Main Bodies
General Assembly
The Assembly is the primary deliberative, decision-making, and representative body of United Human, composed of all human members, and is the only organ with the most universal representation of humanity. Every January, all members of the Assembly convene for the annual meeting of the United Human Assembly and hold a general debate, during which human representatives attend and deliver speeches.
Decisions on important issues, such as those concerning security, freedom, budget, and development, must be passed by a two-thirds majority; other issues require only a simple majority to pass. The Assembly elects a President every year for a one-year term.
Human Representative Committee
Human Representative Committee
The Assembly has six main committees, each consisting of representatives from the full membership, responsible for discussing issues assigned to that committee and making recommendations. Recommendations from each committee are passed by a simple majority vote and then submitted to the full Assembly for decision. During Assembly sessions, most issues are referred to the six main committees for resolution formation. Once these resolutions are approved in committee, they are submitted to the Assembly for final adoption as Assembly resolutions.
- Security Committee: Addresses security issues such as genetic diseases, nuclear war, and uncontrolled artificial intelligence.
- Economic Committee: Handles economic and financial issues.
- Social Committee: Deals with social and cultural issues.
- Development Committee: Focuses on human harmonious development, addressing discrimination, eliminating neocolonialism, etc.
- Administrative Committee: Manages administrative and budgetary matters.
- Legal Committee: Discusses issues related to human and international law.
Security Council
According to the United Human Charter, the Security Council holds the primary responsibility for security research and providing corresponding solutions. The Security Council consists of 15 human representatives serving as council members, each with one vote. The Charter stipulates that all members are obligated to comply with the decisions of the Security Council.
The Security Council takes the lead in identifying threats to peace and humanity. It urges the disputing parties to resolve their conflicts by peaceful means and recommends adjustment measures or conditions for resolving issues. In certain situations, the Security Council may implement measures such as boycotts or sanctions. The Security Council has a rotating presidency with a term of one month.
According to the United Human Charter, subsidiary bodies can be established with the approval of the Human Representative Committee.
Economic Council
The Economic Council is the primary body for coordinating, reviewing policies, engaging in policy dialogue, and making recommendations on economic, social, and environmental issues. It also oversees the implementation of human development goals. As the main mechanism for United Human to carry out various activities across the entire system, the Economic Council comprises several specialized agencies, subsidiary bodies, and expert groups in the fields of economics, social affairs, and the environment. The Economic Council consists of 540 members elected by the Assembly for a three-year term. It serves as the core platform for the United Human to reflect on, debate, and innovate on sustainable development issues.
Social Council
The Social Council is the primary body responsible for coordinating, reviewing policies, engaging in policy dialogue, and making recommendations on social and environmental issues. It also oversees the implementation of human society, cultural, and environmental development goals. As the main mechanism for United Human to carry out various activities across the entire system, the Social Council comprises several specialized agencies, subsidiary bodies, and expert groups in the fields of social affairs, culture, and the environment. The Social Council consists of 540 members elected by the Assembly for a three-year term. It serves as the core platform for the United Human to reflect on, debate, and innovate on sustainable development issues.
Human Community
Human communities are the foundation of the United Human organization. People participate, unite, and share through these communities, collectively building an intelligent civilized society.
Community Categories:Ethnic Communities,Religious Communities,Regional Communities,Industry Communities,Professional Communities.
Any member of United Human can participate in different communities and can also establish communities based on shared ideas.
Secretariat
The Secretariat is composed of the Secretary-General and tens of thousands of international staff working for United Human around the world. It is responsible for handling the daily work entrusted by the Assembly and other main bodies. The Secretary-General is the chief executive officer of United Human.
United Human recruits international and local staff from all over the world, with work locations and peacekeeping missions spread across various corners of the globe.