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![]() | Commend Northrop-Grumman For This proposal is needed so all prisoners have basic rights and governments and prisons are not exploiting prisoners as slaves for monetary gain. | |
![]() | Fair Treatment of Prisoners For I'm glad they decided to draft a sort of spiritual successor to the now repealed GA 500: International Criminal Protocol. While criminals are criminals to the eyes of people, they are people as well that needs some caring. Prison is not a time of punishment sometimes. It is a place where the felony doers reflect on their lives. I certainly support improving prisoners' sanitary conditions in jail. | |
![]() | Fair Treatment of Prisoners AGAINST! Originally, I was going to use a red pen to indicate which part of the proposal I disagreed with. However, having read it in its entirety, I might as well have printed the proposal on an existing red-coloured sheet of paper. | |
![]() | Fair Treatment of Prisoners For This reolution is necessary for ensuring that prisoners have the opportunity to be rehabilitated and are free from ill treatment. The absence of such a resolution would be an embarrassement. | |
![]() | Vote for proposal Fair Treatment of Prisoners has been ended. Result: OWL recommendation: For Link: · —. ![]() · Background Information Proposal title: Repeal 'Fairness in Collective Bargaining' Author: Sylh Alanor Purpose: To repeal previous legislation, arguing loopholes arising from unclear language might be seriously exploitable by anti-union employers and countries, consequently harming the target's intent. Links The Office's Analysis GA 530 "Fairness in Collective Bargaining" sought to implement international standards for the relationship between labour unions and their associated workers, and ensure that they can operate without undue interference by employers. The at-vote resolution however, while affirming these goals, points out critical flaws within this target resolution, prominently its inconsistent or vague use of terminology. As argued by the proposal, these are easily exploitable weaknesses ultimately undermining the target's intent. ![]() ![]() For From TSP Citizens Tepertopia is the OWL Director and a Deputy Chair of the South Pacific. Qvait is a member of the Council on Regional Security of the South Pacific. Greater Scottdascoda is a Citizen of the South Pacific. From the World Scalizagasti is the Overseer of the Assembly of the URA. He posted the following on the NS forums: Chimes is the Delegate of The Rejected Realms. They posted the following on TRR's forums: Simone Republic is a Citizen of The North Pacific. They posted the following on TNP's forums: Against From TSP Citizens Arvan Irawer is a Citizen of the South Pacific. From the World Castle Federation is a Citizen of The North Pacific. They posted the following on TNP's forums: Kastonvia is a Deputy Speaker of The North Pacific. They posted the following on TNP's forums: ![]() · — —WELCOME— —BEGINNER'S GUIDE— —WRITING GUIDE— —VOTING CENTER— — ![]() — | |
![]() | NEW GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL DISCUSSION AND VOTE Title: Death Penalty Ban View submitted proposal | --------------------------------------------------- Please discuss and vote on how regional nations and the Delegate should vote on this proposal. Click here to read voting instruction (Please do this if you have never voted before!) | |
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![]() | Death Penalty Ban Against Repealing something that protects the death penalty is one thing. Banning it outright is another issue completely. While the death penalty is used very infrequently within | |
![]() | Death penalty Ban For The Death penalty is cruel and should be abolished. The proposal makes excellent points about the fact that the death penalty does nothing overall. | |
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![]() | Death Penalty Ban For | |
![]() | Death Penalty Ban For It is time for the World Assembly to impose limitations and inevitably implement a total and universal ban on judicial murder. This atrocious act has been used in the name of revenge, not justice, and judicial murder tends to be an act that is used against the wrongfully accused, unjust crimes, and political dissidents. The proposed resolution is a step in the right direction. | |
![]() | Death Penalty Ban Against It should be up to individual nations to decide to have the Death Penalty. An outright blanket ban would affect every nation under the WA Membership and I am sure there are a number of nations with the death Penalty active that would have to change their laws. There are some unforgivable crimes where it may be warranted. In relation to National Security. The Proposal Notes in Section 1. that the Death Penalty can be used by a military penal code in time of war. So not a outright Ban. I question in relation to Military crimes such as treasons and espionage as well as other matters of National Security. These same crimes can happen in non-wartime not just in wartime, but under the proposal the death penalty would not be allowed. | |
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![]() | Death Penalty Ban For I believe the death penalty to be disproportionate and without a doubt not supportable for ordinary lawbreakers, and only in the most severe cases of war criminals, like a genocidal dictator, where a wrongful conviction simply isn't in the realm of the possible, their atrocious deeds are unquestionably unforgivable and allowing them what they denied their victims couldn't possibly be truly just, it should be an option. The proposal at hand makes this absolutely reasonable exception, and thus I can fully support it. | |
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![]() | Vote for proposal Death Penalty Ban has been ended. Result: OWL recommendation: For Link: · —. ![]() · Background Information Proposal title: Repeal 'Fairness in Collective Bargaining' Author: Sylh Alanor Purpose: To repeal previous legislation, arguing loopholes arising from unclear language might be seriously exploitable by anti-union employers and countries, consequently harming the target's intent. Links The Office's Analysis GA 530 "Fairness in Collective Bargaining" sought to implement international standards for the relationship between labour unions and their associated workers, and ensure that they can operate without undue interference by employers. The at-vote resolution however, while affirming these goals, points out critical flaws within this target resolution, prominently its inconsistent or vague use of terminology. As argued by the proposal, these are easily exploitable weaknesses ultimately undermining the target's intent. ![]() ![]() For From TSP Citizens Tepertopia is the OWL Director and a Deputy Chair of the South Pacific. Qvait is a member of the Council on Regional Security of the South Pacific. Greater Scottdascoda is a Citizen of the South Pacific. From the World Scalizagasti is the Overseer of the Assembly of the URA. He posted the following on the NS forums: Chimes is the Delegate of The Rejected Realms. They posted the following on TRR's forums: Simone Republic is a Citizen of The North Pacific. They posted the following on TNP's forums: Against From TSP Citizens Arvan Irawer is a Citizen of the South Pacific. From the World Castle Federation is a Citizen of The North Pacific. They posted the following on TNP's forums: Kastonvia is a Deputy Speaker of The North Pacific. They posted the following on TNP's forums: ![]() · — —WELCOME— —BEGINNER'S GUIDE— —WRITING GUIDE— —VOTING CENTER— — ![]() — | |
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![]() | NEW GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL DISCUSSION AND VOTE Title: Protecting Sapient Life View submitted proposal | --------------------------------------------------- Please discuss and vote on how regional nations and the Delegate should vote on this proposal. Click here to read voting instruction (Please do this if you have never voted before!) |