General Assembly Proposals

The World Assembly,

Cognizant of the many foundational freedoms previously guaranteed by this Assembly such as freedom of the press and freedom of assembly,

Recognizing that while these fundamental freedoms are guaranteed that there is a third pillar of fundamental freedoms in freedom of affiliation that is not,

Believing that no nation should enact criminal penalties for affiliating with an organisation not involved in the commission of a crime, hereby enacts the following subject to prior, extant World Assembly legislation:

1. Governments must allow citizens to associate with any organisation of their choosing.

   1. Freedom of association with an organisation is subject to the organisation in question allowing such association.

   2. An organisation may have criminal penalties attached for association with it on the basis that it actively undermines national security, directs its members to violate national criminal law, includes the commission of crimes among its goals or activities, or spreads, or intends to spread, a message of hate directed toward a specific group.

General Assembly Resolution #10 “Nuclear Arms Possession Act” (Category: International Security; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

The World Assembly,

Understanding the concerns of WA members about the possibility of defending themselves if attacked,

Realizing that WA members can defend themselves in various ways without using or storing nuclear weapons,

Noticing that nuclear weapons can have a huge and long-lasting impact when used, resulting in many civilian casualties and unlivable areas,

Deeply concerned that GA#10 is preventing the General Assembly from introducing new legislation banning nuclear weapons,

Notice that this state of affairs cannot change, nor can a new resolution about the ban of nuclear weapons be enacted, unless GA#10 is repealed,

asking the members of the General Assembly to repeal GA#10 "Nuclear Arms Possession Act" to make room for new legislation about banning nuclear weapons.

The World Assembly,

Observing that marijuana is medicine and NOT a drug,

Believing that no person should be arrested for the use, possession, or distribution of marijuana,

Hereby:

1. Legalizes the use and possession of marijuana for those meeting the legal age requirements (specific to each nation) in all nations,
2. Legalizes the legal distribution of marijuana in all nations.

The World Assembly,

Beginning with the fact that people in most nations regularly slaughter animals (including but not limited to domestic livestock, wild quarry etc) for numerous purposes (including but not limited to killing for food, recreational hunting etc),

Recognizing the several distinct methods of animal slaughter,

Noting that some nations legalize inhumane slaughtering of fully conscious animals, resulting in animals experiencing intense pain prior to death,

Appalled by the unnecessary pain animals experience as a result of brutal methods of slaughtering,

Believing that as conscious organisms, animals deserve rights and if they are to be slaughtered, it should be done so in the most humane way,

Hereby:

1. Mandates that all member states enforce the following by law, to the best of their abilities:

(a) When slaughtering cattle, calves, horses, mules, sheep, swine, and other livestock or fish, poultry and rabbits, all animals must be rendered insensible to pain by a single blow or gunshot or an electrical, chemical or other means that is rapid and effective, before being shackled, hoisted, thrown, cast, or cut;

(b) Refusing to comply with (a) shall be deemed a criminal offense, and individuals who commit said offense shall be punished in accordance to law, unless:

i. The animal is posing a potential threat to surrounding persons or animals by behaving violently, in which case animals may be killed by any means, humane or not;

ii. The animal is hunted for recreational purposes, in which case animals may be killed by other methods not listed above, although it should be done so that animals experience minimal pain;

2. Encourages all member states to:

(a) Embrace the ideology that slaughtered animals should experience minimal physical or psychological pain during slaughter;

(b) Discourage the slaughtering of animals whilst they are sensible to pain.

World Assembly,

Understanding Crime is a problem, The World Assembly hereby proposes: Police Budget Expanded

1. Police Budget Must Be Widely Expanded To reduced risk of crime

2. Nations must go on a police recruitment campaign hire more police, also to reduce risk of crime

3. Must improve police armor to reduce casualties

4. Reduction of arms manufacturing to reduce gun crimes

5. Bans citizens having very dangerous weapons

This resolution is to reduce crime and increase safety. Crime cannot be stopped, but it can be reduced.