Definitions:
1. A caravan shall be defined for the purposes of this resolution as a group of two or more alien persons attempting to unlawfully enter the territory of a sovereign member nation in an organized manner and with the clear intent of breaching the territorial integrity of the member nation concerned. The definition of unlawful caravan includes all possessions and vehicles held by the alien persons.
Subsection 2 of definition 1:
Clear intent shall be defined as knowingly and willingly (thereby meaning a person’s own free will) participating in an unlawful activity. In order for clear intent to be shown, the accused must’ve had had knowledge that they were crossing an international border of a member state, that the accused did not have authorization to enter the member state they were attempting to enter, and that the accused did so of their own free will and not under duress or coercion. These definitions shall apply to both groups of persons traveling unlawfully together (known as a caravan) or individual persons.
2. Tampering shall include, but is not limited to;
Encouraging, directly or indirectly, an unlawful caravan to attempt to or to unlawfully enter the territory of another sovereign member nation,
Failing to take adequate steps to prevent the movement of an unlawful caravan or alien persons, which puts the borders of another sovereign member nation at risk,
Providing aid and comfort to alien persons trying to unlawfully enter the territory of another member nation,
3. Borders shall be defined as:
Land where a member state has lawful legal, military, and civic control.
Military control encompasses checkpoints, military bases, ect. Military control only includes military control that is duly permitted under international law.
legal control is where a member state's police force and court system is able to adequately operate, and is duly permitted to do so under international law.
Civic control is where the political apparatus of a member state is operationally effective and where a member state is duly permitted to operate under international law.
The World Assembly affirms:
1. that the World Assembly has the fundamental right to dictate matters of borders of, and only of member states, as they are of an international concern, and borders of member states must be maintained as per the requirements listed in this resolution
2. that borders are fundamental to the security of a free member state,
THE WORLD ASSEMBLY SO ORDERS:
that all member states must not have their borders tampered with by fellow member states.
Member states must take minimal steps to secure their borders with other member states, such as:
1. all member states must work with member states they border to ensure that caravans are not allowed to enter their nation on route to another. This shall be overseen by the World Assembly border integrity commission. The commission will ensure that all member states are fulfilling their requirements as prescribed by this resolution.
2. that member states must take all reasonable steps to protect their borders. Reasonable steps shall include, but are not limited to:
- Increasing law-enforcement capacity around border crossings and entry points
- Sending military personal
3. other member nations must not take actions that harm the border security of a fellow member nation, which shall include but is not limited to:
- allowing caravans to unlawfully cross their borders with the clear intention of entering another nation
- failing to maintain one’s own border
