đź“ś Code of Conduct for Members of the Confederation

Every member of the Confederation—whose highest purpose is to uphold international treaties on the Fundamental Rights of the Human Being—is expected to maintain exemplary conduct, in accordance with the founding principles set forth in Article 1 of the Statute.

This applies to all interactions with others, including individuals, organizations, institutions, and entities operating in the territories where the CNU is active.

Administrators of Entitys-Trusts ed Fondations

If you are an administrator of an entity with a high moral and humanitarian purpose, you may submit your application by clicking here.

Governments, States and Ethnic Minorities

To submit a request for admission as a Confederated Member and initiate the official ceremonial process,
please click here.

NGOs – Associations – Committees

To request Consultative Status, please click here.

Administrators of Organizations-Colletive members

If you are an administrator of an entity with a high moral and humanitarian purpose, you may submit your application by clicking here.

Become a CNU Human Rights Defender

Please click here.

Guidance on the Self-Determination of Peoples

We can offer you some input, click here.

⚠️ NOTICE

In accordance with its Statute, the C.N.U. (Confederation of Humanitarian Nations) operates exclusively through projects aimed at improving the quality of life for the global community, and in cooperation with governments in the territories where it is active, always guided by principles of mutual respect and collaboration.

The CNU is consistently present in contexts of humanitarian emergencies, both directly and through its network of volunteers active around the world.