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I commit my Body, Mind, and Spirit to the Protection, Defense, and Security

Of the RED, BLACK, and GREEN

I Dedicate my Life to the Redemption of

Mother Africa

And the Liberation of her Scattered Black

Children

I accept for myself and my descendants the teachings of UNiversal African

Nationalism

And, Promise that Our Children will be instilled

With the Purpose and Knowledge of themselves as

African People

In Order that the Cause of Our Struggle

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In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful-!
All praise is due to Allah who exalts the humbly wise man to a state of Perfection, and Truth.
O, Allah bestow thy grace and thy Mercy upon all the lost, sick, straying, dying, and dead ones.
Peace be on the Prophets, and the Mercy of Allah, and His Blessings ~ peace, mercy, and blessings be on those who live, and die, and have lived, and died, in the cause of Allah.
O, Allah exalt thy righteous servants to a state of perfection, so that we may be able to teach others of thy truth and righteousness even our families.
O, Allah watch over us, and please be with us all, and help us.
We seek refuge in thee from Satan the curse, and condemn him for wickedness.
"O, Allah forgive us for our wickedness, weaknesses, and errors."
O, Allah forgive those who transgress and hate us out of lack of understanding thee.
O, Allah help all people to come to know thy truths before the day of wrath comes.
O, Allah man is indeed weak and lost, help us to overcome these, and all of our problems, so that we may unite in Thy Love and Truthfulness.
O, Allah help us each day to improve, become more wise, and less like fools, teaching all of thy righteous will, and to gain more knowledge of thee throughout our lives.
O, Allah Thee Art Indeed The Most Knowledgeable Wise and The Greatest, The Most Compassionate and High, Nothing Deserves To Be Worshiped Besides Thee Alone, and It Is Only Thee that I will forever Love, Serve, and Obey Above, and Beyond All Things, Thee Art Indeed The Most Glorious of All. Amin-!
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Or, Criminal

Or, Poor Life, Rich Life

We start life as a small babe

Then like a worm go through dirt

We stay in the form of beginning

Slowly we develop,

Things inspire us

Seem so very much attractive

Is it Right or Wrong?

We find ourselves as a worm

Born in the dirt of Society

Not much Opportunity

Not much Education

Not a Nice Place to Live

Our Minds cry for better

We reach out in an effort

Effort to live or die

With bad chances ahead

We plunge into the mud

As a Worm in Rain

We find company of others

Going bad as a start

We die from a worm

Thus living as a caterpillar

We want good though its difficult

Pressing on we stagnate

As the caterpillar metamorphosizes

Days go on we learn from past

We cannot return to old

So we make decisions to change

We unfold as a butterfly

Learnt of old we now do better

Thus we live Striving ever after

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**PROPOSAL FOR AN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL PETITION

Regarding Violations of the Right of Self-Determination of Afrodescendant Peoples in the United States**

I. Introduction

This proposal seeks the establishment of an international tribunal or inquiry mechanism to examine alleged violations of international law committed by the United States of America against Afrodescendant peoples asserting their collective Right of Self-Determination.

The Right of Self-Determination is recognized under international law as a fundamental principle, including in:

Article 1 of the Charter of the United Nations
Article 1 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)
Article 1 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR)
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1514 (XV) (Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples)
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)

This proposal alleges that the United States has unlawfully constrained and criminalized the political expression of Afrodescendant peoples seeking self-determination by applying domestic Civil Rights laws to suppress collective political autonomy claims that fall under international jurisdiction.

II. Statement of Facts

Afrodescendant peoples in the United States assert that they constitute a distinct people with historical, cultural, and territorial ties arising from enslavement, segregation, and ongoing systemic exclusion.
When Afrodescendant activists and organizations seek to assert political self-determination, they are often subjected to domestic civil, criminal, and administrative sanctions.
The United States treats such claims exclusively as domestic civil-rights or constitutional issues rather than recognizing them as international self-determination claims.
Petitioners argue that this constitutes illegal recognition of colonial independence and continued colonial domination, contrary to international law.

III. Legal Basis

A. The Right of Self-Determination in International Law

The Right of Self-Determination is a jus cogens norm (a peremptory norm from which no derogation is permitted). Peoples have the right to:

Freely determine their political status
Freely pursue economic, social, and cultural development
Establish autonomous governance structures

B. Afrodescendant Peoples as a “People” Under International Law

International law recognizes that a “people” may be defined by shared history, culture, language, or common experience of oppression. Afrodescendant peoples meet these criteria due to:

Shared historical experience of transatlantic slavery
Common socio-political marginalization
Shared cultural and identity markers

C. Prohibition on Colonial Domination

UN Resolution 1514 declares that subjection of peoples to alien subjugation, domination, and exploitation constitutes a denial of fundamental human rights.

Petitioners argue that systemic racial governance structures in the United States amount to internal colonialism, and that continued denial of political self-determination constitutes a violation of international law.

IV. Alleged Violations by the United States

1. Jurisdictional Suppression of International Self-Determination Claims

The United States addresses Afrodescendant political autonomy claims under domestic Civil Rights frameworks, rather than recognizing them as international self-determination claims. Petitioners argue this is an unlawful denial of international legal status and jurisdiction.

2. Criminalization and Surveillance of Self-Determination Movements

Historical and contemporary state surveillance, repression, and criminal prosecution of Afrodescendant political movements (e.g., COINTELPRO and subsequent programs) are alleged to violate Articles 19, 20, and 21 of the UDHR (freedom of expression, assembly, and association).

3. Failure to Provide Mechanisms for Political Autonomy

The United States has not provided institutional mechanisms for Afrodescendant peoples to exercise collective political autonomy, contrary to obligations under the ICCPR and ICESCR.

V. Request for International Tribunal or Inquiry Mechanism

Petitioners request that the United Nations or a competent international body:

Establish an independent international tribunal or commission of inquiry to investigate these allegations.
Determine whether Afrodescendant peoples in the United States qualify as a “people” under international self-determination law.
Assess whether U.S. domestic legal frameworks unlawfully suppress international self-determination rights.
Recommend legal, political, and institutional remedies consistent with international law.

VI. Requested Remedies

Petitioners request the tribunal to recommend:

Recognition of Afrodescendant peoples’ collective political identity under international law
International monitoring of U.S. compliance with self-determination obligations
Legal frameworks for autonomous governance, territorial autonomy, or political self-governance consistent with international law
Reparations for historical and ongoing violations of human rights
Guarantees of non-repetition

VII. Conclusion

This proposal asserts that the Right of Self-Determination is a fundamental and non-derogable right, and that the United States’ failure to recognize and implement this right for Afrodescendant peoples constitutes a violation of international law.

Petitioners seek international adjudication to ensure compliance with the Charter of the United Nations, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and binding human rights treaties.

Important Legal Reality Check (Strategic)

If you plan to actually submit something internationally, there are key challenges you should understand:

International tribunals usually do not recognize internal self-determination claims that seek full secession unless there is extreme colonial or apartheid-level domination.
The U.S. has not accepted jurisdiction of many international courts for domestic civil matters.
Most successful cases are framed as internal self-determination, autonomy, political representation, reparations, and anti-discrimination, not immediate statehood.

A stronger legal strategy is often:
self-determination through autonomy, federal recognition, reparations, and political institutions, rather than full independence claims.

**PROPOSAL FOR AN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL

Regarding Violations of the Right of Self-Determination and the Protection of Peaceful Protesters in the United States**

I. Introduction

This Proposal requests the establishment of an International Tribunal or Commission of Inquiry to investigate alleged violations of international human rights law and the Right of Self-Determination of Afrodescendant peoples in the United States.

Petitioners assert that peaceful political expression and demonstrations asserting self-determination have been met with unlawful violence, repression, and criminalization, contrary to the obligations of the United States under international law.

II. Statement of Jurisdiction

This Proposal is grounded in:

The Charter of the United Nations
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)
The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)
The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR)
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1514 (XV)
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2625 (XXV)
The Durban Declaration and Programme of Action

These instruments recognize the Right of Self-Determination and impose obligations on states to respect and protect peaceful political expression.

III. The Right of Self-Determination

All peoples have the inalienable right to freely determine their political status and to pursue their economic, social, and cultural development. Afrodescendant peoples in the United States assert that they constitute a people under international law due to shared historical experience, culture, identity, and systemic subjugation.

IV. Right to Peaceful Protest and Political Expression

Articles 19, 20, and 21 of the UDHR and Articles 19, 21, and 22 of the ICCPR guarantee:

Freedom of expression
Freedom of peaceful assembly
Freedom of association

The United States is obligated to facilitate and protect peaceful demonstrations, not suppress them.

V. Right to Protection and Lawful Resistance When Peaceful Protesters Are Met With Violence

A. State Obligation to Protect Peaceful Protesters

International law requires that states:

Protect peaceful demonstrators from violence by state and non-state actors.
Use force only as a last resort and in a proportionate manner.
Investigate and remedy excessive or unlawful use of force.

Failure to do so constitutes violations of Articles 3, 5, 19, 20, and 21 of the UDHR and Articles 6, 7, 19, 21, and 22 of the ICCPR.

B. Lawful Means of Protection and Self-Defense

Petitioners affirm that they do not intend violence. However, international law recognizes that individuals retain the inherent right to defend themselves against unlawful violence, provided such defense is necessary and proportionate.

Lawful Protective Measures Include:

Nonviolent Crowd Protection
- Protest marshals and safety coordinators
- Human shields and linking arms to prevent harm
- De-escalation teams
Defensive and Humanitarian Measures
- Protective clothing and safety equipment
- First aid and medical response teams
- Communication and evacuation planning
Documentation and Monitoring
- Legal observers and independent monitors
- Recording and reporting abuses
- Collection of witness testimony and evidence
Legal and Political Remedies
- Domestic civil and criminal complaints
- International petitions and communications
- Advocacy for international monitoring and sanctions

These measures are consistent with international human-rights standards and do not constitute unlawful violence.

C. Limits on the Use of Force

Petitioners emphasize that:

International law prohibits violence against civilians.
Armed retaliation, vigilantism, and escalation into armed conflict are generally unlawful outside recognized situations of colonial domination or foreign occupation, and even then are subject to strict humanitarian law.
The preferred and lawful expression of self-determination is through peaceful political, legal, and institutional mechanisms.

VI. Alleged Violations by the United States

Petitioners allege that:

Peaceful Afrodescendant demonstrators have been subjected to excessive force, surveillance, and criminalization.
Domestic civil-rights frameworks have been used to suppress collective political self-determination claims.
Systemic denial of political autonomy constitutes a form of internal colonial domination contrary to international law.

VII. Request for International Tribunal or Commission of Inquiry

Petitioners request that the United Nations or another competent international body:

Establish an independent tribunal or commission to investigate these allegations.
Determine whether Afrodescendant peoples in the United States constitute a “people” under international self-determination law.
Assess whether state violence and repression constitute denial of internal self-determination.
Recommend remedies and international monitoring mechanisms.

VIII. Requested Remedies

Petitioners seek:

Recognition of Afrodescendant peoples’ collective political identity under international law
Guarantees of non-repetition and reforms of policing and protest regulation
Mechanisms for political autonomy and self-governance
Reparations for historical and ongoing violations
International monitoring and reporting mechanisms

IX. Conclusion

Petitioners affirm their commitment to peaceful political expression and lawful self-determination. Where peaceful protesters are met with violence, international law recognizes the right to protection, documentation, and proportionate self-defense. Petitioners therefore seek international adjudication and protection to ensure the full realization of the Right of Self-Determination.

**COMPREHENSIVE INTERNATIONAL PROPOSAL SECTION

Expanded Section: Entities and Mechanisms Available to Peaceful Protesters When Met With Violence

X. Entities Available to Address Unprovoked Violence Against Peaceful Protesters

Petitioners affirm that peaceful demonstrators do not intend violence and act within international human-rights norms. When peaceful protesters are met with unprovoked violence by state or non-state actors, international law provides multiple domestic, regional, and international entities through which protection, accountability, and remedies may be sought.

A. Domestic Legal and Oversight Entities

Even where domestic systems are imperfect, international law requires their availability and good-faith operation.

1. National Courts and Judicial Bodies

Federal and state courts
Civil rights litigation mechanisms
Constitutional claims for freedom of assembly and equal protection

2. Independent Oversight Bodies

Civilian police review boards
Inspectors General and internal affairs divisions
Legislative oversight committees

3. National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs)

Where established, these bodies monitor state compliance with human-rights obligations and may issue findings and recommendations.

B. International and Regional Human Rights Mechanisms

1. United Nations Human Rights System

United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

Receives reports and complaints regarding excessive force and protest repression
Can mandate investigations, special procedures, and resolutions

Special Rapporteurs

Peaceful protesters may petition or submit evidence to:

Special Rapporteur on the Rights to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly and of Association
Special Rapporteur on Contemporary Forms of Racism
Special Rapporteur on Extrajudicial, Summary, or Arbitrary Executions
Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent

These mechanisms can request information from states, issue public findings, and recommend reforms.

2. Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Process

States are reviewed on their human-rights record. Civil society organizations and affected communities can submit reports documenting violence against peaceful protesters.

3. Inter-American Human Rights System

Because the United States is part of the Organization of American States (OAS), petitioners may submit complaints to:

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR)

The IACHR can issue precautionary measures, conduct country visits, and publish authoritative findings on state violence.

4. International Criminal Justice Mechanisms

Where violence rises to the level of crimes against humanity or systematic repression, documentation may be submitted to:

The International Criminal Court (ICC) (where jurisdictional thresholds are met)
UN Independent Investigative Mechanisms

C. International and Civil Society Monitoring Organizations

Petitioners may engage with independent organizations that document and deter violence:

Amnesty International
Human Rights Watch
International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH)
Global Alliance of National Human Rights Institutions (GANHRI)
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) (where applicable)

These entities collect evidence, publish reports, and advocate for international accountability.

D. Protective and Preventive Nonviolent Civil Society Structures

Peaceful protesters may lawfully organize nonviolent protective structures, including:

1. Legal Observer Programs

Bar associations and civil liberties organizations that monitor protests and document abuses.

2. Community Peacekeeping and De-escalation Teams

Trained volunteers who prevent escalation, protect vulnerable persons, and coordinate safety.

3. Medical and Humanitarian Response Teams

Volunteer medics and humanitarian support units to treat injuries and prevent loss of life.

4. Communication and Documentation Networks

Secure communication platforms and evidence-collection initiatives for accountability.

These activities are consistent with international humanitarian and human-rights principles.

E. Diplomatic and Political Accountability Channels

Petitioners may lawfully seek international political remedies, including:

Diplomatic petitions to foreign governments and international organizations
Advocacy for international sanctions, monitoring missions, or special rapporteur visits
International public awareness campaigns

International law recognizes such advocacy as protected political expression.

F. Role of the International Community

Petitioners assert that when a state fails to protect peaceful protesters or engages in systematic repression, the international community has a responsibility to:

Monitor compliance with international human-rights obligations
Offer technical assistance, mediation, or monitoring missions
Consider appropriate measures consistent with the UN Charter

G. Legal Principles Governing Protective Measures

Petitioners reaffirm that:

Protective actions must be nonviolent, necessary, and proportionate.
The use of force against civilians is prohibited under international law.
The purpose of protective measures is to preserve life, dignity, and peaceful political expression, not to escalate conflict.

Conclusion on Entities and Remedies

Petitioners therefore request that the International Tribunal recognize the legitimacy of domestic and international mechanisms available to peaceful protesters and mandate the United States to cooperate with international oversight, accountability processes, and protective measures to ensure the free and safe exercise of the Right of Self-Determination.

On Lawful Protection and Defense of Peaceful Protesters**

XI. Lawful Actors Authorized to Protect Peaceful Protesters

A. Individual Protesters

International law recognizes that every individual has the inherent right to life and personal security (UDHR Article 3; ICCPR Article 6).

Accordingly:

Individual protesters may take proportionate, necessary, and nonviolent measures to protect themselves from imminent unlawful violence.
This includes fleeing, shielding, blocking harm with their bodies, and seeking assistance.
This does not include retaliation, vigilantism, or organized armed action.

B. Protest Organizers and Designated Safety Marshals

Peaceful protest organizers may designate:

Safety marshals
Crowd coordinators
De-escalation personnel

Their lawful functions include:

Preventing escalation
Protecting vulnerable participants
Directing crowds away from danger
Liaising with authorities
Providing emergency instructions

These roles are recognized globally and encouraged by UN Special Rapporteurs.

C. Civil Society and Community Protection Volunteers

Civil society organizations and community groups may lawfully deploy:

Trained de-escalation teams
Volunteer peacekeepers
Crowd safety stewards

Their functions are strictly nonviolent and humanitarian, including:

Preventing panic and stampede
Separating conflicting groups
Assisting injured persons
Coordinating evacuations

D. Legal Observers and Human Rights Monitors

Independent legal observers and monitors may lawfully attend demonstrations to:

Document state or non-state violence
Collect evidence
Provide real-time legal guidance
Deter abuses through observation

These may include:

Bar associations
Civil liberties organizations
International NGOs
UN Special Procedure mandate holders

E. Medical and Humanitarian Personnel

Peaceful protesters may organize or request:

Volunteer medics
Humanitarian response teams
Emergency health services

Under international law, medical personnel must be respected and protected and may provide aid without interference.

F. Journalists and Media Organizations

Media entities serve as public accountability mechanisms and may lawfully:

Record events
Publish reports on violence
Provide live documentation

International law protects journalists as observers of public events.

G. Domestic Law Enforcement and Public Authorities

States are legally obligated to:

Protect peaceful protesters
Prevent violence by counter-protesters
Use minimal and proportionate force
Investigate misconduct

Failure to do so constitutes an international human-rights violation.

H. International and Regional Protective Entities

Where domestic protection fails, peaceful protesters may seek protection and intervention through:

United Nations Mechanisms

UN Human Rights Council
Special Rapporteur on Peaceful Assembly
Working Group on People of African Descent

Regional Mechanisms

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
Organization of American States

International Humanitarian and Human Rights Organizations

Amnesty International
Human Rights Watch
International Federation for Human Rights
International Committee of the Red Cross (as applicable)

XII. Lawful Forms of Protection and Defense

A. Nonviolent Physical Protection

Permissible measures include:

Human barriers and linking arms
Shielding vulnerable persons
Escorting participants to safety
Creating safe zones and exit corridors

These are globally recognized peaceful protest methods.

B. Humanitarian and Safety Measures

Peaceful protesters may lawfully establish:

First aid stations
Evacuation plans
Communication networks
Safety protocols and training

C. Documentation and Evidence Collection

Peaceful protesters and observers may:

Record video and audio
Collect witness statements
Preserve physical evidence
Submit documentation to courts and international bodies

D. Legal and Political Countermeasures

Lawful actions include:

Filing domestic and international complaints
Petitioning UN bodies
Seeking injunctions and protective orders
Advocating international sanctions or monitoring missions

XIII. Legal Boundaries on Defensive Action

Petitioners reaffirm that:

Violence against civilians is prohibited.
Retaliatory violence and vigilantism are unlawful.
Organized armed groups for protest defense are generally prohibited outside recognized armed conflict contexts.
Protective actions must be necessary, proportionate, and aimed solely at preserving life and peaceful assembly.

XIV. State Responsibility for Violence Against Peaceful Protesters

Petitioners assert that when peaceful protesters are met with unprovoked violence:

The State bears primary responsibility to prevent and stop violence.
Failure to act constitutes a violation of international human-rights law.
Systematic repression may constitute denial of internal self-determination and trigger international responsibility.

XV. Request for International Protective Mechanisms

Petitioners request that the International Tribunal:

Recognize the lawful roles of individuals, civil society, legal observers, medics, journalists, and international entities in protecting peaceful protesters.
Mandate the United States to cooperate with international monitoring and protection mechanisms.
Recommend institutional reforms to ensure peaceful political expression without violence.

Conclusion

Petitioners reaffirm that their pursuit of self-determination is peaceful. When peaceful protesters are met with non-intended, non-provoked violence, international law recognizes the legitimacy of nonviolent protective measures, humanitarian assistance, documentation, and legal accountability mechanisms. Petitioners therefore seek international adjudication to secure the right to peaceful political expression and collective self-determination.