The General Assembly,
Acknowledging that social inequalities perpetuate suffering and prevent the advancement of societies towards true justice and equality,
Recognizing the right of all people to live in a world where wealth is distributed equitably, and where access to basic needs such as healthcare, education, housing, and food is guaranteed,
Affirming the need to dismantle systems that perpetuate poverty and inequality,
Drawing inspiration from the ideals of revolutionary movements that have fought against oppression and for the empowerment of the people,
Hereby Resolves:
1. Promotion of Equitable Taxation: Member states are encouraged to adopt fair and equitable taxation policies aimed at reducing wealth disparities and supporting marginalized communities. Member states must ensure that taxation systems do not perpetuate discrimination or systemic inequalities, thereby safeguarding equal access to essential services.
2. Universal Basic Services: Member states shall provide universal access to healthcare, education, and housing for all citizens. These services must be funded through means that align with the economic capacities and priorities of individual member states while respecting principles of equality and justice.
3. Worker Empowerment: All member states must implement policies that guarantee fair wages, safe working conditions, and the right to organize for workers. Corporations shall be required to engage in cooperative dialogue with workers’ unions to ensure fair treatment and compensation.
4. Revolutionary Reforms: Member states shall dismantle systems of economic exploitation, particularly in industries such as finance, energy, and manufacturing, ensuring that all sectors of society benefit equally from their labor and resources.
5. Global Solidarity: Member states shall contribute to global efforts aimed at eradicating poverty, inequality, and exploitation in other regions of the world. Efforts to improve living standards in disadvantaged nations must focus on fair trade, resource-sharing, and sustainable development.
6. Regulation of Corporate Power: Member states shall enact and enforce legislation that limits the exploitative practices of multinational corporations, ensuring they adhere to ethical labor, environmental, and resource-use standards. Corporations that violate these principles shall face proportionate penalties, including fines and operational restrictions.
Encouraging all member states to stand in solidarity with each other in the pursuit of these goals, and to work towards a just, equitable, and revolutionary world.