InterAction Council
institution
A group of former world leaders has spent decades drafting a set of global ethics that, once written into national law, turn rights into duties you must uphold.
Who they are
The InterAction Council, a group of former heads of state and government.
What they do
It works to draft a set of human ethical standards, a project it says it has been at since 1987.
How it works
The Council has been working on this draft since 1987. Hans Küng, an academic advisor, provided the first draft of the declaration. The record links the Council to the Club of Rome and to Collegium International because all three work in the same field of ethics and purpose. The record does not show any shared institution, funding line, treaty, or shared members between them. The record also ties the Council's ethics to a claim that rights become duties, and that these ethics, once codified through national law, will be enforced.
Why it matters
It shows how a private group of former leaders can shape ethical rules that later become law, and how those rules can shift rights into duties.
The engine's record — word for word
The corpus records: "And as we progress through the slow-motion Marxist revolution - as envisioned by Bolshevik party founder and author of Tektology ; Alexander Bogdanov - ‘ rights ’ become ‘ duties ’, which you will - per InterAction Council - be required to uphold, or those Global Ethics - codified through national law thus ensuring their enforcement - will be used to establish you not living within operational bou" Cross-sourced to interactioncouncil.org — documents cited by the corpus and retrieved independently of it.
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Club of Romeboth named as organisations operating in the ethics/purpose field — does not establish: It does not establish any shared institution, funding line, treaty, or o
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Hans Küngacademic advisor who provided first draft of the declaration [Universal Declaration of Human Responsibilities, 1997] — does not establish: It does not establish
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