The Charter for Permanent Peace

Chapter II: Rights and Obligations of the State 

Article 5. Legislation under Unity

Preface

Who has stolen our human dignity? Who is kidnapping our people's sovereignty? Who is monopolizing our constitutional rights? Who is making evil laws to encircle and suppress us? And who is the enemy of peaceful development? The answer is not “someone else”.It is rather our “own self” in the form of the party government supported by the hard-earned dollars of taxpayers.

As everyone knows, although states and governments all have equal rights in the international arena, they have no rights and only obligations domestically. Be that as it may, our nation’s ruling authorities regard these obligations as rights and melon cut all resources for their own use. They grab what is at hand and scramble for whatever they can in government coffers¹: this is the essence of how a party government works to suppress the people. Transparency International (TI) points out that surveys conducted by both domestic and foreign agencies show that the public sector that the people in every nation consider to be the dirtiest is the legislature — the very organ that is both the root of the country's fortunes and government turnover, and also the exchange where justice and evil are bartered routinely.

Therefore

The Charter for Permanent Peace /Global Unity Constitutional Standards(contents: Constitutional Standards for Ensuring Human Rights Standards / Constitutional Benchmarks for Ending Civil Unrest/ Constitutional Order for the Distribution of National Power/ Constitutional Principles for the Allocation of Justice /Constitutional Laws that Affect the World’s Constitutional Principles/Constitutional Law with Comprehensive Strategy (Draft).The main aim of Article 5 of this document is to offer a structure for a system of laws under which the Earth can function for a long time.

Therefore, the issue of globally competing legislative powers naturally arises. In other words, if the organization involved deals with global or regional security, its legislative powers are those of an international organization; if there is a national identity, it belongs to the Legislature, and the relation is the same at the state, province, city or local level. To those who are part of these councils, we say: This is a road to truth that we humans must all follow.

Secondly, the Legislature consists of twelve standing committees, three ad hoc committees (generational committees (§6), international law committees (§7), and universal law committees (§8)), forming an organic and matrix-based system of checks and balances. The overall effect is like 12 quasi-governments or shadow cabinets, or even 12 separate legislatures. This mechanism makes legislation more flexible and versatile. At the same time it suffers none of the fatal shortcomings commonly found in contemporary legislative procedures, even while offering advantages unmatched anywhere else.

Next, legislatures must establish a complete database of global regulations, so that the internet can be used smartly and logically. It should let users compare the advantages and disadvantages of various laws and regulations so that we can augment our wisdom, discover new truths, honor true values and build a unified system for world that will prosper under peaceful rule of law. This will then be the new absolute law (mandatory law) called for in the International Convention on the Law of Treaties (Article 64).

Finally, regardless of which system people around the world use to access this feature, the eventual goal shall be the Charter for Permanent Peace /Global Unity Constitutional Standardsor World Law (multi-source common law), which can be used to liberate those still shackled under the remaining authoritarian dictatorships. More than two-thirds of the world's population is still suppressed, and they have nothing to lose but their chains and iron curtains². They too have the right to live in harmony with all humankind, to live in truth and freedom, and follow a lifestyle of their own choosing.

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Article 6 Administration under Unity

Preface

  Who is betraying our future? Who repeatedly feigns constitutional reform to consolidate the dictatorship? Who is plundering contemporary [Taiwan]’s resources from generation to generation? Who is the enemy of our permanent peace and development? The answer is not others; rather, it is "one of our own" — the party government supported by the hard-earned dollars of our taxpayers.

Therefore

    The Charter for Permanent Peace / Global Unity Constitutional Standards(Contents: Constitutional Standards for Ensuring Human Rights Standards / Constitutional Principles for the Allocation of Justice / Constitutional Laws that Affect the World’s Constitutional Principles/Constitutional Order for the Distribution of National Power / Constitutional Law with Comprehensive Strategy). Article 6 follows the definitions outlined in the UN Global Governance Council: super-national, national and sub-national levels all the way down to the design of the administrative co-opetition system in towns and villages.

National governments shall follow a modified semi-presidential system¹. The Legislature works with the Cabinet along with 12 standing committees and a number of ad hoc committees. The Prime Minister and ministers are doubled as the elected members of special committees organized by the elites gathered in the National Legislature. The central government is responsible to the Legislature and closely tied to the system design.

To implement global governance and world harmony, elected heads of government branches shall not be limited by nationality but must be citizens of fully democratic countries. The heads of the three key bureaus in local government shall also be elected by the people. The "three-in-one one-vote single-vote system" is adopted to systematically promote the people as a third force in the government.

This Constitution requires the government to pursue the truth, solve problems, create happiness, and honor value; and the constitution shall ensure that [Taiwan] will be an executive model for permanent peace for all the world.

This set of national systems pursues the best administrative quality, efficiency and efficacy; we shall gain all the advantages that other states have achieved, and we will offer advantages that no other nation can boast, working both ways to fully make up global administrative shortcomings and demonstrate the advantages to the world as a way to lead humankind to the future. To this end, the people of [Taiwan] and the oppressed of the world have nothing to lose except their chains and iron curtains. In exchange, they will win long-lasting peace.

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Article 7 Procuratorial Powers under Unity

Preamble

  Who has stolen sovereignty from the people? Who is monopolizing procuratorial powers to cover up a corrupt regime? Who is the enemy of peace and justice? The answer is not others: rather, it is “one of our own” —the party government supported by the hard-earned dollars of our taxpayers. We [Taiwan]ese people offer this charter as our commitment to a historical destiny. Drawing on the experiences of people who have been exploited for thousands of years, we seek to follow the desires of Heaven and humankind and promote a procuratorial system that will serve all humankind and foster permanent peace and development.

Therefore

  The Charter for Permanent Peace /Global Unity Constitutional Standards(Contents: Constitutional Standards for Ensuring Human Rights Standards / Constitutional Principles for the Allocation of Justice / Constitutional Laws that Affect the World’s Constitutional Principles/Constitutional Order for the Distribution of National Power / Constitutional Law with Comprehensive Strategy).Article 7 aims to ensure that [Taiwan] will serve as a model for procuratorial action. All people shall be angels of justice, acting on far-reaching and solid constitutional provisions.

Implementing One World under One Set of Laws and exercise global co-opetition in procuratorial work is the first step toward a global procuratorial system. Nations shall have procuratorial power only where global international agencies have failed to exercise procuratorial power. Existing international inspection and supervision agencies should actively work to promote complete development of the system.

  This Charter incorporates universal law and the laws of all nations into a single legal system. The people shall have the right to choose and directly invoke the laws and provisions of any system that promotes procedural justice, and procurators are obliged to guarantee people that their rights will never lag behind those of people in other countries.

Rule of law must first be applied to governments, and then to the people. The Procuratorial Branch must be fully independent of the legislative, executive and judicial branches. It is no longer attached to and controlled by administrative organs and can truly be the embodiment of justice.

The Procurator General is nominated by the president and must meet the same qualifications as candidates for the presidency. Attorney Generals at local levels shall also be elected by the people, with the qualifications of candidates the same as those for county and city mayors and magistrates. The Procurator General shall be directly responsible to the people, and procuratorial policies shall be monitored by the people as holders of sovereignty, a thorough shedding of the previous outdated and convoluted procuratorial system.

In order to implement One World under One Set of Laws and achieve the political views and reform ideas of the elected Procurator General, the Procurator General-elect will form a team of 12 legal internalization lawmakers to help incorporate universal law and the laws of all nations into a single legal system.

  This procuratorial system will provide the highest quality and efficiency in inspection, utilizing the advances [Taiwan] has made and other countries have yet to make, and offering them to make up shortcomings in global procuratorial powers, demonstrating [Taiwan]’s good features to world. This peaceful contribution from [Taiwan] to the world means that those who suffer under oppressors have nothing to lose but their chains and iron curtains, while others will suffer no loss while winning the glory of a world capital, permanent peace at the supra-national level, and the release of human beings still held hostage under some 50 dictatorships world-wide.

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Article 8 The Judicial Rights under Unity

Preamble

  Who is using rule of man instead of rule of law? Who repeatedly uses judicial reform to consolidate a judicial dictatorship? Who is the enemy of our peace and justice?The answer is not others; rather, it is "one of our own" — the party government supported by the hard-earned dollars of our taxpayers.

Therefore

  The Charter for Permanent Peace /Global Unity Constitutional Standards(Contents: Constitutional Standards for Ensuring Human Rights Standards / Constitutional Principles for the Allocation of Justice / Constitutional Laws that Affect the World’s Constitutional Principles/Constitutional Order for the Distribution of National Power / Constitutional Law with Comprehensive Strategy).Article 8 aimsto create far-reaching and basic constitutional principles that encourage competitive and innovative legislation that will extend across national borders and through generations.

Realize One World under One Set of Laws, with global co-opetition in legislative work. International law shall have direct bearing on the rights and obligations of the people, while universal law shall apply directly in domestic courts and be directly applicable for all people. This will allow [Taiwan] to lead all humankind to unity and implement the Charter for Permanent Peace.

Judicial reforms shall make self-discipline unnecessary, and the law will meet the highest expectations of the people. The head of the Judicial Branch shall be elected by the people, with qualifications for candidates the same as those for the presidency. The directly-elected head of the Judicial Branch shall put together a judicial system that responds to change and reflects the needs of the people, thoroughly innovate a feudal judicial system that is now hopelessly complicated.

In order to implement One World under One Set of Laws and realize the campaign pledges and ideas for judicial reform ideas of the directly-elected head of the Judicial Branch, he/she will form an International Constitutional Legislative Team with 12 members to incorporate international law into the constitution.

Innovative global governance under rule of law will require an International Court of Justice as well as a Supra-national Constitutional Court consisting of judges nominated by a variety of recognized entities, with half of them of different nationalities.

This dual system with constitutional review ensures that the values and dignity of all people are protected by the Constitution. Courts throughout the world shall have the right to request constitutional reviews, with the Supra-national Constitutional Court serving as the court of final appeal in all constitutional reviews.

This judicial system offers an approach for conducting trials and reviews that ensures quality, efficiency and efficacy. It includes the best features of other nations’ systems as well as advantages that [Taiwan] alone enjoys. It can fully make up shortcomings in the global judicial system while enhancing its good points. It will yield a constitution which guarantees [Taiwan] will be a holy place for justice, with all people protected by the guardians of justice. To this end, the people of [Taiwan] and oppressed peoples around the world have nothing to lose but their chains and iron curtains, while at the same time winning universal justice in a fully-responsive legal system.

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