Sexual Freedom
The Sexual Freedom resolution was one of the first strong Human Rights resolutions adopted by the United Nations. It reached the UN floor at a time when few nations had joined the international organization, and despite having been adopted by a large percentage of votes, the vote margin in votes cast is typical of the difference seen in the outcomes of current resolutions. After three attempts to repeal the resolution, it was struck out and declared null and void in April 2007, having been replaced by Sexual Privacy Act.
Resolution Text
| Category: | Human Rights | Strength: | Strong | Proposed By: | Armstrongonia |
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Description:
What goes on between two (or more) consenting adults in the privacy of their homes should not be the concern of the state unless it is neccesary to enquire about the afore mentioned activities for medical reasons (e.g. if the individuals wish to give blood etc.).
- Votes For: 2,538
- Votes Against: 318
- Implemented: Thu Mar 13 2003
