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The Imperial Federal Kingdom of Grand, Belluterra, and Malo wishes to bring the Acadian Supreme Court to trial for a violation of the Union's Charter of Fundamental Rights: specifically, Part One, Section Two, Clause Six, which states:
They have done so by sending Jacques Varcame, former Prime Minister of the Republic of Fraesia - who the Acadian military had apprehended on the twenty-seventh of last month and had brought to Acadia - back to his home country of Fraesia on the twenty-third of August, where he was subsequently hanged.
The Consul of the Union High Court, who would normally oversee these proceedings, is from our country, thus barring his participation. Therefore, we call upon Kenneth Johnson, the Honorable Representative from Paradise and the current Vice-Consul, to preside over these affairs.
Charter of Fundamental Rights wrote:The Following Are Prohibited To Protect Human Rights:
- Inhumane, painful, or degrading punishment.
- Servitude, slavery, or compulsory labor.
- Human trafficking of any kind.
- Any form of the death penalty, excluding lethal injection and nitrogen asphyxiation. In the protection of sovereignty, only domestic courts may lay down this punishment.
- Collective expulsion of a race from a region, division, city, country, or association.
- Extradition to a state that is dangerous to the one affected.
- Child labor.
They have done so by sending Jacques Varcame, former Prime Minister of the Republic of Fraesia - who the Acadian military had apprehended on the twenty-seventh of last month and had brought to Acadia - back to his home country of Fraesia on the twenty-third of August, where he was subsequently hanged.
The Consul of the Union High Court, who would normally oversee these proceedings, is from our country, thus barring his participation. Therefore, we call upon Kenneth Johnson, the Honorable Representative from Paradise and the current Vice-Consul, to preside over these affairs.
