SC R81: Sanctions against pro-slavery nations

[Auditorii]

Resolution 81 - Standing Sanctions on Pro-Slavery Nations

WHEREAS Slavery is a reprehensible violation of human rights;

REAFFIRMING the World Congress' commitment to the preservation of human rights;

IMPOSES total isolation of "Pro-Slavery Nations";

THESE nations are defined as nations which allows slavery either fully or through judicial punishment;

IMPLEMENTS the following sanctions to be done on a permanent basis for pro-slavery nations:

1. 25% reduction of trade/aid/financial support/material support within 6 months, 50% trade within 1 year, 75% trade within 1.5 years and 100% trade within 2 years;
2. Conducting inspections by the multinational Department of Peacekeeping and Assistance of the World Congress to ensure any cargo departing nation does not posses humans;
3. Allow governments to apply other sanctions locally to ensure compliance.

Resolution 81 Tracker
For: Dorvik, Lourenne, Istalia, Kazulia (4)
Against:
Abstain: Kalistan (1)

[Auditorii]

"The Kingdom of Dorvik votes YES on Resolution 81."

Wulf Steitz,
General-Plenipotentiary to the World Congress
Kingdom of Dorvik

[Luis1p]

Karle Secnatiel III, Lourennais Imperial Representative to the Security Council:

The United Kingdom of Lourenne votes YES on Resolution 81.

[Doc]

Louis Stevens, Ambassador to the World Congress Security Council from the United Republic of Kalistan:

Kalistan Abstains. While we do not endorse slavery where it exists, we also do not endorse intervention by this body in the domestic affairs of any nation.

[Aethan]

Alida Flammia, Istalian Ambassador to the Security Council

When someone remains silent in the face of injustices, they choose to position themselves on the side of the oppressor. The Istalian nation votes AYE to resolution 81.

[Maxington]

Gunhild Martinsen, Kazulian Ambassador to the World Congress

The Kingdom of Kazulia votes AYE to resolution 81.

[Auditorii]

"With the absence of veto authority and power, I hereby declare this resolution to be passed and adopted by the World Congress.

Sanaw Cengî,
President of the World Congress Security Council.