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by Pillowlandia » Thu Jun 16, 2016 4:58 pm
Stasnov wrote:Small-to-medium sized professional, relatively high-tech and well funded military. Emphasis on flexible units at Brigade-Battalion level.
by Flardania » Thu Jun 16, 2016 5:35 pm
by Libraria and Ausitoria » Fri Jun 17, 2016 6:34 am
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by Pillowlandia » Fri Jun 17, 2016 1:39 pm
Stasnov wrote:Small-to-medium sized professional, relatively high-tech and well funded military. Emphasis on flexible units at Brigade-Battalion level.
by Libraria and Ausitoria » Fri Jun 17, 2016 3:13 pm
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by Guadalupador » Tue Jun 21, 2016 8:16 pm
by Libraria and Ausitoria » Wed Jun 22, 2016 3:41 pm
Aestorian Commonwealth Frederick Styles Draft Act for the Free Movement of Goods, Services and Capital and Other Optional Single Market Provisions Resolution Number: 18 This resolution hereby adds after the end of Part 1, Section 1 of the Administrative Act the following: - Section 2: Reserved Rights Any person or legal entity who is resident or partly owned from any IFC member may not suffer discrimination on the basis of their nationality in their economic rights at the hands of any IFC member; in matters regarding: Subsection 1: The right to own property, and to be fairly compensated for any damage or confiscation by any entity responsible, Subsection 2: The right to free movement of: (a) goods, (b) services, and (c) capital, which shall be normally tariff-free, and subject only to such charges and laws as are naturally incurred upon domestic entities, and shall include the freedom of innocent navigation, and Subsection 3: The access to free movement of labour and people, but only among those IFC members which (a) are members the time of the passage of this act, and opt-in to this subclause; and (b) IFC members who join after the passage of this act and do not opt-out from this right; Subsection 4: All IFC members shall maintain the following additional general freedoms: (a) the freedom of the media, (b) right to vote for official representatives, (c) the freedom for other IFC members to pass military forces through their waters and airspace, according to reasonable traffic control, Subsection 5: Any breach of these rights by any IFC member shall be considered grounds for suspension for that member or signatory while a further investigation is carried out, and the Council shall initiate a vote to expel the member within one month of the matter being officially raised in the Council. - And renumbers the remaining sections as appropriate. Signed, Frederick Styles, Aestoria |
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by Organized States » Wed Jun 22, 2016 3:47 pm
by Libraria and Ausitoria » Wed Jun 22, 2016 3:49 pm
Aestorian Commonwealth Frederick Styles Musrum Universal Declaration of Rights Resolution Number: 17a This resolution hereby amends everything up to the end of Section 1 of the Administrative Act to read as follows: - IFC Charter Resolution Number: 0 The IFC, In freedom everlasting, Believing in the voluntary co-operation of sovereign states, in matters from economic to military interests, Reaffirming its abhorrence of egregious acts of violence and crimes against humanity, including acts of genocide, torture, and mass attacks upon civilians, Reaffirming its allegiance to the principles of liberty and self-determination, in all times and in all places, and Reaffirming its commitment to actively support the security of the free world, Hereby declares, for ourselves, and for the world, this our charter: Part I: Declaration of Rights Section 1: Universal Rights Except where the exercise of such rights would likely be actively and imminently prejudicial to the rights and/or safety of others, and/or of debilitating and global significance to the rights and/or safety of others, any person who is a citizen or resident of any member or observer nation, and/or a citizen or resident of any nation that signs and abides by this declaration of rights, shall henceforth enjoy, at all times and in all places: Subsection 1: Liberty 1. The right to life and to security of their person, including protection from any personal violation or unwarranted attack, 2. The right to liberty, i.e. to do anything not forbidden by law, 3. The right to own property, and to be fairly compensated for any damage or confiscation by any entity responsible, 4. The right to pursue happiness, education, and enterprise, 5. The right to a supportive government, 6. Their freedom from slavery, and to enjoy rest and leisure, 7. Their freedom of movement of their person within a nation, 8. The right to peaceful assembly, 8. Their freedom to enjoy innocent movement through the high seas and high skies, 9. Their freedom from discrimination in any such human rights on the basis of their nationality, race, gender, or sexuality, Subsection 2: Legal Rights 1. The right to a fair legal trial and legal counsel, including presumption of innocence, and the absence of post ex-facto law, 2. The right to habeas corpus, 3. Their freedom from cruel and unusual punishment, including torture, 4. Their freedom from arbitrary detention or imprisonment, 5. Their right to asylum from unjust persecution, 6. Their right to a nationality, and not to be deprived of it or forbidden from changing it, Subsection 3: Conscience 1. Their freedom of opinion, thought, and belief, 2. Their freedom of self-expression, association, and assembly, 3. Their freedom to refuse to kill, 4. Their freedom from slander, 5. Their right to marry, or not, according to personal choice, 6. Their freedom of privacy, within reason, Subsection 4: Conduct of War 1. All persons involved in any war or international dispute shall enjoy all the rights and liberties listed above, except for the right to life when mortal combat is absolutely necessary, or the right to free-movement if in conquered territory, 2. Those persons surrendering shall be considered prisoners of war, and shall enjoy all the rights and liberties listed above, except for free movement, 3. Neutral and civilian organizations must be afforded every reasonable assistance in support for wounded, and not purposefully or negligently targeted if they are straightforwardly identified, 4. The evacuation of those not party to the conflict must not be hindered, except to ensure equitable provision of potential hostages, 5. Areas declared to be free zones by either party must not be attacked or defended by any party, but may be used for movement of forces, Subsection 5: Exceptions Note these freedoms shall not neccessarily apply in the following disputable areas: (a) the right to bear weaponry (b) freedom of prostitution (c) ownership and sale of drugs and similar substances (d) abortion of the unborn (e) the passage of submerged craft (f) innocent passage through the high seas within 25 kilometers of any land or territories, except within natural channels (g) innocent passage through the high skies or space within 3 kilometers of any land or territory, or near any man-made craft capable of permanently supporting human life without outside intervention (h) innocent passage outside designated routes of travel designed for ensuring safety during innocent passage (i) military passage within 75 kilometers of any land or territories (j) the ability for states to identify and check craft that pass within 75 kilometers of their land or territories (k) the right to exclusive other commercial use of EEZ waters (l) the ownership of slave futures performing only an economic function (m) the right to strike (n) the right to picket (o) the right for homosexuals to enter into a religious marriage (as opposed to enter into an equivalent civil partnership) (p) any other areas where the exercise of such rights would likely be actively and imminently prejudicial to the rights and/or safety of others, and/or of debilitating global significance to the rights and/or safety of others. Subsection 5: Enforcement 1. Any breach of these universal rights sanctioned by any nation shall be considered an act of war against the IFC; and, after peaceful resolution has been attempted, the IFC may recognize hostilities. 2. This Declaration of Universal Rights shall be maintained at the IFC Capital as a treaty for signatories outside the IFC to sign. 3. The Treaty may be referred to as the Musrum Universal Declaration in honour of our former Secretary-General. 4. Other undersigned signatories outside the IFC shall also be expected to assist in the enforcement of these rights. - Signed, Frederick Styles, Aestoria |
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by Pillowlandia » Wed Jun 22, 2016 5:15 pm
Stasnov wrote:Small-to-medium sized professional, relatively high-tech and well funded military. Emphasis on flexible units at Brigade-Battalion level.
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by Libraria and Ausitoria » Sat Jun 25, 2016 3:33 am
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by Pillowlandia » Sat Jun 25, 2016 10:59 am
Stasnov wrote:Small-to-medium sized professional, relatively high-tech and well funded military. Emphasis on flexible units at Brigade-Battalion level.
by Salderia » Sat Jun 25, 2016 1:39 pm
by Libraria and Ausitoria » Tue Jun 28, 2016 1:46 am
Aestorian Commonwealth Frederick Styles Musrum Universal Declaration of Rights Resolution Number: 17b This resolution hereby amends everything up to the end of Section 1 of the Administrative Act to read as follows: - IFC Charter Resolution Number: 0 The IFC, In freedom everlasting, Believing in the voluntary co-operation of sovereign states, in matters from economic to military interests, Reaffirming its abhorrence of egregious acts of violence and crimes against humanity, including acts of genocide, torture, and mass attacks upon civilians, Reaffirming its allegiance to the principles of liberty and self-determination, in all times and in all places, and Reaffirming its commitment to actively support the security of the free world, Hereby declares, for ourselves, and for the world, this our charter: Part I: Declaration of Rights Section 1: Universal Rights Except where the exercise of such rights would likely be actively and imminently prejudicial to the rights and/or safety of others, and/or of debilitating and global significance to the rights and/or safety of others, any person who is a citizen or resident of any member or observer nation, and/or a citizen or resident of any nation that signs and abides by this declaration of rights, shall henceforth enjoy, at all times and in all places: Subsection 1: Liberty 1. The right to life and to security of their person, including protection from any personal violation or unwarranted attack, 2. The right to liberty, i.e. to do anything not forbidden by law, 3. The right to own property, and to be fairly compensated for any damage or confiscation by any entity responsible, 4. The right to pursue happiness, education, and enterprise, 5. The right to a supportive government, 6. Their freedom from slavery, and to enjoy rest and leisure, 7. Their freedom of movement of their person within a nation, 8. The right to peaceful assembly, 8. Their right to share the high seas and high skies to enjoy free passage, 9. Their freedom from discrimination in any such human rights on the basis of their nationality, race, gender, or sexuality, Subsection 2: Legal Rights 1. The right to a fair legal trial and legal counsel, including presumption of innocence, and the absence of post ex-facto law, 2. The right to habeas corpus, 3. Their freedom from cruel and unusual punishment, including torture, 4. Their freedom from arbitrary detention or imprisonment, 5. Their right to asylum from unjust persecution, 6. Their right to a nationality, and not to be deprived of it or forbidden from changing it, Subsection 3: Conscience 1. Their freedom of opinion, thought, and belief, 2. Their freedom of self-expression, association, and assembly, 3. Their freedom to refuse to kill, 4. Their freedom from slander, 5. Their right to marry, or not, according to personal choice, 6. Their freedom of privacy, within reason, Subsection 4: Conduct of War 1. All persons involved in any war or international dispute shall enjoy all the rights and liberties listed above, except for the right to life when mortal combat is absolutely necessary, or the right to free-movement if in conquered territory, 2. Those persons surrendering shall be considered prisoners of war, and shall enjoy all the rights and liberties listed above, except for free movement, 3. Neutral and civilian organizations must be afforded every reasonable assistance in support for wounded, and not purposefully or negligently targeted if they are straightforwardly identified, 4. The evacuation of those not party to the conflict must not be hindered, except to ensure equitable provision of potential hostages, 5. Areas declared to be free zones by either party must not be attacked or defended by any party, but may be used for movement of forces, Subsection 5: Exceptions Note these freedoms shall not necessarily apply in the following disputable areas: (a) the right to bear weaponry (b) freedom of prostitution (c) ownership and sale of drugs and similar substances (d) abortion of the unborn (up to 7 months, or later if their is either a risk to the bearer's life or existent foetal abnormalities) (e) the passage of submerged craft in EEZ waters (f) innocent passage through the high seas within 25 kilometers of any land or territories, except within natural channels (g) innocent passage through the high skies or space within 3 kilometers of any land or territory, or near any man-made craft capable of permanently supporting human life without outside intervention (h) innocent passage outside designated routes of travel designed for ensuring safety during innocent passage (i) military passage or intelligence gathering within 75 kilometers of any land or territories (j) the ability for states to identify and check craft that pass within 75 kilometers of their land or territories (k) the right to exclusive other commercial use of EEZ waters (l) the ownership of slave futures performing only an economic function (m) the right to strike (n) the right to picket (o) the right for homosexuals to enter into a religious marriage (as opposed to enter into an equivalent civil partnership) (p) any other areas where the exercise of such rights would likely be actively and imminently prejudicial to the rights and/or safety of others, and/or of debilitating global significance to the rights and/or safety of others. Note also that free passage of the types specified outside the respective distances specified as open for dispute should be considered protected by this declaration. Subsection 6: Enforcement 1. Any breach of these universal rights sanctioned by any nation shall be considered an act of war against the IFC; and, after peaceful resolution has been attempted, the IFC may recognize hostilities. 2. This Declaration of Universal Rights shall be maintained at the IFC Capital as a treaty for signatories outside the IFC to sign. 3. The Treaty may be referred to as the Musrum Universal Declaration in honour of our former Secretary-General. 4. The IFC may amend this Treaty but signatories outside the IFC shall not be required to comply with the newer version, but must retain compliance with the older version unless they wish to state their intent to sign the newer version. 5. Other undersigned signatories outside the IFC shall also be expected to assist in the enforcement of these rights. - Signed, Frederick Styles, Aestoria |
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by Organized States » Wed Jun 29, 2016 11:30 pm
The Organized States of America Kyle Noshimuri Condemnation of the Ardokian Government and Clarification Regarding Usage of Military Force in Space Resolution Number: 19 This resolution, if passed, hereby condemns the Ardokian Government for its false reporting of the true intention of its orbital platforms. False reporting of a satellite's true intentions and capabilities creates a legitimate barrier to the free and safe use of space for commercial and peaceful purposes, and indeed, has created the unfortunate situation seen on the International Stage. Additionally, this resolution hereby supports the use of Military force to defend interests in Orbit, particularly if it would in any way, a) Minimize Collateral Damage b) Support Joint I.F.C. Military Operations and the Military Operations of its members, particularly in situations wherein the National Security of a Nation is threatened by a foreign power c) Support Concurrent Space Operations, carried out by Scientific Agencies (such as the O.S. Air Force Space Defense Force, the O.S. National Aerospace and Science Administration, or the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) d) Safeguard Commercial Space Flight (operated by organizations such as the Space Exploration Technologies Corporation, Blue Origin, Inc., or the United Launch Alliance) Additionally, this resolution supports any future use of Military Force in Orbit if any of the above criteria are met. Additionally, as to mitigate future Space-based Defense Threats, this resolution proposes the creation of an I.F.C. Military Committee on Space, headed by a nominated Space Operations Officer/Senior Astronaut/Senior Extra-Orbital Pilot or Combat Systems Operator. Signed, Kyle Noshimuri, Organized States of America |
by Libraria and Ausitoria » Thu Jun 30, 2016 7:42 am
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by Guadalupador » Thu Jun 30, 2016 8:53 am
by Organized States » Thu Jun 30, 2016 6:36 pm
Libraria and Ausitoria wrote:"Nay to Resolution 19. Funnily enough, the Ausitorian government is not of the opinion that aggressively shooting down spacecraft makes space flight more peaceful or less hazardous."
by Libraria and Ausitoria » Thu Jun 30, 2016 9:27 pm
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by Roski » Thu Jun 30, 2016 9:32 pm
by Organized States » Fri Jul 01, 2016 12:22 am
by Libraria and Ausitoria » Fri Jul 01, 2016 1:36 am
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by Libraria and Ausitoria » Fri Jul 01, 2016 1:36 am
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