Zardugal Challenges Ahmadist Slaver Dictatorship for Majatran Seat in the Security Council

Dr. Phoebe Ĥoniato
Yesterday, the Federation of Zardugal launched is bid for Seat B in the Security Council, which is mainly contested by other Majatran nations. The face of the campaign is Dr. Phoebe Ĥoniato, 29, a Charismic Patriarchal Hosian and newly examined Doctor of Social Science from the Zardic National University in Belgae. The campaign for Zardugal's bid on seat B currently only reveals around two issues:
1. Using the World Congress to actively work to implement human rights, freedom and democracy on a global scale.
2. Prevent countries engaging in gross human rights violations of using either the World Council or the Security Council as a means to legitimize their regime(s) or prevent the international community to act against these human rights violations.
During a brief press conference, Dr. Ĥoniato commented the campaign, stating that it is primary driven by not wanting Jelbania to win seat B and use it to further its radical Ahmadi agenda:
To think that a slaver nation like Jelbania is about to snatch a seat for themselves in the Security Council through tireless lobbying with the other fascist states in the Organisation of Ahmadi Cooperation shows the urgent need for a global cooperation for freedom and democracy. This would have been simply impossible to phantom a few centuries ago. Jelbania is an iron age society governed through ahmado-fascist religious law that allows slavery, the floggings and amputations of criminals, discriminates against women and homosexuals and prohibits religious minorities for even existing.
For Zardugal, which is the number one defender of freedom and democracy world-wide, it is simply obvious that we have to step up and squash their devious plans. In a sense, this campaign is a revival of the glorious heritage of the Alliance of Terran Republics (ATR), that very successfully almost managed to implement democracy on a global scale, a millennia ago. With a seat in the Security Council we can do it again.