The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was created in 1948 following WWII. In it, there are 30 Articles that outline the human rights that many provincial and national Constitutions either do not protect or outright deny.

In the United States, food is a commodity and not a de jure right, so charity and mutual-aid food banks guarantee it as de facto right instead. This issue, and every road block to human rights that exists, is multifaceted and must be tackled in a similar manner. That is why the United Polities was formed as a social welfare organization to guarantee these rights through the syndication of pro-human rights polities and the mandate of the declaration into our local town charters, state and national Constitutions through representative or direct democracy.