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Latest revision as of 10:23, 3 July 2006
Overview
The second resolution ever to pass the General Assembly, this resolution had seen and survived numerous repeal attempts -- until April of 2006, well over three years after its passing, when Jey's Repeal "Scientific Freedom" passed the UN with a 54% majority.
Resolution Text
| Category: | Free Trade | Strength: | Mild | Proposed By: | Genius |
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Description: The people of Genius have long stood for Scientific freedom. By ensuring that peaceful and responsible scientists can research by their own accord, and in any nation they please, technology will move forward, and trade will increase.
Presented to the Assembly of the United Nations on twenty-second day of November in the year two thousand and two, Common Era. By the representative and leader of Genius:
Chris Meyers
The Aboolot
Protector of Genius
Defender of Freedom
Friend of the Free Realms
Votes For: 3,075
Votes Against: 1,336
Implemented: Thu Dec 26 2002
