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Charter of the Intergovernmental Organization

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«WORLDLAW»

INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE LAWYERS & TAX ADVISORS

 

 

§ 1 Name, Registered Office, and Fiscal Year

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1.1 This charter establishes the intergovernmental organization known as “WORLDLAW”, a proud member of the World Blockchain Bank Group. WORLDLAW operates as an international body combining blockchain technology, regulatory compliance, and global legal frameworks to deliver unparalleled corporate law, tax advisory, arbitration, and financial services.

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WORLDLAW facilitates international cooperation to protect entrepreneurs, families, and businesses from government overreach, empowering them through decentralized legal solutions. These include, but are not limited to:

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1. Blockchain-based trust establishments for asset protection and wealth preservation.

2. Apostille-ready arbitration awards for dispute resolution, enforceable under the 1958 UN Convention.

3. Comprehensive strategies for legal tax elimination.

4. Cross-border financial solutions under the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846).

 

1.2 The seat of the Organization is registered on the Blockchain (Ethereum & Polygon Networks), ensuring transparency, immutability, and decentralized operational integrity. Legal jurisdiction is established in New York, USA, under the United Nations Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (New York, 1958), ensuring enforceability in 172 member states.

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In addition, a subsidiary office is registered in the State of Delaware, USA, under the name “WORLDLAW - INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE LAWYERS & TAX ADVISORS”, registered under filing number: 5667298, granting the organization additional U.S. legal standing under the Delaware Statutory Trust Act.

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WORLDLAW also operates under the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846), enabling compliance in cross-border financial services and strengthening its role in international arbitration and corporate governance.

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By combining blockchain registration, Delaware statutory trust protections, and an MSB license, WORLDLAW provides clients with a multi-jurisdictional legal foundation for corporate, financial, and arbitration services.

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1.3 The Organization abides by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), ensuring compliance with international arbitration, trade, and asset protection standards. WORLDLAW also adheres to other international treaties related to:

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1. International trade and commerce.

2. Cross-border dispute resolution.

3. Blockchain-based asset protection.

4. Tax optimization and elimination strategies.

 

By integrating UNCITRAL principles with decentralized blockchain technology and the 1958 UN Convention, WORLDLAW ensures enforceability and transparency in all legal, financial, and arbitration matters.

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1.4 The decentralized blockchain foundation is registered for an indefinite period on the Ethereum and Polygon Networks, ensuring immutability, security, and transparency in all operations. It operates in accordance with the principles of international law, including:

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1. The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) framework.

2. The 1958 UN Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards.

3. Relevant treaties and protocols governing international trade, finance, and asset protection.

 

In addition to its blockchain foundation, WORLDLAW’s legal framework is further supported by its registration in the State of Delaware, USA, under the Delaware Statutory Trust Act (Filing Number: 5667298), providing additional legal standing and regulatory compliance within the U.S. jurisdiction.

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By leveraging both decentralized technology and Delaware statutory trust protections, WORLDLAW ensures a legally robust and future-proof platform for global corporate governance, arbitration, and trust management.

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§ 2 Objectives, Purpose, Founding Treaties, and Activities

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2.1 The purpose of WORLDLAW is to protect individuals, families, and businesses by safeguarding their assets, minimizing tax liabilities, and securing legal sovereignty. This is achieved by providing comprehensive legal protection against government overreach while promoting wealth preservation through decentralized legal structures, including:

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1. Blockchain-based trusts for asset protection and inheritance planning, recorded immutably on the Ethereum and Polygon networks.

2. Apostille-certified arbitration awards, enforceable globally under the 1958 UN Convention and the Hague Apostille Convention.

3. Cross-border financial solutions leveraging the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846) for compliant money transmission and secure financial transactions.

4. Strategies for legal tax elimination, reducing exposure to excessive taxation while maintaining full compliance with international law.

 

By combining decentralized blockchain technology with international legal frameworks, WORLDLAW empowers its clients with cutting-edge tools to secure their assets and financial sovereignty globally.

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§ 2.2 Founding Treaties

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WORLDLAW operates under the authority of the following foundational treaties, which provide the legal basis for its global operations, decentralized legal structures, and arbitration services:

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1. The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic and Consular Relations: Ensures diplomatic privileges for WORLDLAW representatives and operations.

2. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR): Protects fundamental human rights, including property rights and freedom from unlawful government interference.

3. The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR): Guarantees the protection of civil liberties and legal sovereignty.

4. United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC): Supports the fight against corruption, ensuring ethical governance and asset protection.

5. The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC): Safeguards the rights of children, aligning with WORLDLAW's family-oriented trust solutions.

6. Hague Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments: Ensures the enforcement of WORLDLAW arbitration awards across international jurisdictions.

7. The Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR): Upholds the rights to fair trials and protection against property confiscation.

8. UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS): Governs maritime disputes and resource management for international clients.

9. International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (ICERD): Promotes equality in access to legal and financial protections.

10. Protocol on Private International Law: Provides the framework for resolving cross-border legal disputes and governing jurisdictional issues.

11. Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court: Supports the prosecution of crimes under international law, ensuring justice and accountability.

 

Additional Treaties Supporting Blockchain and Arbitration:

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1. 1958 UN Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (New York Convention): The cornerstone of WORLDLAW’s arbitration system, ensuring enforceability of blockchain arbitration awards in 172 member states.

2. Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements: Strengthens the enforceability of WORLDLAW agreements globally.

3. UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules: Forms the procedural basis for arbitration conducted through the WorldLaw Arbitration Court.

 

By integrating these treaties into its operations, WORLDLAW ensures that all services, including blockchain arbitration, trust management, and financial solutions, are legally enforceable and globally recognized.

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2.3 These treaties ensure that WORLDLAW operates with the highest standards of international law, enabling it to:

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1. Protect individuals, families, and businesses from government overreach and unlawful interference.

2. Secure private assets through blockchain-registered trusts and decentralized legal frameworks, ensuring transparency and immutability.

3. Enforce arbitration awards under the 1958 UN Convention, supported by Apostille certification for global recognition.

4. Provide cross-border financial solutions using the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license, ensuring compliance with international anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CTF) regulations.

5. Facilitate the creation and enforcement of trust structures in the private domain, shielding assets from governmental or third-party interference.

6. Uphold human rights and property protections through internationally recognized treaties, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.These treaties provide the legal foundation for WORLDLAW’s comprehensive services in arbitration, asset protection, and global financial matters, solidifying its role as a trusted partner for clients operating across multiple jurisdictions.

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2.4 Since all member states have already ratified the above treaties, they are legally bound to comply with WORLDLAW’s mission and recognize its authority in arbitration, asset protection, and cross-border financial solutions.

Member states are obligated to:

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1. Enforce arbitration awards issued under the 1958 UN Convention, including blockchain-validated awards and Apostille-certified documents.

2. Respect and uphold the rights of individuals, families, and businesses protected under these treaties, including safeguards for private property and financial sovereignty.

3. Honor trust structures registered on the blockchain, ensuring protection from government overreach and unlawful interference.

 

Any violations of these treaties by member states will make them liable for litigation under the applicable international legal frameworks, including the International Court of Justice, UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, where applicable. WORLDLAW retains the authority to initiate legal proceedings to ensure compliance and accountability on behalf of its clients.

 

 

§ 3 Legal Personality and Jurisdiction

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3.1 WORLDLAW is a legally recognized international organization under public international law, with full legal capacity to:

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1. Enforce contracts through blockchain-based agreements, ensuring transparency and immutability.

2. Litigate disputes in international courts, including arbitration under the 1958 UN Convention and proceedings before the International Court of Justice and other recognized tribunals.

3. Represent its members globally in legal, financial, and arbitration proceedings, leveraging its registration on the Ethereum and Polygon Networks.

4. Operate within the framework of the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846), enabling regulatory-compliant cross-border financial operations.

 

WORLDLAW’s dual foundation in blockchain technology and international treaties ensures its authority to act as a trusted partner for corporate governance, asset protection, and arbitration services across multiple jurisdictions.

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3.2 WORLDLAW holds the right to establish regional and international offices, as well as diplomatic representations globally, to assist clients in:

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1. Cross-border asset protection through blockchain-based trusts and decentralized legal frameworks.

2. Tax optimization and legal tax elimination strategies, ensuring compliance with international law and leveraging its U.S.-based registration under the Delaware Statutory Trust Act (Filing Number: 5667298).

3. Arbitration and dispute resolution, with enforceable awards recognized under the 1958 UN Convention and Apostille-certified for global applicability.

4. Financial services authorized by the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846), enabling regulatory-compliant money transmission and financial operations in all member jurisdictions.

 

Operating within the framework of its Founding Treaties, WORLDLAW is uniquely positioned to provide its clients with robust legal protections, financial sovereignty, and global accessibility.

 

§ 4 Sovereignty, Legal Immunity and Diplomatic Privileges

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4.1 WORLDLAW maintains legal sovereignty to:

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1. Enter into international treaties and agreements, acting as a recognized intergovernmental organization under public international law.

2. Establish diplomatic relations with member states, international organizations, and financial institutions to enhance its global reach and influence.

3. Issue official documents, including:

   • Diplomatic passports for its representatives.

   • Legal certifications for blockchain-registered trusts and arbitration awards.

   • Apostille-certified arbitration awards, ensuring enforceability in all member states of the Hague Apostille Convention.

 

With the backing of its blockchain foundation and compliance with the 1958 UN Convention, WORLDLAW exercises full privileges and immunities, enabling it to operate independently and protect its clients’ legal and financial sovereignty worldwide.

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4.2 WORLDLAW has the legal sovereignty to act independently in:

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1. Establishing legal entities, including blockchain-registered corporations, trusts, and foundations, ensuring full compliance with international and U.S. laws under the Delaware Statutory Trust Act (Filing Number: 5667298).

2. Creating asset protection trusts, leveraging blockchain technology to provide immutability, transparency, and global enforceability.

3. Advising on tax strategies, including legal tax elimination and cross-border optimization, supported by its regulatory authority under the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846).

4. Issuing Apostille-ready certifications for all registered entities and arbitration awards, ensuring recognition in jurisdictions adhering to the Hague Apostille Convention.

 

By combining blockchain innovation with international legal frameworks, WORLDLAW empowers clients with secure, compliant, and globally recognized solutions for asset protection and tax strategy.

 

4.3 The organization is vested with diplomatic immunity and privileges, as outlined in the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic and Consular Relations, enabling its representatives to:

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1. Engage in cross-border legal and diplomatic activities without interference from member states or third parties.

2. Represent clients and enforce arbitration awards under the 1958 UN Convention, with full recognition and immunity in 172 member states.

3. Operate globally as a decentralized entity, leveraging its blockchain foundation to secure and protect client assets and arbitration records.

4. Conduct financial transactions and issue certifications under the regulatory authority of the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846).

 

These privileges ensure that WORLDLAW can execute its mission of protecting individuals, families, and businesses while maintaining full independence and compliance with international law.

 

§ 5 Member States and Institutions

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5.1 Member States and institutions (including international organizations, NGOs, financial entities, and corporations) may become part of WORLDLAW, supporting its mission of:

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1. Global asset protection through blockchain-registered trusts and decentralized legal frameworks.

2. Corporate legal services, including dispute resolution, trust creation, and tax optimization strategies.

3. Blockchain-based arbitration, ensuring enforceable awards under the 1958 UN Convention and the Hague Apostille Convention.

4. Cross-border financial solutions, leveraging the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846) for regulatory-compliant money transmission and trust management.

 

By partnering with WORLDLAW, member states and institutions gain access to advanced legal tools, blockchain-powered transparency, and a globally enforceable arbitration framework.

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5.2 All Member States agree to:

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1. Respect and enforce WORLDLAW’s Charter, ensuring full compliance with its Founding Treaties and legal frameworks.

2. Recognize and enforce arbitration awards issued under WORLDLAW’s jurisdiction, including blockchain-validated awards and Apostille-certified documents, in accordance with the 1958 UN Convention and the Hague Apostille Convention.

3. Protect the legal rights of their citizens and corporations operating under WORLDLAW’s jurisdiction, including:

   • Safeguarding assets registered on the blockchain.

   • Supporting cross-border arbitration and financial transactions authorized by the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846).

4. Facilitate compliance with international treaties related to human rights, asset protection, and dispute resolution, ensuring WORLDLAW’s clients and entities are treated with fairness and equity.

 

This agreement solidifies the mutual commitment between WORLDLAW and its Member States to uphold the highest standards of international law and blockchain governance.

 

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§ 6 Governance and Organizational Structure

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6.1 WORLDLAW shall be governed by an Executive Council, composed of experts in international law, blockchain arbitration, asset protection, and global tax advisory services. The Council is responsible for:

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1. Ensuring compliance with international laws, treaties, and the organization’s Founding Treaties.

2. Overseeing blockchain-based arbitration, ensuring that all proceedings adhere to the 1958 UN Convention and UNCITRAL standards, with awards enforceable globally.

3. Enforcing asset protection measures, including the creation and management of blockchain-registered trusts and decentralized legal structures.

4. Supervising cross-border financial operations, leveraging the regulatory authority of the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846) to ensure compliance with AML, CTF, and international financial laws.

 

The Executive Council is tasked with integrating blockchain technology, international arbitration, and financial compliance into WORLDLAW’s governance framework, ensuring a robust and future-proof operational model.

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6.2 The General Secretariat shall manage the organization’s daily operations and coordinate efforts across all jurisdictions, ensuring:

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1. Seamless legal operations, including blockchain arbitration, trust creation, and dispute resolution services.

2. Efficient client support, providing tailored legal and financial solutions to individuals, corporations, and institutions globally.

3. Coordination of blockchain activities, including the registration of entities, management of decentralized trusts, and issuance of Apostille-certified arbitration awards.

4. Oversight of cross-border financial services, in alignment with the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846), ensuring regulatory compliance and operational efficiency.

5. Implementation of compliance measures, ensuring all activities adhere to the organization’s Founding Treaties and international legal standards.

 

The General Secretariat acts as the operational hub of WORLDLAW, integrating blockchain technology and financial solutions into its global legal framework.

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6.3 Consultative Commissions shall be created to provide specialized support in the following areas:

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1. Legal Support: Offering expert guidance on international law, blockchain arbitration, and the enforcement of arbitration awards under the 1958 UN Convention and other treaties.

2. Financial Support: Advising on cross-border financial strategies, trust management, and tax optimization, while ensuring compliance with the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846).

3. Technical Support: Developing and managing blockchain-based systems for trust registration, arbitration recordkeeping, and the issuance of Apostille-certified documents.

4. Asset Protection Strategies: Crafting innovative solutions to secure client assets using decentralized technologies and international legal frameworks.

5. Compliance Oversight: Ensuring all operations align with WORLDLAW’s Founding Treaties and international regulations.

 

These commissions play a vital role in ensuring that WORLDLAW’s asset protection strategies, arbitration services, and blockchain technologies are globally recognized and meet the highest standards of operational excellence.

 

 

§ 7 Enforcement and Liability

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7.1 WORLDLAW has the authority to litigate and enforce its decisions under international law, operating within the framework of its Founding Treaties. This includes:

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1. Enforcement of asset protection trusts registered on the blockchain, ensuring transparency, immutability, and global recognition under the 1958 UN Convention.

2. Prosecution of governments or entities violating international laws, including:

   • Unlawful asset seizures.

   • Excessive or discriminatory taxation.

   • Violations of human rights and property protections as outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and related treaties.

3. Execution of arbitration awards, including blockchain-validated awards and Apostille-certified decisions, enforceable in 172 nations under the Hague Apostille Convention.

4. Protection of cross-border financial transactions, leveraging the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846) to ensure compliance with AML and CTF regulations.

 

WORLDLAW’s enforcement authority extends to international courts, arbitration tribunals, and other recognized legal forums, ensuring accountability and protection for its clients worldwide.

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7.2 Member states that violate the treaties listed in § 2.2 are liable for litigation, with WORLDLAW holding the authority to:

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1. Initiate legal proceedings against any violating state in international courts, including the International Court of Justice, arbitration tribunals, and other recognized legal forums.

2. Enforce compliance through blockchain-validated evidence, ensuring transparency and credibility in all proceedings.

3. Hold states accountable for breaches, including:

   • Failure to enforce arbitration awards issued under the 1958 UN Convention.

   • Violations of human rights, asset protection principles, and international trade laws.

   • Non-compliance with Apostille recognition of WORLDLAW-certified documents.

4. Impose financial liabilities or other penalties in collaboration with international courts or arbitration mechanisms.

 

WORLDLAW ensures that all actions align with its Founding Treaties, leveraging its blockchain technology, arbitration framework, and legal authority to safeguard the interests of its clients and uphold international law.

 

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§ 8 Official Treaties and Amendments

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8.1 WORLDLAW’s Charter is established based on its Founding Treaties, which provide the legal framework for its operations. No additional signatures are required from member states, as they have already ratified these treaties.

 

WORLDLAW’s authority is further reinforced by:

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1. Blockchain-validated agreements and certifications, ensuring transparency and immutability in compliance with international law.

2. The issuance of Apostille-certified documents, including arbitration awards and trust certificates, recognized in all member states of the Hague Apostille Convention.

3. Automatic enforceability of arbitration awards under the 1958 UN Convention, eliminating the need for additional ratification by member states.

 

This ensures that WORLDLAW operates with the full authority of international law, providing robust legal and financial protections globally.

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8.2 Any amendments to this Charter must be approved by a two-thirds majority of the Executive Council. Such amendments must:

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1. Align with international treaties that form the foundation of WORLDLAW’s legal authority, including the 1958 UN Convention, UNCITRAL laws, and other treaties listed in § 2.2.

2. Preserve blockchain integration, ensuring the continued use of decentralized technology for trust registration, arbitration awards, and legal certifications.

3. Respect enforceability requirements, including the recognition of Apostille-certified documents and blockchain-validated records under international law.

 

This process ensures that all amendments uphold WORLDLAW’s mission, legal framework, and technological innovations, maintaining its status as a globally recognized intergovernmental organization.

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§ 9 Signature Section

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Signed and Adopted:

 

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Stephan Schurmann
Founder and President, WORLDLAW
Date: 20/10/2024
Location: Dover, Delaware, 19901, USA

 

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Blockchain Registration:
Transaction Hash: 0x43ea9a9bca710884be1ec9b8529772755472bdeeada1b2ec4604789aa13875bb
Date of Blockchain Registration: 20/10/2024