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Date of Publication: 06/09/2024

Sole Author: Shawn Dexter John

Legal and Political Tenets of Article Four of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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Legal and Political Tenets of relation are follows:

(1) There shall be no law or policy, under any condition, which shall communicate slavery or
slave like conditions as lawful, including coerced sex work, as this is demeaning to the
coerced workers (specifically) with respect to coercion at any time of related conduct,
(2) There shall be no law or policy, under any condition, which shall demand that
Government or Civil Society (or any other private industry or community) protect the
culturalization, promotion, or immunization of slave activity via any covert, procedural,
political, economic, socialization, cultural, or legal mean,
(3) There shall be no harm induced by Government or any private actor in observing,
engaging, or addressing prohibition activists (meaning proponents of the abolition of all
or certain variants of slavery) or in engaging the victims of slavery as all directives or
other actions shall be conducted in a manner inferring or demanding their rescue without
condoning or inducing, however, their criminality, whether conspiratorial or private,
(4) The United Nations (UN) bars any and all laws and policies of any Member State,
whether re-articulated in protocols, directives, or decrees, which shall serve to reduce or
evolve employment contracts into mandated work which does not allow for
self-termination, which does not allow for mediation or legal redress when suffering the
breach of right, whether in correspondence with codified public and private rights or via
other form, and which does not refute and preclude any allowance of special zones or
districts (or exemptions) protecting activism toward slavery or directly related activity,
(5) All powers provided by Government to the people and/or to their entities of business or
non-business purposes shall not assert any peculiarity which may allow for employment
not reviewable, auditable, or assessable by Government or contracted experts not in
breach of law or ethics,
 (6) There shall be no policy, conduct, or procedure of supranational objective which shall
assert that the standard or emergency leniency of the United Nations (UN) in inducting
or preserving Member State(s) within the UN shall allow for any breach or violation of
ethics codes or human rights violation, including slavery, or the disparage of fundamental
guarantees or securities,
(7) There shall be no form, variation, or mandate of compulsory employment (meaning
labor) within any jurisdiction of the United Nations (UN), within any Member State, within
any associated territory or trust, or within any respective confederal district established,
(8) There shall be no act of human or civil rights (or civil liberties in general) preservation
which shall require compromise(s) which procedurally or effectively negate any other
human or complemental right deemed fundamental to modern society or its successor
utopianist society of all fundamental rights and their progressive and respectful
extensions, including the abolition of (and protection against) slavery and compulsory
work without further debate, and
(9) All governments shall decide without variation that all of humanity deserves dignity
against abusive conditions and reasonability under all conditions condoned, at least the
definition of dignity identified as competent and squarely ethical by universal regard (and
global standards comprehensive in nature); there shall be no inference of exemption
against the immediate and imminent preclusion of unlawful conditions.

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