Constitution of the Republic

ARTICLE I: Declaration of rights

C) Rights of Non-Interference

We declare that some decisions are sacred and individual to the person, and may not be arrogated by the government.

  1. Except in times of war or emergency, The government may not in any way regulate the conduct of natural persons, except by law.
  2. NEW All persons own their bodies, and, except for sale, the government shall not impinge upon any property right in a person's body.
  3. No act between consenting adults in private may be declared illegal, nor the sale of devices and services to aid in such acts.
    The right of all persons to make their own sexual and reproductive decisions shall not be abridged.
  4. The rights to grow, possess in reasonable quantity, and use any psychoactive substance shall not be abridged except as punishment for a crime.
  5. No person may be deprived of their freedom to move throughout, to leave, or to reside anywhere in the republic except as punishment for a crime or to insure the security of the republic in time of war, emergency, or disease.
  6. All persons shall have the right of the integrity of their own bodies, no person may be compelled to make any medical decision without informed consent or the full availability of all options.
  7. The government ought not seek to embody the moral system of any one religion in its laws, which should be compatible with diverse beliefs. No law may be justified solely in it's ability to preserve the public morality except in the sole capacity to produce active citizens.
  8. No person may be deprived of their right to work in any lawful profession, and to choose their profession, except as punishment for a crime or under the lawful rules of conduct of that profession.
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