Permanent Peace Ambassadors on International Soil
In reference to UN Resolution 53/144 of 1999

[Click here for the Code of Ethics]

Communications of presence in international territories issued by the CNU:

  • Carabinieri, Italian State Police, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Guardia di Finanza and Coast Guard, Holy See – Vatican, on the dates 29/04/2021 – 14/02/2023

  • UN, OSCE, OSCEPA, OHCHR and States adhering to the UN and BRICS area, from 30/04/2021 to 05/05/2021

The controlling authority is required to verify the real and effective status of the Confederated Member through:

  • Identification card of the Confederation, as previously communicated to the Prosecutor’s Office and Prefecture by means of a declaration of service on the territory

  • Temporary document, as referred to in Chapter One, if the official card format has not yet been issued

Every Member of the Confederation has accepted the CNU Ethical/Behavioral Code. The purpose of the Confederated Members is to actively promote the respect of Human Rights and to work constructively with local communities and institutions present in the territory, in order to improve the quality of life of the Human Being.

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In compliance with existing international legal obligations

State Officials – OSCE-ODIHR Guidelines

State institutions and officials must refrain from committing any act of intimidation or reprisal through threats, damage and destruction of personal property, physical assaults, torture and other ill-treatment, killings, enforced disappearances, or any other physical or psychological harm against human rights defenders and their families. Participating States also have a duty to protect Human Rights Defenders from such acts by non-state actors and to adopt measures to prevent abuses. Public authorities should publicly condemn such acts and enforce a zero-tolerance policy.

Funzionari di STATO – Linee guida OSCE-ODIHR

Le istituzioni e i funzionari statali devono astenersi dal compiere qualsiasi atto di intimidazione o rappresaglia mediante minacce, danneggiamento e distruzione di beni personali, aggressioni fisiche, tortura e altri maltrattamenti, uccisioni, sparizioni forzate o altri danni fisici o psicologici ai difensori dei diritti umani e alle loro famiglie. Gli Stati partecipanti hanno anche il dovere di proteggere i Difensori dei Diritti Umani da tali atti da parte di attori non statali e di adottare misure per prevenire gli abusi. Le autorità pubbliche dovrebbero condannare pubblicamente tali atti e applicare una politica di tolleranza zero.

FONTI PRIMARIE DI DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE E SUBORDINAZIONE DEGLI STATI RATIFICANTI