UNITED CIVILIZATION MOVEMENT
RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CIVIL
Version 1.0
Introduction
A Civil is a person who shares the values of the United Civilization Movement and strives for the development of self, society, and human civilization.
The status of a Civil is not determined by origin, nationality, religion, language, or place of birth.
It is determined by the aspiration to live in accordance with the principles of Reason, Development, and Unity.
PART I
Fundamental Rights of a Civil
Article 1
Right to Dignity
Every Civil possesses inherent human dignity.
No one may be humiliated, devalued, or deprived of respect.
Article 2
Right to Life
Every Civil has the right to life, safety, and protection from violence.
Article 3
Right to Food and Water
Every person has the right to access sufficient food and clean water.
Hunger must not exist in a developed civilization.
Article 4
Right to Medical Care
Every Civil has the right to access the achievements of modern medicine.
The goal of civilization is to make the best medical technologies as accessible as possible to every person.
Article 5
Right to Education
Every Civil has the right to acquire knowledge and develop their abilities.
Knowledge must be as open and accessible as possible.
Article 6
Right to Development
Every Civil has the right:
Article 7
Right to Freedom of Thought
Every Civil has the right:
Freedom of thought is the foundation of progress.
Article 8
Right to Privacy
Every person has the right to personal space and personal relationships.
Technology must not destroy human privacy.
Article 9
Right to Happiness
Every person has the right to pursue happiness in their own way, as long as it does not cause harm to others.
Article 10
Right to Participate in the Future of Civilization
Every Civil has the right to participate in the discussion and shaping of the future of society.
PART II
Responsibilities of a Civil
Article 11
Responsibility for Knowledge
A Civil is obliged to strive for understanding of the world.
Ignorance is not a virtue.
Continuous learning is part of personal development.
Article 12
Responsibility for Truth
A Civil is obliged to strive for truth.
The deliberate spread of false information contradicts the principles of the movement.
Article 13
Responsibility for Other People
A Civil is obliged to treat other people with respect and dignity.
Cooperation is preferable to enmity.
Article 14
Responsibility for Technology
Any person creating or using powerful technologies must take into account the consequences of their actions.
Article 15
Responsibility Toward Future Generations
Each generation receives civilization as an inheritance and is obliged to pass it on to the next generation in a better state.
Article 16
Responsibility for Development
A Civil must strive for their own development:
Personal development strengthens civilization.
Article 17
Responsibility for the Unity of Humanity
A Civil recognizes that people belong to a single human species and share a common destiny.
PART III
Code of the Civil
A Civil strives to:
Think reasonably.
Learn constantly.
Speak honestly.
Respect the dignity of others.
Help those in need.
Create more than destroy.
Use technology responsibly.
Care for future generations.
Support the development of civilization.
Contribute to the happiness of people.
Formula of the Civil
Freedom without responsibility leads to chaos.
Responsibility without freedom leads to tyranny.
A developed civilization requires both freedom and responsibility.
Motto of the Civil
Reason in thoughts.
Development in actions.
Unity in attitude toward people.
Be part of a global community building the future together.