The largest petition to restructure the United Nations towards decentralization

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Evolution of the world order

1919: League of Nations Established

Formed after World War I to promote peace, but lacked enforcement power and universal membership.

Failed to prevent aggression by major powers leading up to World War II.
Inability to enforce disarmament and resolve conflicts effectively.
Absence of key nations like the United States weakened its influence.

1919

1945: United Nations Founded

Established post-World War II with the aim of preventing future conflicts, introducing the Security Council and veto power.

Use of veto power by permanent members often paralyzes decision-making.
Failed to resolve prolonged conflicts, such as the Israeli-Palestinian dispute.
Criticized for inadequate response to humanitarian crises and genocides.
Perceived bias and lack of representation for smaller nations.

1945

2024: Call for Decentralization

Recognizing the need for a fairer system, we propose a decentralized model leveraging blockchain technology.

Aims to eliminate veto power and promote equal representation.
Seeks to enhance transparency and accountability in global governance.
Utilizes technology to facilitate efficient and secure decision-making.

2024

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Why This Petition Matters

The current structure of the United Nations, established in the aftermath of World War II, has become outdated. The veto power held by a select few countries often stalls critical global decisions, undermining the principles of democracy and equality among nations.

By leveraging blockchain technology, we can transition to a **Decentralized United Nations (DUN)** that ensures transparency, fairness, and equal representation. This new model promotes collective decision-making, reduces corruption, and empowers all member states.

Signing this petition is a step toward global reform that addresses the challenges of the 21st century with innovative solutions.

Learn How Decentralization Works

Key Features of a Decentralized UN

Equal Representation

Every nation has an equal voice, eliminating the disproportionate influence of powerful countries.

Transparency

Blockchain records all transactions and decisions, making them accessible and verifiable by all.

Efficient Decision-Making

Smart contracts automate processes, reducing bureaucracy and speeding up resolutions.

How Decentralization Will Work

Distributed Ledger: All member nations have access to a shared ledger that records all activities.
Consensus Mechanisms: Decisions are made through consensus algorithms that require majority agreement.
Smart Contracts: Automate agreements and ensure compliance without the need for intermediaries.
Secure Voting: Blockchain-based voting systems prevent fraud and ensure accurate representation.

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Whats Next ?

We are developing a comprehensive research paper exploring the potential of a Decentralized United Nations. This is a collaborative effort, and we invite thinkers, experts, and passionate individuals like you to contribute.

Your insights can help shape a transformative vision for global governance. Whether you have expertise in international relations, blockchain technology, or simply a keen interest in the subject, your input is valuable.

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