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FIRST DECLARATION OF RIGHTS

FIRST DECLARATION
OF RIGHTS

TWELVE CONCEPTS
OF LAW - 1997-1998-1999 TWELVE PRINCIPLES
OF JUSTICE - 2000 DECLARATION
OF JUSTICE - 2001 DECLARATION OF
RIGHTS OF CHILDREN - 2002 DECLARATION OF INDIVIDUAL
RESPONSABILITIES - 2003 TWELVE PRINCIPLES
OF DUTY - 2004 TWELVE PRINCIPLES
OF COMPASSION - 2005 TWELVE PRINCIPLES
OF NONVIOLENCE - 2006 TWELVE PRINCIPLES OF
DIGNIFIED DISOBEDIENCE - 2007 TWELVE PRINCIPLES
OF LOVE – 2008 TWELVE ASPECTS
OF LOVE - 2009 TWELVE ANIMAL RIGHTS - 2010 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2011 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2012 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2013 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2014 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2015 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2016 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2017 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2018 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2019 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2020 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2021 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2022 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL DECLA-
RATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
OF EVERY HUMAN BEING - 2023

PURPOSE:

To introduce individual justice.
To develop principles by which individuals can regulate the relationships
between themselves and with als well as within organisations, on a basis of freedom,
reciprocity and morality.
To guide individuals and organisations towards a situation in which
their relationships can be given form, based on insight into and understanding
of the basic principles of morality and human justice.
To develop and administer justice based on morality and equity.

IMPLEMENTATION:

Education, schooling and training
Administering justice
1. objectively – with respect to persons and organisations
    - rationally
    - equitably
    - healingly
2. subjectively – with respect to individualities
Publications

P.J. de Bruin LLM - O. Janssen MA - J.P. de Kok

Wish you a prosperous and just ....