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The United Commonwealth Union (UCU) is founded upon enduring principles of freedom, dignity, justice, and equality. We unite diverse nations and peoples under a common charter that safeguards fundamental human rights and restricts governmental power to protect the liberty of every citizen.
Our Manifesto is more than a declaration — it is a binding commitment to uphold the permanent rights of all individuals within our union. We believe that rights are inherent, universal, and cannot be revoked without the overwhelming consent of the people.
Protecting free speech, religion, assembly, and the press — essential to democracy.
Restricting government overreach to safeguard individual liberty.
Guaranteeing fair trials, presumption of innocence, and protection from harsh punishment.
Ensuring equal rights regardless of race, gender, or identity.
Access to work, education, healthcare, and a clean environment for everyone.
Defending personal privacy and data from unwarranted intrusion.
Protecting peaceful protest and free political expression.
The Constitution and Bill of Rights are the highest law, protecting all citizens.
The Bill of Rights of the United Commonwealth Union is entrenched in our Constitution, requiring a supermajority in Parliament, the approval of the Gate Keeper, Crown Assent, and a public referendum for any amendments. This ensures that our freedoms are stable, permanent, and respected by all.
To enforce these rights, the UCU empowers courts and oversight bodies to provide remedies, uphold justice, and prevent violations. Citizens have the right to seek recourse if their rights are infringed.
Learn more about your rights, the Constitution, and how you can participate in shaping the United Commonwealth Union’s future.