Historical Resolutions
From the rise of civilization (November 13, 2002) up until a particularly brutal collision with reality (April 1, 2008), nations toiled under the banner of the World Assembly's predecessor, an organization that now Cannot Be Named, but sounded a lot like "United Stations." Although this grand institution is no longer, its incomparable volume of law shall stand forever.
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HISTORICAL RESOLUTION #12 * REPEALED *Gay RightsA resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights. | ||
Category: Human Rights |
Strength: Strong |
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Description: WHEREAS it has been clearly witnessed there is an outspoken minority who wish to oppress gays. We, the People's Republic of Kundu and the other peoples of the world wishing for the preservation of freedom and the respect of all hereby resolve that all member nations of the United Nations must pass laws protecting people from discrimination in all parts of life. We also resolve that gay marriages be protected and endorsed by law in the member nations. Votes For: 12,705 Implemented: Sat May 3 2003
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HISTORICAL RESOLUTION #13 * REPEALED *MANDATORY RECYCLINGA resolution to increase the quality of the world's environment, at the expense of industry. | ||
Category: Environmental |
Industry Affected: All Businesses |
Proposed by: Techno prisoners |
Description: Be it hereby resolved that all paper, glass, aluminum and batteries be recycled by all UN member states. Votes For: 17,211 Implemented: Thu May 8 2003
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HISTORICAL RESOLUTION #14 CHILD LABORA resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights. | ||
Category: Human Rights |
Strength: Strong |
Proposed by: Santa barbara |
Description: GIVEN that many nation states see fit to employ children under age 12 in manual labor and industry, GIVEN that these industries and labor are often highly detrimental to a child's body and health, BELIEVING that it is a fundamental right to be given the chance to grow up educated and free from unneccesary disease, injury, and possible death from industrial work, ASSERTING that it is immoral and atrocious to force children , by manipulation, authority or raw strength, to work for corporation or state, Be it hereby resolved that the UN shall guarantee the rights of children to NOT work in any mines, factories, chemical plants or ANY OTHER industrial occupation; moreover, it shall be prohibited for a child to take up labor in such an occupation. Votes For: 16,512 Implemented: Tue May 13 2003
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HISTORICAL RESOLUTION #15 * REPEALED *Protect Historical SitesA resolution to increase the quality of the world's environment, at the expense of industry. | ||
Category: Environmental |
Industry Affected: All Businesses |
Proposed by: X-tonia |
Description: We cannot let historical sites go to waste, and new buildings built in their place. Tourism would lose all value and deprive all countries of a significant source of income. Votes For: 15,515 Implemented: Fri May 23 2003
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HISTORICAL RESOLUTION #16 * REPEALED *Elimination of Bio WeaponsA resolution to slash worldwide military spending. | ||
Category: Global Disarmament |
Strength: Significant |
Proposed by: Lovinia |
Description: Biological weapons, if used during warfare or covertly, represent an enormous risk to the well-being of not just the target of said weapons, but potentially everyone on the planet. It is therefore imperative that nations eliminate these heinous weapons. Votes For: 13,023 Implemented: Sat May 31 2003
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