will slaving nations have complete freedom of movement in international waters, nor shall they find rest while cowering behind their citadels of corruption and wickedness, wounding the collective spirit of humanity by engaging in the grossly abhorrent practice of chattel slavery. Never again will the nations of the world that hold people in chains of bondage be tolerated as they continue their inhumane enterprise. We hold in contempt those states within the international community of nations that treat human beings as possessions to be sold, with no rights afforded them, no shred of dignity left to them, and no devices for freedom given to them. We hold in contempt those who would sanction, or even tolerate, the commercial enterprise of selling human beings for the exploitation of their bodies for laborious, sexual or other deviant purposes. Judgment shall be passed upon the heads of state who abide this interminable practice; penance shall be extracted from those that profit from the sale of human beings; the fury of our wrath will fall upon you.
We, the signatory states of the Ventana Pact hereby proclaim our intention to enter into a mutual pledge to engage in any and all legal remedies prescribed to us through the conventions of international law to render materiel harm to nations that engage in or tolerate the practice of chattel slavery, or who otherwise profit on the trafficking of human beings for the illicit usage of their bodies for unlawful purposes. This penalty shall be achieved through economic sanctions, a general prohibition of services and utilities, and the interception of transport ships in international waters known to be harboring chattel cargo or those that profit from the practice thereof. The free travel of human traffickers, slave-owning individuals or slavers themselves shall be restricted, and the right of nations to engage in such barbaric practices no longer recognized. Any attempt to legalize the sale or trafficking of human beings for gain shall be considered null and void. Any formal petition to the governments of the signatory states to the Ventana Pact to remove sanctions against them shall be ignored while the institution of human trafficking and slavery is permitted upon their soil. These measures utilized against human traffickers and slavers shall remain indefinitely.
We, the signatory states of the Ventana Pact hereby proclaim our intention to enter into a mutual pledge to engage in any and all legal remedies prescribed to us through the conventions of international law to render materiel harm to nations that engage in or tolerate the practice of chattel slavery, or who otherwise profit on the trafficking of human beings for the illicit usage of their bodies for unlawful purposes. This penalty shall be achieved through economic sanctions, a general prohibition of services and utilities, and the interception of transport ships in international waters known to be harboring chattel cargo or those that profit from the practice thereof. The free travel of human traffickers, slave-owning individuals or slavers themselves shall be restricted, and the right of nations to engage in such barbaric practices no longer recognized. Any attempt to legalize the sale or trafficking of human beings for gain shall be considered null and void. Any formal petition to the governments of the signatory states to the Ventana Pact to remove sanctions against them shall be ignored while the institution of human trafficking and slavery is permitted upon their soil. These measures utilized against human traffickers and slavers shall remain indefinitely.
In order to be freed from the burden of the punitive measures enacted by the signatory states of the Ventana Pact, states permitting, profiting from or in likewise manner sanctioning the enslavement or trafficking of human beings for illicit and unlawful purposes must permanently enact the following protocols. First, the central legislative body of the offending states must immediately pass legislation outlawing the practice of chattel slavery for the purposes of labor, medical experimentation or exploitation, sexual servitude or any other illicit purposes within the territorial borders of their nations and any colony, protectorate or unorganized territory they may possess. Second, all human beings held in the bondage of slavery within the territorial bounds of the offending states must be immediately freed from their captivity under the direct supervision of a third-party nation. Third, the offending states must issue formal compensation for all emotional harm and punitive damage inflicted upon every human being held in captivity in the form of free medical treatment, monetary compensation commensurate with the length of their captivity per an annual stipend, and the unrestricted freedom of travel within or outside of their country.
For those commercial organizations, individual states and multinational alliances that refuse to recognize the right of commercial organizations, individual states or multinational alliances to engage in, profit from or otherwise sanction chattel slavery and human trafficking, you are henceforth invited to participate in the fight to end these intolerable practices by pledging to uphold the tenets of the Ventana Pact. The convention of likeminded nation-states pledged to this treaty are not bound to any formal alliance, nor are they required to provide any materiel or monetary payment to participate. Instead, the signatory states of the Ventana Pact are pledging to utilize the means and measures prescribed therein in their own nations, through their own physical actions and under the supervision of their own domestic governments. The protocols issued within this treaty are designed to help those states ready and willing to fight for the liberation of all chattel slaves in our lifetime achieve maximum results against those that engage, profit from or otherwise sanction the practices of human trafficking and chattel slavery. An application to pledge to uphold the actions prescribed by the treaty will be provided below for any and all interested parties.
For those commercial organizations, individual states and multinational alliances that refuse to recognize the right of commercial organizations, individual states or multinational alliances to engage in, profit from or otherwise sanction chattel slavery and human trafficking, you are henceforth invited to participate in the fight to end these intolerable practices by pledging to uphold the tenets of the Ventana Pact. The convention of likeminded nation-states pledged to this treaty are not bound to any formal alliance, nor are they required to provide any materiel or monetary payment to participate. Instead, the signatory states of the Ventana Pact are pledging to utilize the means and measures prescribed therein in their own nations, through their own physical actions and under the supervision of their own domestic governments. The protocols issued within this treaty are designed to help those states ready and willing to fight for the liberation of all chattel slaves in our lifetime achieve maximum results against those that engage, profit from or otherwise sanction the practices of human trafficking and chattel slavery. An application to pledge to uphold the actions prescribed by the treaty will be provided below for any and all interested parties.
We, the undersigned participants and sponsors of this Treatise do hereby pledge to observe and uphold the responsibilities prescribed herein; to refrain from engaging in any practice that may contradict the spirit of purpose behind the creation of this Treatise and to commit to enacting the responsibilities prescribed herein as expediently as may be allowed. We, the undersigned participants and sponsors of this Treatise disavow the practice of chattel slavery and illicit human trafficking for the purposes of labor, medical experimentation and exploitation, sexual servitude and/or any other unlawful purpose as defined by the conventions and customs of international law. Furthermore, the undersigned participants and sponsors of this Treatise hereby condemn the commercial organizations, individual nation-states and multinational alliances that engage in, profit from or otherwise sanction the practices of chattel slavery and illicit human trafficking and shall refrain from treating with them so long as they continue to engage in, profit from, or sponsor these inhumane institutions. In order to enact and uphold these principles, the following prescriptions shall henceforth be practiced and recognized by the signatory states and sponsored by supportive commercial organizations and multinational alliances.❏ CHATTEL SLAVERY is hereby defined in whole or in part as the practice of owning, purchasing, or trading human beings as commodities; to detain a person or persons against their will; to deprive the person or persons of the freedom of movement and the right to self-determination; and the practice of utilizing a person or persons for financial gain or personal comfort without compensation paid to the person or persons being forced to provide the service. The consideration of a person or persons as personal property will constitute the actualization of chattel slavery to pledge states.
❏ HUMAN TRAFFICKING is hereby defined in whole or in part as the practice of utilizing coercion, force, fraud or other applicable means to compel individuals to perform services against their will, with or without monetary compensation; to transport a person or persons against their will for the obtainment of or profit from compelled service; and to utilize or sell an individual or individuals of any age for practices including (but not limited to) conscription for military service, forced labor or marriage, medical experimentation or exploitation, organ donation and sexual prostitution or slavery.
❏ SLAVERS are hereby defined in whole or in part as any commercial organization, individual nation-state or multinational alliance that engage in the procurement, selling, trading or transportation of a person or persons against their will for the purpose of obtaining financial compensation; to detain a person or persons for the purpose of trading their forced servitude for financial gain; and to act as intermediaries in the sale or trading of a person or persons for two or more parties as the providers of services including (but not limited to): slave detainment, trade negotiations, and transportation.
❏ SLAVE STATES are hereby defined in whole or in part as any nation-state that has legalized the practice of chattel slavery within their national borders (including any colonies, protectorates or other territories under their control); that has legalized the sale or trading of persons as property within the state and to foreign actors; that utilizes state resources to detain, sale or transport persons either for commercial organizations, multinational alliances or their own individual gain; to forcibly compel or conscript citizens, foreign nationals or immigrants into military service for their nation or to another nation for financial gain; or to provide aid to a commercial organization, state, or states in their practice of chattel slavery.Nations that pledge to uphole the VENTANA PACT are agreeing to undertake the following responsibilities through legislation or national action:
❏ To pass legislation that criminalizes the practice of human trafficking or chattel slavery within their own national territories.
❏ To pass legislation that criminalizes the practice of aiding (or abetting) the practices of human trafficking, or chattel slavery.
❏ To utilize any and all available resources to stop and search any ship(s) suspected of conveying slaves in international waters.
❏ To seize any ship that is found to be conveying slaves, to arrest its crewmembers and impound the vessel within a port facility.
❏ To provide emergency care, materiel aid and safe harbor to any escaped slave or slaves that may reach said nation’s territory.Nations that pledge to uphole the VENTANA PACT are agreeing to undertake the following countermeasures through legislation or national action:
❏ To arrest and detain known agent of chattel slave owning or trading, or human trafficking with their military or police.
❏ To embargo any nation that aids, engages in or has formally legalized the practice of human trafficking or chattel slavery.
❏ To levy penalties or pass punitive tariffs against any individual, commercial organization or state that aid any slaver states.
❏ To seize the financial and materiel assets of any slaver nation or organization held within the nation’s banks or treasuries.
❏ To seize the financial and materiel assets of any individual engaged in human trafficking or the holding of chattel slaves.
Any independent nation-state, semi-autonomous territory or suzerainty that has outlawed human trafficking and chattel slavery and who refuse to aid, give comfort or in likewise manner support any commercial organization, individual nation or multinational alliance engaging in or supporting the international slave trade may pledge to join the Ventana Pact. The only requirements are to have read and agreed to abide by the legal definitions, countermeasures and responsibilities of the Ventana Pact. The completion of these two steps grants automatic, immediate status as a signatory state to the treatise. In addition, commercial businesses or organizations that support the ideals and message of the Ventana Pact have the opportunity to officially sponsor the treatise group. Sponsorship entails allowing people to see that your alliance group or business organization formally support the goals and mission of the signatory states of the Ventana Pact and have decided to take a formal stand with them. Businesses and multinational alliances are not bound to following the responsibilities and countermeasures, though the treatise group supports any of their efforts towards the cause. Inquiries regarding membership or sponsorship can be logged here.
