NEWS RELEASE
February 1, 1995 World Government Is On the Internet!
"The World Citizen Web," a Mosaic 'page,' joined the Internet's World Wide
Web January 17th via the TogetherNet server in Burlington, VT. Designed by Emre Brookes,
Coordinator of the World Government's World Communication Commission, the "site"
may be accessed from the Yahoo server, Netscape or via Togethernet's server.
The address is: HTTP://www.together.org/orgs/wcw/
The WCW contains articles on world citizenship, world law, world government, how to
register and obtain a World Citizen Card, a World Passport, a World Birth Certificate, a
World Political Asylum Card, and a World Marriage License. The various application forms
on line can be printed out, filled in and mailed either to the World Service Authority
offices in Washington, D.C. or WSA's Tokyo, Japan office. (Since signatures are required
on the forms, they cannot be emailed to WSA directly from the web).
World Coordinator Garry Davis' article, World Citizenship & the Internet is
reprinted along with a complete index ofWorld Citizen News articles dating from 1975 plus
information on the World Syntegration Project and the strategy of Mundialization.
Founder Davis' books, My Country Is The World and Passport To Freedom plus his two
videos, Passport To Freedom and A World Citizen In Rio are are displayed.
Finally, a catalogue of products available from the World Service Authority are listed
for easy purchase: World Flags, World Kilowatt Dollars, World Stamps, and basic world
government documents such as the Ellsworth Declaration, Davis' declaration of World
Government, Guru Nataraja's Memorandum on World Government , the 1979 Position Paper,
outlining the difference between the United Nations and World Government, etc.
The WCW site, "under construction," will be continually updated. The Collated
Statements from the 11 Infosets will be included on February 17 as well as Davis' Writ of
Certiorari to the US Supreme Court and Petition for Rehearing outlining the legal case for
world citizenship. Completing this section will be Davis' petition to the International
Court of Justice citing former Presidents Ronald Reagan and Gorbachev as war criminals
under the Nuremberg Principles. The full text of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
will also be available in a special section on human rights.
News releases will be added from time to time as current events dictate.
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