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Okay, so here is the idea that I've had and spoken with George a bit about:
I would like to suggest we hold a convention in City X of Country Y. Essentially the convention would be an opportunity for our RPers to showcase character roleplay instead of national roleplay. So for this reason, no current member of government would attend to prevent falling into the trap of Country X does Y.
I am loosely basing this on the model of the Yogyakarta Principles.
Essentially the gathering, as I have imagined it, would be a gathering of leading human rights advocates. These could include former members of government, academics, and the like, who have come together to propose a series of conventions or agreements that would protect various categories of human rights. For example:
1) Anti discrimination: age, sexuality, sex, religion, ethnicity etc
2) Protection of Children
3) War Crimes
The intention would not be to form an international body or to encourage international enforcement. Instead, the process would be about the formulation of these agreements. It would then be up to individual participants to lobby their home governments to have it introduced into domestic legislation. This would allow all types of nationals to attend the event, and it also means that it does not matter what country hosts this convention - democratic or not.
Please let me know your thoughts!
I would like to suggest we hold a convention in City X of Country Y. Essentially the convention would be an opportunity for our RPers to showcase character roleplay instead of national roleplay. So for this reason, no current member of government would attend to prevent falling into the trap of Country X does Y.
I am loosely basing this on the model of the Yogyakarta Principles.
Essentially the gathering, as I have imagined it, would be a gathering of leading human rights advocates. These could include former members of government, academics, and the like, who have come together to propose a series of conventions or agreements that would protect various categories of human rights. For example:
1) Anti discrimination: age, sexuality, sex, religion, ethnicity etc
2) Protection of Children
3) War Crimes
The intention would not be to form an international body or to encourage international enforcement. Instead, the process would be about the formulation of these agreements. It would then be up to individual participants to lobby their home governments to have it introduced into domestic legislation. This would allow all types of nationals to attend the event, and it also means that it does not matter what country hosts this convention - democratic or not.
Please let me know your thoughts!