United Confederation of Nations

Background
Officially the United Confederation of Nations was created to support world peace, international trade and laws however behind the scenes is much different as its real intention is to form coalition of states to counter the Holy American Empire's power in the world.

Charter
I - PREAMBLE

Noting that economic troubles have grown and have put stress on international markets, and further noting that the economic downturn of the world economy are due in part to the strict isolationist policies that abound. We hereby ratify this charter with the goals of this agreement, open to all political stable nations, are to spread economic prosperity and foster increased international cooperation.

II - CONFEDERACY GOALS

Article I. All Confederate states are to promote a policy of free trade between all cooperating nations; free trade defined as a trade policy that allows merchants to trade across national boundaries without tariffs, tax, or interference by cooperating governments.

Article II. Barriers which would otherwise cause harm to economies of sovereign states, and allow free movements of goods and services into and out of cooperating states, are hereby banned.

Article III. Efficient and effective policies to promote further regional and international cooperation to expand the benefits of this agreement will be enacted.

III - OBLIGATIONS

Article I. United Confederation of Nations is an international organization whose stated aims are facilitating cooperation in international law, international security, economic development, social progress, human rights, and achievement of world peace.

Article II. Confederate member states are to ensure that all necessary means are taken to give effective and non-disruptive implementation and compliance with the charter.

Article III. No member state shall levy an embargo or blockade upon a fellow Confederate state.

Article IV. No form of tariff, tax, levy, or forced withdrawal of funds from merchants is to be mandated by Confederate member states upon other members.

Article V. Except otherwise provided in this agreement, no member state may form or mandate any form of restrictions on the importation of exportation of goods and services between Confederate states.

Article VI. Prohibitions and restrictions are not required to be lifted or edited on non-member nations except at the leisure of the member state in question.

IV - TARRIF ELIMINATION

Article I. No party may create tariffs, that is a tax on imported and exported goods, when said goods and services originate from fellow Confederate states.

Article II. All members are required to eliminate and cease enforcing tariffs upon member states.

Article III. No member states are required to refund the cost of previous tariffs policies.

V – MARITIME AND WARTIME RESPONSIBILITIES

Article I. Merchant fleets transporting goods from member states are to be considered under the protection of all Confederate governments while in international waters.

Article II. Any nation that creates and enforces an embargo on member states after the ratification of this treaty are to be considered "No Go Zones".

Article III. A "No Go Zone" will be defined as national waters prohibited to Confederate merchant ships, and is to be avoided when possible by all cooperating civilian fleets.

Article IV. All members of this organization agree to protect each other from agressional actions.

V - POLICIES ON TREATY

Article I. Any item, amendment or pact can be overturned by a vote of all members.

Article II. No Confederate article shall be subject to change without first a draft of the article in question, and a proposed draft must approved by the majority of members in order to be ratified and enforced.