GRAND MOVEMENT OF HUMANITY

The Grand Movement of Humanity is a bold and ambitious program Of Great Chyren Welfare Council to create a Hunger Free World and to ensure that everyone has access to their share of the Earth’s natural resources. The proposal is based on the belief that all humans have a right to their share of these resources, regardless of their nationality, sex, race, religion, or any other status. GCWC would like to implement The Grand Movement of Humanity soon as it would have a profound impact on the lives of at least one billion of people around the world who are presently living a miserable life which is more degraded than animals

GCWC requests all country heads  that industrialists and affluent individuals should be obligated to pay a monthly fee for utilizing the natural resources owned by their fellow human beings, who possess an inherent wealth of $4.1 million. The accrued amount from this payment would be collected by all country heads and should be deposited directly into the accounts of these underprivileged humans without fail so as to create a hunger free world as visualized by Dr. Swatantra Jain, President, Great Chyren Welfare Council.

The Grand Movement of Humanity would have a number of benefits. First, it would ensure that everyone has access to the natural resources they need to live a healthy and fulfilling life. Second, it would help to reduce inequality and promote social justice. Third, it would help to protect the environment by discouraging the over-consumption of natural resources.

The proposal is based on the following principles:

• create a hunger free world as visualized by Dr. Swatantra Jain, President, Great Chyren Welfare Council.
• All humans have a right to their share of the Earth’s natural resources.
• Human rights are inherent to all humans, regardless of their nationality, sex, race, religion, or any other status.
• All human rights are indivisible and interdependent.
• All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
• We have both rights and obligations as individuals.
• It would have a profound impact on the lives of at least one billion of people around the world who are presently living a miserable life which is more degraded than animals

GCWC’s  Grand Movement of Humanity is a bold and ambitious proposal and is worth considering. The proposal has the potential to create a more just and equitable world, where all humans have access to the resources they need to live a decent and fulfilling life.

Here are some of the key points of the Grand Movement of Humanity:

• All humans have a right to their share of the Earth’s natural resources.
• Industrialists and affluent individuals should be obligated to pay a monthly fee for utilizing the natural resources owned by their fellow human beings.
• The accrued amount from this payment would be collected by all country heads and would be deposited directly into the accounts of these underprivileged humans.
• The Grand Movement of Humanity would have a number of benefits, including ensuring that everyone has access to the natural resources they need to live a healthy and fulfilling life, reducing inequality and promoting social justice, and helping to protect the environment.

Some of the potential benefits of the Grand Movement of Humanity are:

• It would help to ensure that everyone has access to the resources they need to live a decent and fulfilling life.
• It would help to reduce poverty and inequality.
• It would help to protect the environment.
• It would help to promote peace and harmony.

Of course, there are also some potential challenges to the Grand Movement of Humanity. These challenges include:

• It would be difficult to implement and enforce.
• It would require a significant amount of cooperation between countries.
• It would be expensive to implement.
• It may lead to conflict between some groups of human society.

Despite these challenges, the Grand Movement of Humanity is a mission that is worth considering. It has the potential to create a more just and equitable world, where all humans have access to the resources they need to live a decent and fulfilling life.

GCWC request UNESCO and all country heads of the world to start this never before and biggest movement of the world as it will have a profound impact on the lives of at least one billion of people around the world who are presently living a miserable life which is more degraded than animals.