Reform of the UN

Attempts have been made to reform the United Nations for decades because the charter cannot be implemented successfully. Those states that have a Seat as a permanent member have proven too often that these important reform approaches are already nipped in the bud. In addition, die charter abusedto die national assert interests or block others.

This means that the United Nations cannot be reformed on its own and has therefore failed.

For this reason, we recommend founding a new global institution that takes into account the negative experiences of the United Nations and its member states from the outset and acts according to the following principles:

1) Only liberal and people-centred states can be included in this institution.

2) Autocratic and dictatorial states do not have access to this institution unless they can be shown to change their political order.

3) States are given their voting rights based on their population and the Human Development Index (HDI).

4) There is no longer a distinction between permanent and non-permanent members.

5) Votes are always held from the point of view of majority voting. There are no more unanimous elections.

6) There will be specific rights and duties under the New Charter of this global institution. These include but are not limited to permanent tax-free trade agreements and visa-free travel to these countries.

7) The populations under the New Charter receive a world passport from birth to be able to live and work without barriers in all participating states.

8) The New Charter will be evaluated regularly to adapt to the realities of the world community.

9) The goal must be to include all states in this New Charter at some point. This also means that all autocratic and dictatorial states will be exchanged for a liberal and people-centred order, otherwise there will be no peace on this planet.

10) The name of the new global institution should be:

WORLD ORGANIZATION OF LIBERTARIAN-SOCIAL DEMOCRACIES

(WORLD).

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