Ma'at Kheru: Right of Emigration
Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2014 7:59 pm
Right of Emigration
A resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights.
Category: Human Rights
Strength: Significant
Proposed by: Abacathea Description: Committed to improving the world, one resolution at a time,
Cognizant of the fact that some nations may recognize their citizens as property of that nation and therefore deny them the right to leave said nation,
Determining this to be a gross abuse of sapient rights and seeking to resolve this issue,
Hereby,
Mandates that no government may prevent the emigration of individuals from their nation,
Declares that individuals may specifically be exempted from the aforementioned mandate if:
(a) They are subject to a medically legitimate and necessary quarantine,
(b) They are awaiting trial, undergoing legal proceedings, or if they are carrying out a sentence as a result of such legal proceedings,
(c) They have a warrant existing for their arrest,
(d) The recipient nation or the nation of origin having probable cause to believe that the individual is traveling for the purpose of committing a crime,
(e) The individuals concerned are non-emancipated minors traveling without the consent of a legal guardian,
(f) They are legitimately determined to be mentally unable to make the decision to travel of their own accord,
Clarifying that nothing in this resolution prevents member nations from setting requirements for entry and residency within their borders.
A resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights.
Category: Human Rights
Strength: Significant
Proposed by: Abacathea Description: Committed to improving the world, one resolution at a time,
Cognizant of the fact that some nations may recognize their citizens as property of that nation and therefore deny them the right to leave said nation,
Determining this to be a gross abuse of sapient rights and seeking to resolve this issue,
Hereby,
Mandates that no government may prevent the emigration of individuals from their nation,
Declares that individuals may specifically be exempted from the aforementioned mandate if:
(a) They are subject to a medically legitimate and necessary quarantine,
(b) They are awaiting trial, undergoing legal proceedings, or if they are carrying out a sentence as a result of such legal proceedings,
(c) They have a warrant existing for their arrest,
(d) The recipient nation or the nation of origin having probable cause to believe that the individual is traveling for the purpose of committing a crime,
(e) The individuals concerned are non-emancipated minors traveling without the consent of a legal guardian,
(f) They are legitimately determined to be mentally unable to make the decision to travel of their own accord,
Clarifying that nothing in this resolution prevents member nations from setting requirements for entry and residency within their borders.