Article 1.

Everyone has the right to speak as they wish, with no drawbacks (including negative statements

against countries, governments, organizations, and individuals).

Article 2.

a) All people have the right to a fair and unbiased trial.

b) All people have the right to be tried in front of a panel of unbiased peers.

Article 3.

Everyone has the right to belong to whichever organization they want, with no consequences

(which includes religion, country, political party, etc.)

Article 4.

No one shall be deprived the right to cross any geopolitical borders (e.g. boundaries of states,

provinces, countries, or alliances).

Article 5.

Everyone has the right to control their own reputation. No person shall be allowed to mock or

criticize the honor of someone else.

Article 6.

a) All factions, regardless of their size, have the right to exist and practice their ideals as

they wish.

b) No organization or individual has the right to arbitrarily attack a faction without a just

cause.
Article 7.

a) Everyone has the right to basic necessities to live in a civil manner. (Including, but not

limited to food, water, shelter, clothes, and education.)

b) If such necessities are not easily accessible to an individual, it is the role of the national

government to provide basic, temporary accommodations.

Article 8.

Children have the right to choose their own ideologies, morals, and political affiliation at the age

16, so long as it does not present a social or economic burden to their parents in any way.

Article 9.

All people are entitled to free primary education, and no organization or individual has the right

to deprive anyone of their primary education.

Article 10.

a) Everyone has the right to claim their sexuality for themselves. No medical professional is

needed to give such verdict.

b) No one can discriminate or segregate against other people’s sexuality.

Article 11.

Everyone has the right to wield a firearm (unless proven to be mentally unstable by a medical

professional).

Article 12.
 a) People with disabilities of any kind have the right to be accommodated for, as per their

disability requires. (e.g. a person with limited mobility has the right to have a designated

parking spot). The disability must be approved by a medical professional.

Article 13.

a) All humans have the right to their own death if they consent in doing so. No one but the

person wishing death can order the final declaration of death (and the person must be full

aware of any consequences that may follow).

b) All humans have the right to life. No individual or organization can take that right away.

Article 14.

No one shall be punished with cruel, inhumane, and unusual punishment. All consequences must

be fair and justifiable.

Article 15.

Everyone has the right to participate in whichever culture they choose to, or choose not to

participate in any culture. No individual or organization may prohibit a person from choosing

which culture and traditions to participate in.

One of the main reasons I made the list what I did was because these rights were very important

to myself. I relate with every single one of these rights that I put in the list. In addition, I felt like

these rights were something that everything could relate to, whether it be the education rights or

being able to express whatever sexuality or culture one wishes. It was the most “politically

correct” way to appeal to as many people as possible.

I suppose an overall governing philosophy behind all these rights was the thought of giving as

many people as many rights as possible. I also tried my best to eradicate any boundaries or

limitations among people. For instance, I tried to make it so that boundaries behind countries are

virtually nonexistent and that people who go between any geopolitical boundaries would not get

in trouble for it.

I did not prioritize one right over the other. I had a bank of ideas that I had, and I listed them in

an arbitrary order. In this list, the order of these rights does not really change the way the

declaration is read.