THE CHARTER OF PEACE
Introduction
We, the young people of Europe, think that peace is an inalienable right. All people are born different and unique, yet they are all equal. They deserve equal dignity and deserve equal respect, equal rights and PEACE, regardless of citizenship, ethnicity, religion, gender and sexual orientation.
We are all separated, we don't have the capacity to see each other every day, however, there is something that brings us together – the responsibility to live peacefully, to develop, to experience happiness.
Articles
Art 1. All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. No one should be judged based on their opinion, citizenship, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation of financial status. (about human protection)
Art 2. People should have equal access to resources and opportunities, such as the right to study and the devices necessary to accomplish that.
Art 3. All resources have to be distributed equally to all citizens without looking at their financial situations.
Art 4. All people should have the same right to freedom. All people are equal, regardless of religion, language, ethnicity or gender.
Art 5. The fundamental rights of individuals must be equally distributed.
Art 6. Everyone must have access to key resources in order to respect their rights.
Art 7. All resources have to be distributed equally to all citizens non-discriminatory.
Art 8. Dignity shall be guaranteed and defended and any form of harassment can never be accepted nor condoned.
Art 9. People shall be encouraged to take part in the decision-making process and are entitled to elect their representatives.
Art 10. There is the need to raise awareness regarding solidarity as a core principle to ensure the sense of community, even between nations.
Art 11. Cooperation should be promoted on all levels in order to improve every person’s education and guarantee harmony and balanced development.
Art 12. Peace based solutions shall be tackled when approaching a conflict to avoid an escalation.