Universal Penal Code

 PART 1 – SOURCES

Article 1 – The International Parliament of States for Safety and Peace formulates the Universal Penal Code for the Defence of Humanity and Mankind. It has been approved and proclaimed by the Parliament as a Legislative, Tutorial and Preventive International Organ for the Defence of Humanity and Mankind. This code is asserted toward all the States, members and not members of the International Parliament.

The source of the Universal Penal Code’s law is the Constitutional Chart of December the 15th , 1975 and the International Chart for the Protection of Human Life of January the 15th , 1976.
The Supreme Court of Justice for the Protection of Human Life is a Supreme Organ with the power of decision-making about the crimes communicated to the International Parliament of States for Safety and Peace. 

PART 2 – SUBJECTS

Article 2 – The State is an active subject of crime if it operates against the rules of the Constitutional Chart and the International Chart for the Protection of Human Life, even if it follows up to an own institutional and ordinary rule.

Article 3 – Man is an active subject of crime if he operates against the institutional and ordinary Law of his State when it respects the principles of the Constitutional Chart and the International Chart on the Protection of Human Life. In this case, Man is submitted to his Country Penal Code’s sanctions. If a Man verifies that the institutional and ordinary legislation of his Country is in contrast with the rules of the Constitutional Chart and the International Chart on the Protection of Human Life, he has to apply to the International Parliament even if he is not the damaged person. The International Parliament will operate through the Supreme Court of Justice for the Protection of Human Life. The reporting can be addressed directly to the Supreme Court’s Presidency.

Article 4 – Woman is made equal to Man.

PART 3 – CRIMES

Article 5 – Crimes against Humanity made by the State are the following: genocide, slaughter, racism, immigration and emigration of entire populations, abortion, political and religious persecutions, illegal farming and dealing of drugs, especially to minors and young people, missed or denied health assistance to poor people, errors in the health service, factitious food sophistication.

Article 6 – The State perpetrates a crime against Man when it carries out or permits abortion, exile, illegal arrest, long term preventive imprisonment, physical and moral torture, police and judicial persecution, kidnapping and bribe, white slave trade and minors trade, prostitution of minors, pornography, sexual violence on women and children, child labour and minors’ exploitation.

Article 7 – It is a crime against the State when a citizen acts to damage his Country, supporting the interests of a foreign State, in war or in peace, and damaging the international balance. If the State doesn’t punish or do legalize this behaviour, it becomes directly responsible for the crime against its own community legally organized.

Article 8 – The State perpetrates a crime against the Fauna if it doesn’t avoid abuse, torture and vivisection of animals, ruthless hunt and pets’ abandon.

Article 9 – The State perpetrate a crime against the Flora if it doesn’t avoid arsons in woods, forests and plantations, inconsiderate falls of trees and plants.

Article 10 – The State perpetrate a crime against the Natural Environment if it doesn’t avoid pollution and poisoning (with pesticides and other poisonous substances, rampant waste and debris disposal) in territories, farming, seas, rivers, torrents, lakes, nuclear experiments in the subsoil, in the sea and in the atmosphere, as well as unauthorized and extensive buildings.

PART 4 – SANCTIONS

Article 11 – When the State is guilty on the base of the crimes mentioned in the “Part 3” of the present Code, the sanctions at the articles 10, 11, 12, 15, 19 and 20 of the Constitutional Chart on the Protection of Human Life of January the 15th , 1976, will be applied.

Article 12 – When a Man is guilty on the base of the crimes mentioned in the “Part 3” of the present Code, with his functions and charges of a State’s Representative, the following sanctions will be applied: life sentence with or without forced work or imprisonment with fixed-term, endless radiation or fixed-term radiation from public charges, high fines.

Article 13 – Facing the Article 12, genocide, slaughter, racism (the abjection of the legitimate progeny’s protection), immigration or emigration of entire populations, abortion, political or religious persecution, illegal farming and dealing of drugs, especially to minors are punished with life sentence with forced work.
Missed or denied health assistance to poor people, errors in the health service, factitious foods sophistication are punished with a fixed-term imprisonment, on the base of the seriousness and the recidivism of the crime.
Exile and illegal imprisonment are punished with the arrest, the radiation from the Political and Public Offices as well as a fine proportioned to the seriousness and the recidivism of the crime.

PART 5 - ACTION

Article 14 – All the citizens who know people in a serious condition, as persecuted, tortured, prisoners and exiled, can ask the International Parliament of States for Safety and Peace to take legal proceedings to their defence.
Citizens finding themselves in one of the conditions mentioned above have the obligation to ask the International Parliament of States for Safety and Peace to take legal proceedings for their defence.
The reporting has to be sent to the International Parliament of States for Safety and Peace or to the Supreme Court of Justice for the Protection of Human Life.

Article 15 – In application of the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice for the Protection of Human Life and in favour of the citizens who have appealed, the International Parliament of States for Safety and Peace will start legal proceedings against the responsible States and their legal Representatives, applying the articles 10 and 14 of the International Chart on the Protection of Human Life.

PART 6 - ACTION

Article 16 – The International Parliament of States for Safety and Peace takes troubles in order that all the Countries of the world do abolish the “military police”, which acts against citizens, as well as the “secret police”.
It will nominate High International Commissioners to prevent and eliminate every form of constitutional illegality that can occur in the Nations oppressed by tyrannical and absolutist regimes, even if they appear as pseudo-democratic Governments.

Article 17 – The International Parliament for Safety and Peace has the right to oversee Nations, applying the article 17 of the International Chart on the Protection of Human Life, of January the 15th , 1976.

Article 18 – The International Parliament proposes to the United Nations (U.N.O.) to apply heavy economic sanctions to the nations that use nuclear weapons as extreme war expedient, letting them burst in the atmosphere, in the sea and in the subsoil.

Article 19 – If these Countries go on in doing their nuclear experiments, even after the application of economic sanctions, it will be possible to expel them from the United Nations Organization (U.N.O.).