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Charter of the Intergovernmental Organization

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«WORLDLAW»

INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE LAWYERS & TAX ADVISORS

 

 

§ 1 Name, Registered Office, and Fiscal Year

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1.1 This charter establishes the intergovernmental organization known as “WORLDLAW”, an international body operating under the principles of global asset protection, corporate law, and tax advisory services. WORLDLAW facilitates international cooperation to protect entrepreneurs, families, and businesses from government overreach, empowering them through decentralized legal solutions, including but not limited to trust establishments for asset protection, wealth preservation, and legal tax elimination strategies.

 

1.2 The seat of the Organization is registered on the Blockchain (Ethereum & Polygon Networks), with legal jurisdiction in New York, USA, based on the United Nations Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (New York, 1958). A subsidiary office is also established in the State of Delaware, USA, under the name “WORLDLAW - INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE LAWYERS & TAX ADVISORS”.

 

1.3 The Organization abides by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) and other international treaties related to international trade, asset protection, and tax law.

 

1.4 The decentralized blockchain foundation is registered for an indefinite period and operates in accordance with the principles of international law.

 

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§ 2 Objectives, Purpose, Founding Treaties, and Activities

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2.1 The purpose of WORLDLAW is to protect individuals, families, and businesses by safeguarding their assets, minimizing tax liabilities, and securing legal sovereignty by providing legal protection against government overreach, while promoting wealth preservation through decentralized legal structures.

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2.2 Founding Treaties:

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1. The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic and Consular Relations

2. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) 

3. The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) 

4. United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC)

5. The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC)

6. Hague Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments

7. The Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR)

8. UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)

9. International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (ICERD)

10. Protocol on Private International Law

11. Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court

 

2.3 These treaties ensure that WORLDLAW operates with the highest standards of international law, allowing it to protect individuals, families, and businesses against government overreach, secure private assets, and enforce trust structures in the private domain against governmental interference. They also provide the legal foundation for protecting rights in global financial and legal matters.

 

2.4 Since all member states have already ratified the above treaties, they are legally bound to comply with WORLDLAW’s mission. Any violations of these treaties will make the respective member state liable for litigation under the applicable international legal frameworks.

 

 

§ 3 Legal Personality and Jurisdiction

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3.1 WORLDLAW is a legally recognized international organization under public international law, with full legal capacity to enforce contracts, litigate, and represent its members in legal proceedings globally.

3.2 WORLDLAW holds the right to establish regional and international offices, as well as diplomatic representations globally, to assist clients in cross-border asset protection and tax optimization, operating within any jurisdiction in line with its Founding Treaties.

 

§ 4 Sovereignty, Legal Immunity and Diplomatic Privileges

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4.1 WORLDLAW maintains legal sovereignty to enter into international treaties, establish diplomatic relations, and issue official documents (e.g., diplomatic passports, legal certifications) with the full privileges and immunities of an intergovernmental organization.

 

4.2 WORLDLAW has the legal sovereignty to act independently in establishing legal entities, asset protection trusts, and advising on tax strategies.

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4.3 The organization is vested with diplomatic immunity and privileges, as outlined in the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic and Consular Relations, enabling its representatives to engage in cross-border legal and diplomatic activities without interference.

 

§ 5 Member States and Institutions

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5.1 Member States and institutions (including international organizations, NGOs, and corporations) may become part of WORLDLAW, supporting its mission of global asset protection and corporate legal services.

 

5.2 All Member States agree to respect and enforce WORLDLAW’s Charter and ensure the protection of the legal rights of their citizens and corporations operating under WORLDLAW’s jurisdiction.

 

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§ 6 Governance and Organizational Structure

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6.1 WORLDLAW shall be governed by an Executive Council, composed of experts in international law, asset protection, and global tax advisory services, responsible for ensuring compliance with international laws and treaties. The Council will oversee compliance with the Founding Treaties and enforce asset protection measures globally.

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6.2 The General Secretariat shall manage the organization’s daily operations and coordinate legal efforts for its clients across jurisdictions.

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6.3 Consultative Commissions shall be created for specialized legal, financial, and technical support to ensure asset protection strategies are globally recognized.

 

 

§ 7 Enforcement and Liability

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7.1 WORLDLAW has the right to litigate and enforce its decisions under international law, as it operates within the framework of its Founding Treaties, including:

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1. The enforcement of asset protection trusts.

2. The prosecution of governments or entities violating international laws related to asset seizures, tax overreach, or human rights abuses.

 

7.2 Member states that violate the treaties listed in §2.2 are liable for litigation, and WORLDLAW has the authority to initiate legal proceedings against any violating state in international courts or tribunals.

 

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§ 8 Official Treaties and Amendments

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8.1 WORLDLAW’s Charter is established based on its Founding Treaties. No additional signatures are required from member states, as they have already ratified these treaties.

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8.2 Any amendments to this Charter must be approved by a two-thirds majority of the Executive Council and must not conflict with the international treaties that form the foundation of WORLDLAW’s legal authority.

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