The Declaration of State Rights and Duties (DoSR) addresses a critical failure in the current legal order. Before our eyes has emerged an international regulatory system that slowly erodes national sovereignty and individual liberty. It has no formal structures allowing public participation in creating, amending, or legally challenging its international standards and regulations. This has created a world of legislation without representation, where the legitimacy of governance is undermined and no appropriate checks and balances exist. Instead of protecting free exchange, cryptocurrency regulations especially are heavily geared towards supranational policy objectives.
This declaration is a start to reimagine the balance between state sovereignty and international governance structures. It establishes clear boundaries between international and national affairs, protecting state sovereignty and collective free will from international powers.
By publishing this declaration in a decentralized fashion on the blockchain, it provides immutable, permanent, and universally accessible principles to guide humanity toward healthier forms of international cooperation. The declaration serves as a first step in offering an alternative vision for a multi-polar world and inspiring more informed debate on the proper role of international regulation.
Decentralized Enactment of the Declaration of State Rights and Duties
The Declaration of State Rights and Duties below is directly loaded from the Ethereum blockchain. If you want to render the DBoL—the first decentralized legal instrument on your own site—follow the instructions on GitHub.
