SEPIDEH THE HUMAN RIGHT ASSOCIATION (SHRA)

  Charter of Sepideh-Principles, Conventions, Declaration And Goals

(1)

SECTION ONE- FUNDAMENTAL VALUES

Sepideh's Human Rights Association (SHRA) respects both regional and international declarations of the United National and global human rights organizations with regard, but not limited to, all conventions, and beliefs.

(2)

SECTION TWO- IDENTIFICATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION CASES

2-1.The foundations of many unjust acts may be found in economic, political, religious, cultural and social structure of many communities. Socio-cultural cooperation by state and social institutions. With the goal of enhancing the social equity of the people of underdeveloped communities, abolishing injustices and social horrors, including those among families, tribes, and parties, is one of the main objectives of SHRA.

2-1A) Differences in religion, thoughts and beliefs are clandestine. The involuntary disclosure of these personal matters is a disconcerting problem in every community, and 

2-1B) the suppression of threat of retaliation of any kind with regards to paragraph (2-1A) must exist, and is an integral element of SHRA.  

2-2.In certain circumstances, government underdeveloped nations fail to include Human Rights provisions in their constitution, and thus, claim that no Human Right violations have occurred. It is the legal and moral responsibility for all governments to ensure the Human Right s provisions exist in their constitution, and examine all alleged violations form and economic, social, political, and standpoint. it the responsibility of the global community to aid the governments in the implementation of such a system. SHRA will act in cooperation with official and non-official organization using all legal means, to aid in the direction and reform of such a system.

2-3.Party and organizational human rights violation pose their own distinct problems. They may be classified into tow general groups-official and non-official. Official groups are those such as registered parties and faction who have representatives inside or outside of the country in question. Their activities are public and factions which are officially prohibited by the state.

Limitations on the identification and investigation of these violations are dependent on legal and international conditions, as well as established sociopolitical facilities of these countries.

2-3A)OFFICIAL ORGANIZATION AND PARTIES VIOLATING HUMAN RIGHT:

Studying and investigating legal offences of official groups within a country fall under the scope of constitutional and judicial powers of that country. Avoiding the neglect of the rights of citizens and people of the communities is of particular importance. SHRA will refrain from offering assistance to governmental and non-governmental  systems.

2-3B) NOON- OFFICIAL AND NOT PERMITTED PARTIES AND FACTION:  

Today, human rights are violated by groups active as secret or illegal entities, and often take the form of opposition in countries. Such terrorist activities are often politically and ethnically motivated. Complaints of threat, torture and imprisonment caused by these organizations are often difficult to pursue due to the following reasons: 

2-3B 1) These organization are often secretly supported by host countries and used to pursue political and intelligence agendas. complaints and allegations are often left uninvestigated by authorities.

2-3B 2) They often receive substantial financial support and employ legal experts to deal with  legal and political problems.

2-3B 3)the investigation of this complaints are often not of interest to international amnesty organizations.

2-3B 4) Legal proceeding against these individuals often becomes difficult due to a lack of permanent addresses and proper names.

2-3B 5) Offenders paint them selves as political refugees and attempt to prove Colour of Right to explain their offences.

2-3B 6) From an international viewpoint, conviction of some government factions of human rights violations will provide political advantages for some other countries.

In Consideration of the aforementioned issues, the most difficult struggle against the violation of Human Rights is the un-obscured observation and prevention of violations by political or legally supported organizations. SHRA offers aid  and justice for those stripped of their most basic Human Rights, by either mental or physical means.

(3)

SECTION THREE- HUMAN CASUALTIES

The action of human rights movement should not be limited to the support of embargos and boycotts of governments and countries. I must be taken into consideration that these actions not only affect the governments in questions, but also support the oppression of those we wish to help. One the most important questions which face SHRA is:

IT IS MORAL AND HUMANE TO INFLICT ECONOMIC PRESSURES AND HARDSHIPS ON THE PEOPLE OF A COUNTRY IN ORDER TO PUNISH OR INFLUENCE A GOVERNMENT?

(4)

SECTION FOUR- DECLARTION OF INDEPENDENCE

Sepideh Human Rights Association is an independent Association witch will never be influenced by any other group or country. It has no goal other than the abolition of Human Rights violations and atrocities.

(5)

SECTION FIVE- UNIVERSAL PEACE AND CONCILIATION

The existence of geographical borders does no guarantee peace and separation of human interests. They do not hinder the threat of the World’s two most devastating weapons- terrorism and the Nuclear threat. We must maintain our global community’s order through peace, humanity and love toward our own kind. My peaceful existences govern our world.

SEPIDEH THE HUMAN RIGHT ASSOCIATION (SHRA)

  Charter of Sepideh-Principles, Conventions, Declaration And Goals

(1)

SECTION ONE- FUNDAMENTAL VALUES

Sepideh's Human Rights Association (SHRA) respects both regional and international declarations of the United National and global human rights organizations with regard, but not limited to, all conventions, and beliefs.

(2)

SECTION TWO- IDENTIFICATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION CASES

2-1.The foundations of many unjust acts may be found in economic, political, religious, cultural and social structure of many communities. Socio-cultural cooperation by state and social institutions. With the goal of enhancing the social equity of the people of underdeveloped communities, abolishing injustices and social horrors, including those among families, tribes, and parties, is one of the main objectives of SHRA.

2-1A) Differences in religion, thoughts and beliefs are clandestine. The involuntary disclosure of these personal matters is a disconcerting problem in every community, and 

2-1B) the suppression of threat of retaliation of any kind with regards to paragraph (2-1A) must exist, and is an integral element of SHRA.  

2-2.In certain circumstances, government underdeveloped nations fail to include Human Rights provisions in their constitution, and thus, claim that no Human Right violations have occurred. It is the legal and moral responsibility for all governments to ensure the Human Right s provisions exist in their constitution, and examine all alleged violations form and economic, social, political, and standpoint. it the responsibility of the global community to aid the governments in the implementation of such a system. SHRA will act in cooperation with official and non-official organization using all legal means, to aid in the direction and reform of such a system.

2-3.Party and organizational human rights violation pose their own distinct problems. They may be classified into tow general groups-official and non-official. Official groups are those such as registered parties and faction who have representatives inside or outside of the country in question. Their activities are public and factions which are officially prohibited by the state.

Limitations on the identification and investigation of these violations are dependent on legal and international conditions, as well as established sociopolitical facilities of these countries.

2-3A)OFFICIAL ORGANIZATION AND PARTIES VIOLATING HUMAN RIGHT:

Studying and investigating legal offences of official groups within a country fall under the scope of constitutional and judicial powers of that country. Avoiding the neglect of the rights of citizens and people of the communities is of particular importance. SHRA will refrain from offering assistance to governmental and non-governmental  systems.

2-3B) NOON- OFFICIAL AND NOT PERMITTED PARTIES AND FACTION:  

Today, human rights are violated by groups active as secret or illegal entities, and often take the form of opposition in countries. Such terrorist activities are often politically and ethnically motivated. Complaints of threat, torture and imprisonment caused by these organizations are often difficult to pursue due to the following reasons: 

2-3B 1) These organization are often secretly supported by host countries and used to pursue political and intelligence agendas. complaints and allegations are often left uninvestigated by authorities.

2-3B 2) They often receive substantial financial support and employ legal experts to deal with  legal and political problems.

2-3B 3)the investigation of this complaints are often not of interest to international amnesty organizations.

2-3B 4) Legal proceeding against these individuals often becomes difficult due to a lack of permanent addresses and proper names.

2-3B 5) Offenders paint them selves as political refugees and attempt to prove Colour of Right to explain their offences.

2-3B 6) From an international viewpoint, conviction of some government factions of human rights violations will provide political advantages for some other countries.

In Consideration of the aforementioned issues, the most difficult struggle against the violation of Human Rights is the un-obscured observation and prevention of violations by political or legally supported organizations. SHRA offers aid  and justice for those stripped of their most basic Human Rights, by either mental or physical means.

(3)

SECTION THREE- HUMAN CASUALTIES

The action of human rights movement should not be limited to the support of embargos and boycotts of governments and countries. I must be taken into consideration that these actions not only affect the governments in questions, but also support the oppression of those we wish to help. One the most important questions which face SHRA is:

IT IS MORAL AND HUMANE TO INFLICT ECONOMIC PRESSURES AND HARDSHIPS ON THE PEOPLE OF A COUNTRY IN ORDER TO PUNISH OR INFLUENCE A GOVERNMENT?

(4)

SECTION FOUR- DECLARTION OF INDEPENDENCE

Sepideh Human Rights Association is an independent Association witch will never be influenced by any other group or country. It has no goal other than the abolition of Human Rights violations and atrocities.

(5)

SECTION FIVE- UNIVERSAL PEACE AND CONCILIATION

The existence of geographical borders does no guarantee peace and separation of human interests. They do not hinder the threat of the World’s two most devastating weapons- terrorism and the Nuclear threat. We must maintain our global community’s order through peace, humanity and love toward our own kind. My peaceful existences govern our world.