I. Core Moral Foundations

All humans are to be treated humanely and with respect.
All humans deserve to be treated equally, fairly, and justly.
No person shall be discriminated against based on race, sex, gender, sexuality, disability, age, religion, or origin.
One should have compassion and empathy toward all creatures.
The freedoms of others are not limited by one’s own will or opinion.
One should always stand up against bullies, loud and proud.
We recognize that individual silence can become collective silence; therefore, we choose to speak out loudly against injustice.
The strongest force in our world is that of the collective power of humans.

II. Truth, Integrity, and Accountability

It is not permissible to knowingly lie. We believe in truthfulness in public office and official communications.
When mistakes are made, one must take accountability and act to rectify wrongdoing.
If one refuses accountability, they must be held accountable by others.
Anyone with power over another shall be held to a higher standard — including politicians, police, and public officials.

Each individual is entitled to the security of their own body.
Each individual has the right to bodily autonomy.
Humans have the right to safety and to protect themselves and their families.
One should use weapons only in defense. We uphold a policy of non-aggression whenever possible, while recognizing self-defense and defense of others as basic rights.
Individuals have a right to privacy in communications and personal data.
Governments and corporations must not exploit personal data without consent.

All people shall be held to the same legal standards.
It is immoral to issue cruel and unusual punishments.
All people are entitled to due process and fair legal representation.
No one shall be punished without transparent and impartial judicial process.
Government shall not engage in unreasonable or unprovoked search and seizure.
Government shall not unlawfully seize personal property or finances.
People cannot be unlawfully detained.
Government must inform the immediate families of the location of detained individuals within 24 hours upon request.

The government is created to serve the best interests of the people.
A government must be elected fairly and freely by the citizens of one’s home country.
Elections must be transparent and verifiable by numerous parties.
Politicians must rotate to limit corruption. Term limits are essential.
Corporations and entities shall not have more legal power than individual human citizens.
The influence of money must be limited in all forms of politics so that it does not overshadow individual human voices.
Emergency powers must be limited, time-bound, and subject to oversight.
No crisis justifies suspension of basic human rights.
Individuals, society, and government shall operate within the Constitution — and where the Constitution fails to protect human rights, it must be amended democratically.
Freedom of speech, freedom to protest, and the right to question authority belong to all individuals.

All humans deserve to be fed.
Humans deserve access to physiological necessities: food, shelter, warmth, breathing clean air, access to clean water, and sanitary conditions — including waste removal and necessary hygiene products.
Safety needs are the shared responsibility of the individual, society, and government. All three are required to offer safety as a human right.
Healthcare is a human right and must not place profit over the health of persons.
Science shall be the basis for determining healthcare policy.
Humans should encourage public contribution to better other humans.
Hoarding resources damages society and the overall public good.

Knowledge should not be limited. Censorship is unacceptable in any form.
Humans deserve to know and understand the truth.
We support education, transparency, and open information.
All humans have the right to accessible, high-quality education.
Education should develop critical thinking, not obedience.
Public education must be protected from political or corporate capture and influence.

Society functions best when wages benefit the most people.
Economic systems should prioritize broad prosperity over extreme wealth concentration.
The real power lies within the human collective and centers around public opinion, labor, production, and ethical spending.
The power to change relies on protest, strikes, and boycotts.