty of a crime, could be
sentenced to death, because the State, in condemning a crime, cannot
commit another crime by applying the death penalty.
Article 6 - All citizens of a country have the right to freedom of thought,
speech and consciousness. This right includes the freedom to profess publicly
and privately, in any form and medium, their religion, their political ideology,
their opinions, beliefs, without persecution, threats, arrests, detentions or even
exile, torture or death, for this.
Article 7 - The International Parliament also condemns racism as an
aberration carrying incivility and pathological persecution mania.
Article 8 - The International Parliament calls on Member States of the world to
abolish so-called "military police" used against their citizens, as well as a
"secret police" that stifles freedom.
Article 9 – The International Parliament shall appoint International High
Commissioners with the 'intent to prevent and eliminate all forms of
constitutional illegalities that may occur in those nations with tyranny,
dictatorship, absolutism and pseudo-democracies.
Article 10 - The International Parliament of the unified countries denounces
those states that implement police torture and cruel imprisonment, and who
use "show trials” which usually result in death sentences.
Article 11 - Countries, which are publicly indicted by the International
Parliament, will be proposed for 'expulsion from the United Nations
Organization.
Article 12 - Furthermore, those who have been indicted will be subject to
severe economic sanctions, as well as a total political, social and cultural
isolation and a boycott of tourism.
Article 13 - The International Parliament rejects and condemns any kind of
war and urban warfare and also, given the phenomena of organized crime
which is protected, among other, by mainly personal and political interests
that do not benefit the national community.
Article 14 - The International Parliament has the power to intervene in those
nations that are guilty of the most horrific crimes and the destruction of free
and honest citizens, in order to restore order, justice and legality.
Article 15 – The International Parliament does not recognize any formality of
"interference in internal affairs of a State" when that State is prosecuted
before the world because of atrocities, persecution, torture, wars and other
abominable abuses that may result from political/judicial institutions and the
authorities in charge of police and even the army in her form as military police.
Article 16 - The International Parliament intends to establish a fund for
international aid for the persecuted, for prisoners and torture invalids.
Article 17 – The International Parliament has the right to monitor all nations, in
terms of international legal order to prevent and suppress any forms of abuse
of power that raise from time to time, which can become a license to torture
and persecution, arrest and imprisonment, exile and death penalty. In this
sense, the International Parliament is an informer of the nations in such
situations, placing itself in direct contact with the respective governments,
through the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Interior, Justice and Armed Forces.
Article 18 - The International Parliament rejects and condemns nuclear tests
and nuclear weapons in general, as well as chemical and biological weapons,
which are all signs of incivility and social and political decline.
Article 19 - The International Parliament proposes that the United Nations
implement serious economic sanctions to those who employ nuclear weapons
as a means of last resort in war, or who make them explode on the surface,
sea and underground.
Article 20 - If a state were to continue their nuclear tests after economic
sanctions have been implemented, it should be presented to and expelled by
the United Nations.
Article 21 - All citizens of nations that are in severe condition of being
persecuted, tortured, detained, sentenced to death and exiled, are obligated
to refer to the International Parliament for Safety and Peace in their defense
against lawlessness, violence, hatred and tyranny.
From the Presidential Office in Palermo (Sicily), January 15, 1976.