Article 43
The right to refuse to supply, or to recall, an intimate or non-intimate DNA or other
bodily sample.
Article 44
Article 45
The right to medicate oneself and one’s offspring as one sees fit, including the
right to refuse to be medicated by anyone else.
The right of every pregnant woman to eat well, feel joy and be inspired by beauty
in an environment which supports them.
Article 46
The right to a dignified and peaceful death in an environment which is conducive
to spiritual retreat and resonant with nature.
Article 47
The right to cultivate, harvest, store, trade, barter and/or use for one’s own
purposes, any and all organic substances which will grow or form naturally upon
the Earth.
Article 48
The right of full freedom of movement to and from any place on the Earth,
including but not limited to the right to cross international borders, through
port or otherwise, and to return to the land of one’s physical birth without
let, hindrance or charge.
Article 49
The right to maintain and strengthen one’s distinctive spiritual relationship
with the Earth, and to uphold any traditional or customary responsibilities to
future generations in this regard.
Article 50
The right to practise and revitalize one’s cultural traditions and customs, including
the right to maintain, protect and develop the past, present and future
manifestations of one’s cultures, such as archaeological and historical sites,
artefacts, designs, ceremonies, technologies and visual and performing arts and
literature, including repatriation of all cultural, intellectual, religious and spiritual
property to the peoples and/or lands from where and/or whom they have been
taken without the free, prior and informed consent or in violation of the laws,
traditions and customs of those from whom they were taken.
Article 51
The right to maintain, control, protect and develop one’s cultural heritage,
traditional knowledge and traditional cultural expressions freely and with others.
Article 52
The right to participate in a social and international order which is purposed for the
realisation of the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declarat ion.
Article 53
The right to refuse to exercise any of these rights.
Part 3
of administration of government in the interests of
peace and fellowship
Article 54
This part relates to the administration of government and government agencies
of any and all high contracting parties who, having ratified the present treaty,
have subjects or citizens under their jurisdiction. In interpreting this Part:
A natural person is a man or a woman. The condition of being a citizen, subject,
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