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COMMISSION FOR THE PRESERVATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS
June 24, 2019
June 24, 2019
The Honorable Edward C. Orton
First Citizen of the Confederated Republic
Drummond House
2552 Company St.
Welmonton, City of Welmonton, CRB, 58362
Dear Seigneur Orton,
My name is Rowena Langdon and I am President of the Commission for the Preservation of Human Rights, or the CPHR. Founded in 1973 in response to gross negligence on behalf of the Commonwealth Government toward the natural rights of the people it claims legitimacy from, our organization has constantly sought to ensure that governments adhere to the order and values of a true civilized society. Our organization has always seen the predisposition of the Thaumantic countries for liberty as a model for which the world should follow. It is with that knowledge at heart that makes this particular letter disheartening to pen, but all the more crucial to see its completion.
I write to you today after hearing reports in the Welmonton Nativist of protestors gathering in opposition to the Universal Basic Subsistence Exclusion Act, or UBSEA. We are, of course, happy to know that the protests were peaceful and that their dispersion did not cause any unnecessary harm to either the Capital Security Service nor the protestors themselves. However, I would feel that I have betrayed my duties to the CPHR and human beings at large if I did not write to request that you use your powers to suspend the UBSEA until such a time that its provisions can be reformed.
For all the similarities and differences of the Engel nations, our fierce adherence to republican values binds us closer than any other value. Our people are not shackled by the tyranny of a King nor the more peculiar philosophies of faith. Instead, all of the Engells are permitted to engage in their government to ensure that it best reflects their ideals. That right is quintessential to our existence as civilized society – and that right must be universal.
The CPHR formally appeals to the high reason of your Office to use your power to suspend this law. To deny an individual the right to participate in civic discourse due to their economic condition is to betray the values with which the Thaumantic Horizon is founded upon and forever bonded. It is a betrayal of the negotiations currently under way to bind our countries into one alliance, the League of Four Nations. There must be another way and it is our firm belief that the esteemed leaders of the Confederated Republic can indeed find a balance that does not encourage dependency but neither strips the basic, fundamental rights of a human being.
I speak for the CPHR when I say that we stand ready to assist in this endeavor however we may. Once more I ask, please do the right thing.
Sincerely,
Rowena Langdon
President
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