Law is a basic guarantee of liberty and social order and embodies the characteristics of guideline and governance of the ruling body.
In pursuing happiness, man should toe the line drawn by human nature. In toeing the line, he should pay close attention to law, because law is traffic light telling him when to start and stop and which direction to turn in.
In the five millennia of the development of civilization, law has been playing the important role of civilization’s bodyguard. Civilization helps improve man’s material life, while law backs civilization up. Law looks apathetic but in actuality looks after civilization very tenderly. For in the statute book of a nation, country, or region are often clearly revealed the character and developmental status of its civilization.
Emergence of the law system of a state signifies the real inauguration of its political power. Whether man has been really ushered into the age of globalization can be judged by whether he has formulated for himself such a law system as is really worthy of the age and applicable to all countries across the world.
The author of this treatise is neither a legislator of world coalition parliament taking part in drafting the World Constitution nor a member of any of the three world coalition houses taking part in drafting other world coalition laws. Therefore all the author can do here is putting forward his views on the general principles which should be embodied in world coalition law system and related ordinances.
(A) World coalition basic laws
1. World Coalition Constitution
(1) General principles underlying the World Coalition Constitution
Why should world coalition constitution be enacted? The advent of the age of globalization calls for the enactment of a world coalition constitution to fit in with the age. On the threshold of the age of globalization, we perceive that the international scene before our eyes is an expanse of political imbroglios where are involved numerous countries, in addition to a full range of clashes of civilizations. Moreover instances of human-right violation are too numerous to count and have occurred not only nationwide but worldwide. Ecological environment around the world is rapidly deteriorating. Atmospheric pollution is alarmingly aggravating. The climate in every part of the world is turning warmer and warmer. Countries that are bent on spatial exploration are behaving in a more than faulty way. All the developments mentioned above are desperately claiming for a world constitution to fit in with the age of globalization and betoken that man is now in a position to “manage his own affairs” properly.
What would the world public expect of a world coalition constitution? A world coalition constitution is expected to address the following problems: protection of ecological system, protection of sovereignty of any country, protection of human rights, elimination of the source that leads to poverty, imbalance, and inequality, demolition of weaponry of mass destruction, nuclear weapons, biochemical weapons, and viral weapons, perpetuation of world peace, management of world affairs and man’s future by world coalition government.
Authority and control of a world coalition constitution The said constitution is the only basic world ordinance enacted on behalf of and obeyed by all world citizens, all governments, all special administrative regions, all international organizations and all transnational companies, and all religious organizations and all their preaching bodies. And the said constitution serves as (1) groundwork on which would rest other world coalition laws, legislations of all countries, and other world statutes or national statutes, (2) the authority on which all judicial activities across the world would be based, and (3) a body of principles from which law enforcement should not deviate.
Legislature to enact a world coalition constitution, law enforcer to carry out law enforcement, and judicature A world coalition parliament would be responsible for enacting world constitution and other world coalition laws. A world coalition government would be enforcing world constitution and other world laws. A world coalition judicial commission would be responsible for administering justice.
(2) Principal provisions of World Coalition Constitution
The principal provisions of the said constitution would include the following points:
preventing and stopping a war—especially a nuclear war or a biochemical war—between countries and a world war,
minimizing the hostility and checking clashes between civilizations or religions,
monitoring and warning a government against an instance of its violation of rights of a world citizen,
demolishing and supervising the demolition of all weapons of mass destruction owned by any government and terminating the research, production, and proliferation of such weapons by any country,
narrowing the gap between the poor and the rich and the disparity between rich regions and poor regions in the world,
taking measures to gradually eliminating racial discrimination, discrimination against women, discrimination against social role, and discrimination against the handicapped and retarded,
preventing and cracking down on armed rebellion against a government or world coalition government,
Cracking down on and eliminating international, regional, or local terrorist activities, false cultism, drug traffic, assassination, underworld activities,
exercising control over both the rate of population growth and improper tapping into natural resources on the earth and in the space,
checking out such clauses in the laws of any country as are in disagreement with world coalition constitution and instructing any of such governments to amend them, and
determining the authority, functions, and right to vote of world coalition parliament and all its members, world coalition government and all its members, and world coalition judicial commission and all its members and defining the relations between world legislature, world coalition government, and world judicature.
2. World coalition military statute
(1) General principles of world coalition military statute
World coalition armed forces and their duties The duties of the said armed forces include the following: (1) defending the rights and security of world citizens, (2) defending sovereignty and territorial integrity, administrative authority and rights of the head of state of a nation state, (3) stopping military clashes in a country, nation, or religion and armed confrontations between countries, nations, or religions, cracking down on large-scale armed upheavals, armed terrorist activities, and armed criminal activities, and rushing to rescue or provide relief to world citizens victimized by natural or man-made disasters.
Allocation of funds for defense and disposal of such funds World coalition parliament would be responsible for working out annual military budget and settling the final account. Disposal of all military appropriations goes to the commander-in-chief of the three world coalition armed forces, who is the president of world coalition government.
The power to declare war and command the three world coalition armed forces It is world coalition parliament that would be in charge of declaring war. But the president of world coalition government, who is at the same time command-in-chief of the three world coalition armed forces, would be in charge of commanding the said armed forces.
Military law, enactment of military law, and administration of justice in world coalition armed forces Military law is a special ordinance for regulating military activities and should be obeyed by all members of the three world coalition armed forces. Military law must be in compliance with world coalition constitution and enacted by world coalition parliament. World coalition judicial commission would be held responsible for administering justice in the armed forces.
Ordnance and its production and development It is imperative for world coalition government to demolish all the nuclear, mass-destruction, biochemical, and viral weapons stored in any part of the world，ban all the trades producing, all the corporations engaging in the transaction of, and all the research institutions for developing such weapons, convert as much as possible such portions of the said trades as can produce merchandise for civil use into enterprises for producing goods for civil use. Measures must be taken to ensure that both armaments of the three world coalition armed forces and development of such armaments can cope with the armed forces’ task of keeping world peace. Research for developing armaments of the said armed forces should focus on inventing such a category of new weapon that would be amazingly efficient in putting down armed rebellion or armed clash with no or few casualty.
(2) Main points of world coalition military statute
The said military statute would include the following main points:
The sizes of the three armed forces and their ordnance should strictly comply with the military statute and related ordinances enacted by world coalition parliament.
The said armed forces should have iron discipline and be devoted to the cause of world peace and brave in performing their duties.
All members of the said armed forces should uphold globalization, rather than nationalism, and peace-loving, rather than addicted to violence.
All members of the said armed forces ought to be given proper preferential treatment. A member of the said armed forces is entitled to preference in his effort to seek a new job after he is discharged from the said armed forces. A world coalition government would be responsible for providing all the members of the said armed forces with a happy and wholesome barracks life, apart from providing the families of all members of the said armed forces with necessary subsidy or allowance.
No privilege whatever should be conferred on a member of the said armed forces in social, political, or everyday life.
The armed forces of a country should never be allowed to march beyond its borders. Their duties consist only in protecting security of that country and keeping domestic peace and stability.
No country is allowed to expand its armed forces and their ordnance beyond the limit designated by world coalition parliament, so that the military strength of a country would not be strong enough for starting an invasion of any other country.
When authorized by world coalition parliament, the three world coalition armed forces would be entitled to deploy troops in countries named by the said parliament The host countries should support such military moves of the said armed forces and provide the troops with such help as none other than the host countries would be in a position to give.
The troops detailed by any of the three world coalition armed forces to be stationed in a host country should strictly obey world coalition military statute and the laws enacted by the host country and strive to be on good terms with all the military organizations and personnel in the host country.
In case any discord should occur between the said world coalition armed forces and a host country, world coalition government should take the initiative to approach the host country in question for settling the discord. Such a discord should be referred to world coalition parliament for the final ruling, should the necessity arise.
3. World coalition police statute
(1) General principles of world coalition police statute
The authority of world coalition police statute The said statute enacted by world coalition parliament would serve as both the basic law for world coalition police force and its general headquarters and the jurisprudential basis for formulating national police statutes of all countries across the world.
The duties to be performed by world coalition police force The said police force would be held responsible for the following tasks of (1) guarding all the governmental organizations within the framework of world coalition political steering agencies, (2) guarding the borders of all countries in the world, and (3) carrying out such orders from world coalition judicial commission as cordoning off areas, garrisoning, special guarding.
The relation between world coalition police and the police of a country Cooperation and coordination need to be maintained between them, as they work toward the same end. Being placed under different commands, the two of them differ in scope of jurisdiction.
The relation between world coalition police force and the three world coalition armed forces World coalition government would be responsible for stopping any war, terminating large-scale armed clashes and armed uprisings, and defending world peace, whereas world coalition police force would be responsible for safeguarding social order and normal political activities across the world.
(2) Main points of world coalition police statute
The said statute includes the following main points:
1. safeguarding order and security of the areas where world coalition governmental organizations work,
2. safeguarding safety of state and government leaders, important personages, and special persons in any country where a social disturbance is taking place,
3. safeguarding social order and security in areas along borders of all countries,
4. safeguarding social security in politically-, economically-, or religiously-sensitive areas across the world or in areas where the borders of a number of neighboring countries meet,
5. acting in conformity with world coalition police statute to extradite in time a suspect to world coalition supreme prosecutorate or its related organizations,
6. safeguarding safety of leaders and organizations of all religions in the world,
7. safeguarding security of the areas where influential governmental organizations, nongovernment organizations, international organizations, transnational companies work,
8. protecting such natural resources and resources of cultural heritage as belong to the human race, and
9. safeguarding security of the area where an important world event (such as a general election for leaders of world legislature or world government) or an important world conference takes place.
4. World coalition political party act
(1) General principles of world coalition political party act
What would the said act be enacted for? The said act would be enacted for all political parties in the world to abide by. Here the term “political parties” refers to all transnational political parties, regional political parties, and national political parties whether in power or not.
Principles to be followed in formulating the platform of a political party Every world citizen would be entitled to organizing a political party. In an age of globalization, all political parties should uphold the rule that their activities should never activate any political disturbance in the world, a country, or a region. All political parties should declare in their political programs and adhere in practice to the principle that the only motivation behind any action taken by a political party is striving in the interest of the world population. In an age of globalization a political party that would hold itself accountable to the interest of the world population should rid itself of even the least trace of such traditional political biases as “a political party in the interest of a particular nation”, “a political party in the interest of a particular religion”, “a political party loyal to a particular social class or stratum” and be, in doctrine and practice, firmly against sectarianism.
The relation between a political party and world coalition political steering agencies No political party would be exempted from strictly observing world coalition constitution and other world coalition laws or allowed to interfere with or obstruct the operation of any of world coalition political steering agencies. A member of any of world coalition political steering agencies should take oath to “give up his or her affiliation with and official position in the political party of which he or she has attained membership” for the length of his or her tenure of office.
The relations between political parties As all political parties in an age of globalization would be dedicated to the interest of the world population, they would act in a mutually complementary and cooperative way. They should all adhere to world coalition constitution and the constitution of their respective countries. Elections for their party leaders and leaders of their local branches should proceed in conformity with the two constitutions specified above. A political party should refrain from resorting to stratagem, deception, radical measure, or making personal comments in dealing with its relations with other political parties.
(2) Main points of world coalition political party act
The main points of the said act might include the following:
(1) Political parties are important for both social life and political life and constitute a valuable vehicle for moving the human race and every nation forward on the path of man’s evolution.
(2) It is a necessity that some political parties assume the leading role in the governments of some nations, but it is inevitable that some political parties would have a negative influence on their governments.
(3) A political party is in fact a neutral political organization which might proceed in one of the following two directions of making its country united and stable and making its country divided and unstable. Therefore a political party can be analogized to a double-edged sword.
(4) A political party is a political exponent of some social strata or groups with a vested interest.
(5) A political party tends to allure its members into radicalism, fanaticism, or sectarianism.
(6) In the age of inter-national world, to create a political party would be the only path for a group with a vested interest to seize political power and reap material gains in a country. In an age of globalization, to create a political party would be one of the important sources from which would originate upheaval in a country or disturbance in the world.
(7) World coalition political steering agencies would be opposed to any form of sectarianism or partisan feelings.
(8) World coalition political steering agencies would have the authority to take suitable measures for effecting legislative, judicial and administrative control over all political parties across the world.
(9) The prevalent mode of governance in all countries is “a government under the control of one, or more than one, political party. But such a mode of governance is on the ebb now.
(10) Harmony between political parties in a country is a guaranty of its stability. It is only the people of a country who are qualified for appraising merits and demerits of a political party in that country.
5. World coalition electoral law
(1) General principles of world coalition electoral law
What is world coalition electoral law? The said electoral law would be formulated and enacted by world coalition parliament for ensuring that the election for important leaders of world coalition political steering agencies would proceed legally and smoothly. All the elections for creating important leaders of world coalition political steering agencies or for creating leaders of important political parties should be conducted in accordance with the said electoral law only.
Why is world coalition electoral law special? An election in an age of globalization would be a complicated process, because candidates would be numerous and also because the number of voters would be unusually large. An election in an age of globalization would usually contain three consecutive phases. The first phase would be nomination. The second phase would be creating an official list of candidates. The third phase would be voting. The phase of nomination would be jointly conducted by world coalition house of political consultation, world coalition upper house, and world coalition lower house. The phase of creating an official list of candidates would be conducted by world coalition parliament. The final list of candidates should be presented to governments of all countries, all religious organizations, all transnational companies, all international organizations, and all constituencies across the world for comments; and the final list of candidates would be used in the forthcoming third phase of voting.
How should world coalition electoral law be drafted and enacted? World coalition parliament would be responsible for drafting and enacting the said electoral law.
(2) Main points of world coalition electoral law
The said electoral law should include the following important points:
(1) The first bout of a general election would be for creating personnel to the following governmental positions: “the presidency of world coalition government”, “all vice-presidencies of world coalition government”, “all the posts of secretaries-general of the seven agencies under the direct control of world coalition government”, “all the posts of members to the upper house, the lower house, and the house of political consultation”, “the directorship and deputy-directorships of world coalition judicial commission”, “the presidency of world coalition supreme court,”, “the presidency of world coalition prosecutorate”, and “the post of command-in-chief of world coalition police general headquarters”.
(2) The second bout of a general election would be for creating personnel to fill the following posts: “the posts of all general-affairs commissioners”, “the posts of all deputy-secretaries-general of the seven agencies under the direct control of world coalition government”, “the posts of all the heads and deputy heads of the three houses, who would be elected only by all the members of the three houses”, “the posts of head and all the deputy heads of world coalition parliament”, and “the posts of all the other leading members of world coalition judicial commission and all the other leading members of world coalition supreme court, world coalition prosecutorate, and world coalition police general headquarters”.
(3) A general election should be placed under the supervision of the mass media of all countries and proceed equitably, lawfully, and openly.
(4) Election would be financed by the funds allotted by world coalition parliament. (Before creation of the first world coalition parliament, the committee in charge of preparing the establishment of the first world coalition parliament would be in charge of collecting funds for the election.). A nominated or elected candidate should not engage in any shady activities in violation of the electoral law by taking advantage of his or her position. Once such shady activities should be discovered and proven, he or she would be excluded from the election.
(5) Necessary precautionary measures should be taken to preclude any great power, strong country, or influential religious organization from engaging in activities that might adversely affect an election. It would be necessary to severely warn against the activities on the part of some politicians or luminaries, which constitute infringements of the electoral law.
(6) One member of world coalition lower house would be created out of every ten million voters. One member of world coalition upper house would be created out of every fifty million of voters.
(7) President, the first vice-presidents, the vice-president in charge of affairs related to planning for man’s future, the vice-president in charge of affairs related to transnational companies and controllers of international capital, and the vice-president in charge of affairs related to governmental organizations and nongovernment international organizations should be created through a worldwide general election. The candidates for the positions of vice-presidents in charge of affairs of different continents should be nominated by world coalition house of political consultation; and then the said house should consult separately with governments in each of the continents until consensus be reached respectively between the said house and the governments concerned on each of the final lists of candidates. Each of the final lists would be handed over to the continent concerned for its use in election. For each continent would create only such a vice-president as would—after he or she be elected—be in charge of the affairs of that continent. The qualifications of a vice-president thus elected would have to be examined and approved by world coalition parliament before his or her appointment would become officially and finally valid.
(8) Only one third of the members of each of the three houses would elected to world coalition parliament. The head and all the deputy heads of world coalition parliament should be elected by all its members.
(9) Candidates for filling the posts of secretaries-general and deputy secretaries-general of the seven agencies under the direct control of world coalition government would be nominated by the president of world coalition government. After the approval given to the nomination by the presidential working conference, the final list of candidates would be handed over to world coalition parliament to be put to a ballot. Following the ballot, the president would appoint the elected officially.
(10) Other leading members of world coalition judicial commission and leaders of world coalition supreme court, world coalition prosecutorate, and world coalition police general headquarters would be elected respectively by the upper house, the lower house, and the house of political consultation. But world coalition parliament would have to hold a ballot to decide the validity of the results of the elections held respectively by the three houses. After the two elections, the final results would be reported to the presidential working conference for final approval. After the final approval, the president of world coalition government would appoint the elected officially.
(11) In the electoral law should be embodied the spirit of world coalition constitution. The constitutional democracy upheld by world coalition government should be vindicated by efficient enforcement of the electoral law.
6. World coalition public servant act
(1) General principles of world coalition public servant act
What is world coalition public servant act? The said act would be applicable to all the public servants working for world coalition parliament, its three houses, world coalition government, its seven agencies, world coalition judicial commission, world coalition supreme court, world coalition prosecutorate, world coalition police general headquarters.
What would be required of a public servant in an age of globalization? A world coalition public servant should firmly advocate world coalition constitution and would actively adhere to the spirit of the said constitution in the performance of his or her duty. In carrying out his or her task, a world coalition public servant should be competent, dutiful, and efficient.
Formulation, enactment, and enforcement of world coalition public servant act. World coalition government should be responsible for formulating and enforcing the said act. After its having been formulated by world coalition government, the draft act should be sent to world coalition parliament for approval and proclamation. World coalition judicial commission should be responsible for supervising the enforcement of the act.
(2) Main points of world coalition public servant act
The said act should include the following main points:
(1) A world coalition public servant serves as a member of a world coalition parliamentary or a governmental organization. It would be obligatory for him or her to work for peace, happiness, justice, and better future of the human race.
(2) A world coalition public servant would resolutely reject nationalism, sectarianism, and racism and firmly adhere to globalization, world peace, egalitarianism, and humanism.
(3) A world coalition public servant should always work hard to perform his or her duty and be always competent.
(4) A world coalition public servant should always be bent on improving himself or herself both morally and professionally.
(5) A world coalition public servant should always alert himself or herself against conceit and presumption that might contaminate his or her mind because of being long buried in bureaucratic routine.
(6) A world coalition public servant should respect public servants working for any country. He or she should also respect the laws, customs, conventions, and religions of a host country where he or she goes to perform official duties.
(7) A world coalition public servant should take initiative in finding out what common people are interested in or averse to, be careful not to hurt the feelings of common people, and report what he or she has perceived to world coalition government or authorities concerned.
(8) All world coalition public servants should not for one moment be oblivious of the high aim that has inspired them to join the ranks of world coalition public servants. All world coalition public servants should respect one another, unite and live well with minor differences between them, and work together harmoniously while strictly abiding by all principles.
(B) World coalition state statutes
1. World coalition state statute
(1) General principles of the world coalition state statute
About world coalition state statute World coalition parliament would be responsible for formulating and enacting such a special statute. It would concern all nation states, all sovereign states, and all special regions that would have the status of a sovereign entity.
Principles underlying the formulation of such a special statute In formulating such a special statute, world coalition parliament would have to take into consideration the evolution of “state”, (1) as an institution, in the history of man, (2) as “state” first emerged in the history of man as a logical necessity, and (3) as an inevitable expedient to make man’s survival possible. In formulating such a special statute, world coalition parliament would have to take into consideration the actualities in the present-day world, too. The principle that a sovereign state is entitled to its independence, sovereignty, and rights of (1) adopting its political system on its own so long as the political system it has adopted does not contradict world coalition constitution, (2) adhering to its own traditions and customs, and (3) defending its interests against any encroachment from a transnational company would have to be explicitly embodied in a world coalition state statute. Also the principle that the government of a state is entitled to (1) defend its sovereignty against any interference or sabotage from an international or religious organization and (2) safeguard its territorial integrity and the rights of its citizens should be clearly embodied in a world coalition state statute.
The relation between world coalition constitution and world coalition state statute World coalition constitution should serve as the jurisprudential foundation to sustain any effort at formulating or amending a world coalition state statute. So long as a world coalition state statute would comply with the principles of world coalition constitution, it should be respected and energetically defended by both world coalition constitution and world coalition government.
(2) Main points of the said statute
World coalition state statute should include the following main points:
1. World coalition state statute should comprise both world coalition state constitution and other laws and ordinances unique to a state.
2. A world coalition state statute should be in line with world coalition constitution in spirit.
3. In a case where the sovereignty of a state suffers an insult or violation from another state, the state that suffers such an insult should try to settle the issue with mediation by world coalition government. World coalition government should treat all states with equality and help them handle disputes among them properly. In case a dispute should arise between sovereign states or between a sovereign state and world coalition government, the dispute in question should be referred for adjudication either to world coalition parliament or to world coalition supreme court, depending on the nature of the dispute.
4. In a world coalition state statute should be laid down the following points explicitly: (1) A state that enacts a world coalition state statute would under no circumstances violate sovereignty or territorial integrity or interfere with internal affairs of another state. (2) All states, great or small, should be equal. (3) A dispute between two states should be referred to world coalition government for settlement or to world coalition parliament for final ruling. (4) Disputes between two states, which concern interpretation of provisions of world coalition constitution or of other world laws, should be referred to world coalition supreme court for ruling.
5. The following points should be clearly stated in a world coalition state statute: (1) A citizen should be entitled to the rights to pursuing his or her own happiness, to liberty of speech and of publishing his or her writings, and to freedom of conscience. (2) A citizen should be entitled to the rights of supervising the performance of a public servant, bringing legal action against a public servant, and impeaching a public servant. (3) A citizen should be entitled to the rights to travel to other countries, to return from another country, and to move to live in another country.
6. The following points should also be clearly stated in a world coalition state statute: A state that enacts a world coalition state statute should be entitled to the rights to cracking down on an armed rebellion intended for overthrowing its government so as to safeguard the political power of its government, safety of government leaders, and social stability.
2. World coalition head of state statute
(1) General principles of the world coalition head of state statute
About this statute This statute would concern heads of states of all countries cross the world after the establishment of a world coalition government. It would be formulated and enacted by world coalition parliament. After its enactment it would be enforced by world coalition government.
Principles to be taken into consideration in the process of formulating such a statute Such principles can be specified as follows: (A) A head of state should abide by world coalition constitution as well as the constitution of his or her own country. (B) He or she should not abuse the power or authority invested in him or her and do nothing to infringe on the interests of his or her country or people. (C) The process of electing a head of state should not be tampered with by interference from any source and be in compliance with the world coalition electoral law enacted by world coalition parliament. (D) World coalition government should have the authority to remove a head of state from his or her office, in case he or she has been the focus of long popular discontent felt by the majority of his or her citizens.
The rights of a head of state A head of state should be entitled to the rights listed below: (a.) He or she should be entitled to defend his or her authority and power as a head of state and his or her personal freedom and privacy. (b.) He or she should be entitled to handle, in compliance with the law, domestic and international affairs. (c.) He or she should be entitled to appoint a subordinate to or remove him or her from an office in accordance with the law. (d.) He or she should be entitled to appeal to world coalition government for help, protection, or permission to resign in conformity with the law.
(2) Main points of the said statute
The said statute should include the following main points:
1. Enactment of such a statute would be important for realizing the common programs of world coalition political steering agencies, which aim at establishing on the earth a global constitutional and democratic political system to ensure liberty to all world citizens, sovereignty to all countries, and unity to international community.
2. A head of state is the representative of his or her state, commander-in-chief of all the armed forces of that state, and the most important defender of the rights and interests of all citizens of that state. He or she constitutes the core of the leadership that is held responsible for domestic security and stability and for creating friendly relations with other states on an equal footing. World coalition government relies heavily on the head of state of a country for enforcing all the programs enacted either by world coalition parliament or by world coalition government.
3. A head of state must be aware that the image and line of conduct of a head of state could have some impact on the development of world affairs, that our world has already developed to such a stage that political awareness of the enlightened world population has become very keen as a result of the rapid development of science and technology, that all forms of totalitarianism, despotism, or demagoguery would prove to be the worst of statecraft for a head of state to follow in discharging his or her official duties, and that a head of state should be open-minded, adhere firmly to the constitution and other laws, uphold human rights, and place every citizen and himself or herself on an equal footing.
4. A head of state should be given the power of deciding on which political system his or her state should adopt in conformity with the tradition and status quo of his or her state. However the political system which he or she decides that his or her state should take should be in agreement with the basic principles underlying world coalition constitution
5. A head of state should always warn himself or herself against going despotic, since he or she is not an emperor, a god, a slave-owner, or the Savior.
6. A head of state should uphold world coalition constitution in an exemplary manner, defend the authority of world coalition parliament, obey world coalition government, and willingly place himself or herself under the supervision of world coalition judicial commission.
3. World coalition national legislation act
(1) General principles of the world coalition national legislation act
What is world coalition national legislation act? Such an act would be formulated and enacted by world coalition parliament and concern the way the legislature of a country works and the procedures the legislature of a country should follow in enacting its constitution and laws.
The basic principles that should be taken into consideration in formulating such an act The constitution of a state should be in agreement with world coalition constitution in spirit. Each of the other laws enacted by a state should not contradict its corresponding world coalition law. The legislature of a state would not be able to carry on legislation normally unless it or sovereignty of the state is free from any external interference.
(2) Main points of such an act
The main points of such an act are as follows:
1. The constitution of a state is its primary ordinance leading its officialdom and entire population to a harmonious unity.
2. The laws provide a state with a guarantee for security, stability, prosperity, and social progress. It is primarily through the enforcement of the laws in a state that the spirit of world coalition constitution can be implemented in that state. The constitution of a state can be an important means for defending world peace and safeguarding friendly relations with other states.
3. In the laws of a state should be embodied egalitarianism and explicitly stated the following points: (a.) a citizen’s rights and interests, (b.) the government’s duty to defend world peace and properly handle the relations with other states, (c.) the government’s duty with regard to environmental protection, and (d.) the government’s duty to protect various resources in the state.
4. The laws of a state should never contradict world coalition constitution and other world coalition laws.
5. All the laws of a state should be invariably intended for protecting the interests of the overwhelming majority of its population.
(The author’s note: The eighteen laws referred to below are not to be discussed here in this section, because they will be dealt with in detail in Part III of this work.)
4. World coalition national security act
5. World coalition national territory act
6. World coalition national borders act
7. World coalition national resources act
8. World coalition emigration act
9. World coalition statutes for human rights in a nation
10. World coalition act for the workforce in a nation
(C) Some special world coalition ordinances
1. World coalition law of language
2. World coalition law of religion
3. World coalition law of market
4. World coalition law of environmental protection
5. World coalition law of the outer space
6. World coalition law of seas and oceans
7. World coalition monetary law
8. World coalition law of education
9. World coalition law of relief and rehabilitation
10.World coalition law of property right
11.World coalition cultural relics law
