Category: Human Rights | Significant | Proposed by: Hulunbuir
The General Assembly,
Acknowledging that gender as a binary concept contradicts scientific knowledge as well as social observation,
Recognizing that gender as a binary concept socially and otherwise excludes persons in all member states of the world community for no justifiable reason, while
Resolving to adopt a more perfect and pragmatic culture in all member states which accepts those persons who do not have the ability to belong in the obsolete concept of the gender binary,
Admitting that our world has a legitimate necessity and obligation to
- accept scientific and social observation as evidence for reform,
- redefine gender as to maintain true social justice, as well as
- prevent ignorance and therein violence directed towards those persons unjustifiably deemed unfit for world society by our culture due to the gender binary,
Hereby:
1.) Defines such terms as ”male”, “female”, and “intersex” as purely scientific, biological, as well as physical and prevailing designations of sex,
2.) Defines such terms as ”masculine”, “feminine”, “gender neutral”, “transgender”, “genderqueer” and “non-binary” as purely mental, identifying, expressive, as well as psychological and prevailing designations of gender,
3.) Defines “gender” and “sex” as two distinct concepts, the former referring to the mental and expressive identity of an individual and the latter referring to the physical and biological nature of an individual,
4.) Defines “gender” as an expression of an individual’s personality and identity which falls on a spectrum ranging from masculine to feminine with gender-neutral as the center, and genderqueer or non-binary as anything in between,
5.) Defines “transgender” as an instance where the sex of individual (e.g.: male) does not traditionally correspond with their gender (e.g.: not masculine),
6.) Defines “gender fluidity” as the social and cultural custom of acknowledging gender as a spectrum rather than a binary dynamic, while accepting and treating equally those who identify on any part(s) of the gender fluidity spectrum, rather than attempting to classify into one of two options (masculine or feminine, as in the binary dynamic) and treat them differently therefore,
7.) Mandates that all governments of member states espouse the custom of gender fluidity by allowing persons falling on any part(s) of the gender fluidity spectrum to have not only equal rights to others but also equal opportunity in political and economic freedom,
8.) Mandates that education in all member states provides knowledge (as stated in clauses 1 - 6) of the distinctions between gender and sex as well as socially and culturally implements the gender fluidity spectrum as the default dynamic and doctrine towards gender in society as to prevent ignorance and violence,
9.) Requests that persons in all member states have the right to safely discuss, support, and protest the reform, and
10.) Requests that governments of all member states pass future legislation and promote societies which further(s) the efforts of this proposal.
