Charter of the United Nations

## Section 1, Preamble

As we walk into our future, it has become evident that an organization to protect our future, our past, peace, and the rights of our people is now necessary. This document sets up and defines its structure and function.

## Section 2, Mission and Mandates

### Section 2.1, Mission Statement

Protect our past, our future, and the rights of our citizens, maintain peace and diplomacy, and further our knowledge of this world.

### Section 2.2, Humanitarian Mandates

* Protect the rights of all people
* Protect civilians during conflict

* Provide aid to member and non-member states during times of famine, unrest, war, and economic collapse

### Section 2.3, Peacekeeping mandates

* Maintain peace between Nations
* Open and maintain diplomacy with non-member states

### Section 2.4, Scientific mandates

* Discover new natural laws to match our new view of the universe
* Research human biology and record natural history

### Section 2.5, Historical Mandates

* Record and preserve the history of the world

## Section 3, Organisational Structure

### Section 3.1, Director-General

The Director-General is the leader of the Global Council. The Director-General will change every 4 months, picking a diplomat from a member state.

### Section 3.2, Global Council

The Global Council is the administrative body of the United Nations, it consists of one diplomat from each member-state, and the Director-General. The Global Council holds the power to pass laws, ceasefire orders, and pursue legal action.

### Section 3.3, International Court of Law

The International Court of Law is the judiciary body of the United Nations, it holds the power to prosecute and punish criminals. Each trial consists of three judges (Members of the Global Council) these three judges decide the outcome of each case.

#### Section 3.3.1, Interpol

Interpol is the policing body of the United Nations, it is an agency of the International Court of Law and acts as the investigative service for the court.

#### Section 3.3.2, Human Rights Commission

The Human Rights Commission is a division of Interpol. Mandated to go undercover in high-risk states to investigate possible violations.

### Section 3.4, International Archive Service

The International Archive Service contains all documents created by any body and all evidence collected by Interpol.

### Section 3.5, Humanitarian Corps

The Humanitarian Corps is a large force of volunteers mandated to assist those in need during times of crisis.

### Section 3.6, International Sciences Laboratory

The International Sciences Laboratory is to manage scientific facilities, and operate an ethics board for human experimentation.

### Section 3.7, International Bank

The International Bank issues the Universal Standard (USC) semi-cryptocurrency, which acts as a baseline to compare currencies. The International Bank also provides loans and other financial aide to member-states.

### Section 3.8, International Land Management Service

The International Land Management Service maintains and manages lands and facilities owned by the United Nations, and acts as the regulatory body for international infrastructure projects.

### Section 3.9, Miscellaneous Internal Agencies

This section contains the various Internal Agencies.

#### Section 3.9.1, Information Technology

Syndicate Co. was contracted for use of the Syndicate Cloud as the United Nations Infrastructure, end-user tech support is internally managed.

#### Section 3.9.2, Maintenance

Janitorial and Maintenance services are provided by this agency.