EARTH, FOOD ANDWATER SOVEREIGNTY STEWARDSHIPALLIANCES (EFWSSA) ORDINANCE GFPA 2025

NEW WORLD ALLIANCES

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PREAMBLE:

We, the New World Alliances (NWA), recognizing the divine, inherent, and inalienable rights of

all individuals to cultivate, trade, and distribute food free from undue interference, hereby establish

this ordinance to protect farmers, small holdings and domestic food growers, agricultural workers,

food distributors, and consumers globally.

This ordinance is founded upon universally God-given inalienable human rights, natural law, sacred

teachings, and established international legal frameworks to uphold food, water and agricultural

sovereignty as a fundamental pillar of human freedom and survival.

Recognizing that the farmer is the foundation of civilization and the guardian of life, the New World

Alliances (NWA) hereby enacts this Farmers Protection Ordinance GFPA 2025 to ensure the

sovereignty, immunity, and perpetual security of farmers, their families, their land, their

homesteads, their livestock and pets, and all biodiversity under their stewardship.

This ordinance asserts that any action against a sovereign farmer’s land, produce, intellectual

property, or livelihood shall be considered a violation of international law, an act of war under

Article 51 of the UN Charter, and an attack on God-given inalienable human rights as per multiple

legal, historical, and spiritual precedents.

STRATEGIC NOTE:

This ordinance may also serve as a Global Charter/Treaty on Food Sovereignty, providing a

framework for international adoption, phased associates and allies, and enforceable protections.

DISTRIBUTION:

ALL World Leaders; ALL National & International Governmental Bodies; ALL Agricultural,

Biotech & Chemical Corporations; ALL Medical, Health & Environmental Institutions; ALL

Defense, Intelligence & Climatic Institutions; Major Religious & Spiritual Authorities; Designated

Individuals & Groups to be Served.

All Institutions, Governments, Foundations and Corporations as well as all individuals employed therein are mandated and ordered to immediately, and latest by 08 December 2022,be fully compliant and adhere to this ordinance and the respect and honoring of all inalienable rights of all humans.

CONTENTS Pg

Ordinances Directed to:

1. NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENTAL BODIES 4

2. AGRICULTURAL, BIOTECH, & CHEMICAL CORPORATIONS 5

3. MEDICAL, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTIONS 5

4. DEFENSE, INTELLIGENCE, AND CLIMATIC INSTITUTIONS 6

5. RELIGIOUS & SPIRITUAL AUTHORITIES 6

6. INDIVIDUALS & GROUPS WHO MUST BE SERVED 6

EFWSSA ORDINANCE GFPA 2025 8

SECTION I: RIGHT TO FOOD PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION 9

1.1 Recognition of Food Sovereignty

1.2 Legal and Ethical Foundations

1.3 Protection of Small and Independent Farmers

SECTION II: TRADE AND DISTRIBUTION FREEDOM 11

2.1 Right to Free and Fair Trade

2.2 Prevention of Monopolistic Control

2.3 Emergency Food Access Protections

2.4 Farm-to-Table Protection

SECTION III: LEGAL PROTECTIONS AGAINST OPPRESSION AND COERCION 14

3.1 Protection Against Unjust Land Seizures

3.2 Resistance to Forced Industrialization of Agriculture

3.3 Criminalization of Food Supply Manipulation

3.4 Right to Soil Remediation and Regeneration

3.5 Glyphosate and Synthetic Chemical Prohibition

SECTION IV: IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT 19

4.1 Establishment of the EFWSSA

4.2 Legal Recourse and Accountability

SECTION V: SOVEREIGNTY & TRUSTEESHIP 20

5.1 Sovereign Title of Farmers

5.2 Sovereign Agricultural Trust (SAT)

5.3 Legal Immunity from Fraudulent Liens

5.4 Legal Protection from Exploitative Creditors

SECTION VI: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR) & TRADE SECRETS 22

6.1 Protection Against Seed Piracy

6.2 Biopiracy as a War Crime

6.3 Trade Secrets & Proprietary Farming Techniques

New World Alliances (NWA)SECTION VII: SOVEREIGNTY & STEWARDSHIP 23

7.1 Establishment

7.2 Inherent Rights of Members

7.3 Enforcement & Shield

7.4 Supremacy of Sovereignty

SECTION VIII: LAND, HOMESTEAD, & ENVIRONMENTAL IMMUNITY 25

8.1 Land as Untouchable & Inviolable

8.2 Protection of Biodiversity

8.3 Geoengineering & Weather Warfare

8.4 Right to Soil Microbiome Restoration

SECTION IX: ACT OF WAR CLASSIFICATION 27

9.1 Invasion of Farmland

9.2 Biological Warfare Clause

9.3 Government Overreach & Economic Sabotage

SECTION X: COMPENSATION FRAMEWORK FOR DAMAGES 28

10.1 Dollar-for-Dollar Restitution

10.2 Asset Valuation & Documentation

10.3 International Arbitration & Legal Recourse

SECTION XI: LAND, WATER, & POLLINATOR PROTECTION 29

11.1 Land as Sacred Inheritance

11.2 Protection of Bees & Pollinators

11.3 Sovereign Water Rights

11.4 Soil Health & Regeneration Clause

CONCLUSION: THE GOLDEN PEDESTAL FOR FARMERS 33

FINAL DECLARATION – SERVICE & NOTICE 34

NEW WORLD ALLIANCES AFFIRMATION 36

New World Alliances (NWA)THE ORDINANCE IS DIRECTED TO EVERY LEADER, MEDICAL INSTITUTION,

MEDICAL OFFICER, HEALTH DEPARTMENT, DEFENCE DEPARTMENTS,

INTELLIGENCE UNITS,, AGRICULTURAL AGENCIES/DEPARTMENTS, SCIENCE AND

CLIMATIC SOCIETIES SPECIFICALLY, WHILE NOT SEPARATING ANY AND ALL

GOVERNMENTAL INSTITUTIONS FROM THIS ORDINANCE including –

1. NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENTAL BODIES

● United Nations (UN) – Secretary-General, UN General Assembly, UN Human Rights

Council

● World Economic Forum (WEF) – Agricultural, Food Security, and Climate Change

Committees

● World Health Organization (WHO) – Director-General & Agriculture-related divisions

● International Monetary Fund (IMF) – Debt enforcement & financial control over farmland

● World Bank – Financing of agricultural projects

● United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) – Policy on land use & food

production

● European Union (EU) Commission & Parliament – Agricultural & Environmental

Committees

● African Union (AU) – Agricultural development & land sovereignty bodies

● US Congress & Senate Agriculture Committees

● US Department of Agriculture (USDA)

● US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

● US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

● US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)

● Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

● United Kingdom Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA)

● China Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs

● India Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare

● South American Agriculture Ministries (Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, etc.)

● G7 & G20 Agricultural and Trade Committees

● International Criminal Court (ICC) – For enforcement against God-given inalienable human

right violations

● International Court of Justice (ICJ) – Legal framework for enforcement

● International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) – If involving oceanic weather

engineering

● Interpol – Protection against corporate espionage and economic sabotage

● US Department of Defense (Pentagon) & NATO Agricultural and Climate Security

Divisions

New World Alliances (NWA)● Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) & Other Global Intelligence Agencies – Ensure

awareness of potential legal actions

● Federal Reserve & Central Banks – If land ownership manipulation or debt-based

foreclosures occur

2. AGRICULTURAL, BIOTECH, & CHEMICAL CORPORATIONS

● Monsanto/Bayer – GMO patents, seed monopolization, and agricultural control

● DuPont/Pioneer Hi-Bred International – Seed production & agriculture chemicals

● Syngenta – Pesticide production, agricultural technology, and seed patents

● Dow Chemical Company – Fertilizers and chemical manipulation in farming

● BASF – Agricultural biotech & corporate land investments

● Cargill – Global control over food supply and farmer financing

● ADM (Archer Daniels Midland) – Agricultural commodities & trade regulations

● John Deere – Agricultural equipment linked to software control of farming practices

● Nestlé – Corporate water rights over land & farming regions

● Unilever – Food security and agricultural sourcing policies

● PepsiCo & Coca-Cola – Large-scale agricultural suppliers influencing production

● Kraft Heinz – Dependency on industrial agricultural production

● Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation – Land acquisition and agricultural influence

● Rockefeller Foundation – Historical funding of genetic modification and eugenics in farming

● Rothschild Agricultural Interests – Private land banking and food supply manipulation

● Carrefour, Walmart, Costco & Large Retailers – Major distributors influencing farmer

pricing

● BlackRock, Vanguard, & State Street – Investment firms heavily investing in farmland

3. MEDICAL, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTIONS

● Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

● World Health Organization (WHO)

● National Institutes of Health (NIH)

● GAVI (Global Alliance for Vaccines & Immunization)

● EcoHealth Alliance

● The Global Alliance for Climate Smart Agriculture (GACSA)

● The Earth Institute

● Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS)

● US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

● European Environment Agency (EEA)

● Greenpeace & Global Environmental NGOs

● Sierra Club

● Friends of the Earth

New World Alliances (NWA)● World Resources Institute (WRI)

● Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

● National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

● Weather Modification Inc. (Private Geoengineering Company)

4. DEFENSE, INTELLIGENCE, AND CLIMATIC INSTITUTIONS

● US Department of Defense (DoD)

● US Air Force (Weather Modification Division)

● US Navy (Oceanic Climate Control Programs)

● DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency)

● CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)

● NSA (National Security Agency)

● MI6, GCHQ, & Five Eyes Intelligence Alliances

● Russian GRU & FSB

● Chinese Ministry of State Security

● European Security and Defense College (ESDC)

● HAARP (High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program)

● National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

5. RELIGIOUS & SPIRITUAL AUTHORITIES (FOR GLOBAL RECOGNITION)

● The Vatican (Pope & Catholic Leadership)

● World Council of Churches

● Orthodox Christian Patriarchs

● Islamic World League

● Al-Azhar University

● Saudi Arabian Islamic Ministry

● Grand Ayatollahs of Iran

● Jewish Rabbinate (Global Orthodox & Reform)

● Hindu World Congress

● Buddhist Monastic Orders

● Sikh Akal Takht Authority

● Indigenous Spiritual Leadership Councils (Native American, African, Australian

Aboriginal, Māori, etc.)

6. INDIVIDUALS & GROUPS WHO MUST BE SERVED

● World Leaders & Heads of State

● CEOs of Major Agribusiness & Biotech Firms

● Farmers’ Rights Organizations & Unions

New World Alliances (NWA)● Indigenous Farming Collectives

● Land & Sovereignty Legal Advocacy Groups

● Environmental Lawyers Specializing in Land & Agricultural Rights

● International Journalists Covering Agriculture & Sovereignty

● Academic Institutions & Agricultural Research Centers

● Economic Policy Groups Influencing Farming & Trade Policies

New World Alliances (NWA)NEW WORLD ALLIANCES EARTH, FOOD

AND WATER SOVEREIGNTY

STEWARDSHIP ALLIANCES (EFWSSA)

ORDINANCE GFPA 2025

This ordinance is irrevocable, non-negotiable, and binding. It shall remain in full force and effect

for a period of sixty (60) months – from 02 April 2025 through 02 April 2030 – with the registered

issuance of honorable diplomatic immunity duly acknowledged and respected under applicable

laws.

Article I – Scope of Authority

All institutions, governments, foundations, corporations, and all individuals employed within them

are hereby mandated and ordered to comply with this ordinance. Compliance must be in effect

immediately and no later than 23 October 2025.

Such compliance includes the full recognition, respect, and honoring of the God-given inalienable

rights of all human beings, without exception.

Article II – Immunity and Protection

Any farmer, agricultural worker, or individual holding an officially issued Earth, Food, & Water

Sovereignty Stewardship Alliances (EFWSSA) membership card under Section VII, Article 7.1 of

the ordinance of the New World Alliances and/or certification under this ordinance shall be given:

● Full immunity as defined by the ordinance.

● Comprehensive protection of rights, property, and livelihood.

● Recognition and safeguarding under diplomatic protection mechanisms.

New World Alliances (NWA)SECTION I: RIGHT TO FOOD PRODUCTION

AND DISTRIBUTION

1.1 Recognition of Food Sovereignty

Every individual, family, and community possesses the God-given inalienable human right to:

● grow food,

● harvest crops,

● store and preserve agricultural produce,

● trade seeds and foodstuffs, and

● distribute food locally, regionally, and globally.

This right shall not be infringed upon by corporations, governments, financial institutions, or

international entities seeking to monopolize, patent, privatize, or restrict food production and

distribution.

Food sovereignty is hereby declared a fundamental God-given inalienable human right and divine

mandate, essential to freedom, dignity, and survival.

1.2 Legal and Ethical Foundations

This ordinance draws upon the following legal, lawful, loreful, ethical, and spiritual authorities:

● Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR, 1948), Article 25: affirms the right to

adequate food, health, and well-being.

● International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (ICESCR, 1966), Article

II: recognizes the right to adequate food and obligates states to take proactive measures to

combat hunger.

● UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants (UNDROP, 2018), Article 15: protects the right

to food sovereignty and ecologically sustainable production.

● The Holy Bible (Genesis 1:29): “I have given you every herb bearing seed… and every tree,

in which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat.” — affirming divine

intent for humanity’s free access to food and seed.

● The Magna Carta (1215, Clause 61): enshrines the right to self-determination and economic

independence, including the natural right to sustain one’s household and community through

agriculture.

New World Alliances (NWA)● African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights (1981), Article 21: guarantees peoples’ right

to freely dispose of their wealth and natural resources.

● Convention on Biological Diversity (1992) & Cartagena Protocol (2000): affirm

precautionary principles, ensuring biodiversity protection and the free use of natural

resources.

1.3 Protection of Small and Independent Farmers & any Food Grower

Governments, corporations, and international institutions shall not impose restrictions, taxation

regimes, or policies that disproportionately harm:

● backyard food growers,

● small-scale farmers,

● large-scale farmers,

● indigenous agriculturalists, and

● organic and regenerative food producers.

The following practices are hereby declared protected rights under international God-given

inalienble human rights law:

● Seed-saving: Farmers have the right to store, replant, and share traditional seeds free from

criminalization or patent coercion.

● Natural and regenerative farming: Sustainable agricultural methods that protect biodiversity

and soil health shall be safeguarded from interference by industrial agribusiness or synthetic

mandates.

● Indigenous agricultural knowledge: Ancient and traditional farming practices shall be

respected as cultural heritage and vital contributions to ecological balance and shall not be

interfered with.

Legal Backing

● FAO International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (2004):

affirms farmers’ rights to save, use, exchange, and sell farm-saved seed.

● UNDROP (2018), Article 19: guarantees farmers’ right to maintain, control, and protect

traditional seeds.

● ILO Convention 169 (1989): protects the land and resources of indigenous peoples against

exploitation or coercion.

● Rome Statute of the ICC (1998), Article 7: criminalizes systemic acts that deprive

populations of their livelihoods and survival resources.

New World Alliances (NWA)SECTION II: TRADE AND DISTRIBUTION

FREEDOM

2.1 Right to Free and Fair Trade

No nation, corporation, or trade agreement shall impose sanctions, tariffs, embargoes, or restrictions

that deliberately hinder the free movement of food across borders or obstruct access to agricultural

resources.

Any economic sanctions that intentionally cause food shortages or restrict agricultural commerce

shall be classified as crimes against humanity, prosecutable under:

● The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (1998):

○ Article 7: Crimes against humanity, including inhumane acts causing great suffering or

deprivation of essential resources.

○ Article 8: War crimes, prohibiting the starvation of civilians as a weapon of war.

● Geneva Conventions (1949) & Additional Protocol I (1977), Article 54: prohibits attacks on

objects indispensable for survival, including food and crops.

● Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR, 1948), Article 25: affirms the right to

adequate food, clothing, and health.

● International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR, 1966), Article

II: establishes the right to adequate food and obliges states to ensure freedom from hunger.

Trade freedom in agriculture is thus a protected right under humanitarian and international law.

2.2 Prevention of Monopolistic Control

The consolidation of monopolistic control over food production, distribution, or seeds is expressly

prohibited.

Legal and Moral Foundations

● Sherman Antitrust Act (United States, 1890): prohibits monopolies and anti-competitive

practices in commerce.

● European Union Competition Law & Global Antitrust Statutes: safeguard against market

manipulation and ensure fair competition.

New World Alliances (NWA)● UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants (UNDROP, 2018), Article 19: affirms farmers’

right to seeds, protecting traditional practices from corporate monopolization.

● FAO International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (2004):

protects seed sovereignty and biodiversity from intellectual property restrictions.

● Convention on Biological Diversity (1992) & Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety (2000):

ensure that GMOs and patents cannot override community rights and environmental

sustainability.

Application

● GMO patents shall not be weaponized to suppress traditional agricultural methods,

criminalize seed-saving, or enforce dependency upon corporations.

● Any corporation or institution found guilty of enforcing seed monopolies or coercive patents

shall be subject to asset seizures, sanctions, and dissolution under international antitrust law.

2.3 Emergency Food Access Protections

In times of global or regional food crises, all embargoes, tariffs, or trade restrictions on essential

foodstuffs are declared null and void under international humanitarian law.

Legal and Moral Foundations

● Geneva Conventions (1949) & Additional Protocol I (1977): prohibit the starvation of

civilians and restrict actions that obstruct humanitarian food relief.

● Rome Statute of the ICC (1998), Articles 7 & 8: classify deliberate obstruction of food

supply in emergencies as crimes against humanity and war crimes.

● Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR, 1948), Article 25: affirms the right to food

in all circumstances.

● UN Sustainable Development Goal 2 (2015): commits states to achieving food security and

ending hunger globally.

Decentralized Solutions

● Decentralized, community-based distribution networks shall be prioritized over vulnerable

centralized global supply chains that have failed to protect food security.

● Local resilience, regional cooperation, and fair-trade alliances shall ensure emergency food

access beyond political and corporate interference.

New World Alliances (NWA)2.4 Farm-to-Table Protection

It is hereby declared that restaurants, schools, and community centers shall retain the right to

purchase and serve foods sourced directly from local farmers and food growers. Any prohibition of

such practices, including corporate mandates requiring exclusive use of industrially produced food,

is unlawful and void. The farm-to-table concept is to be preserved as a matter of consumer choice

and cultural sovereignty, rather than corporate dictate.

New World Alliances (NWA)SECTION III: LEGAL PROTECTIONS

AGAINST OPPRESSION AND COERCION

3.1 Protection Against Unjust Land Seizures

No government, international financial institution, or corporation shall unlawfully seize land under

false pretenses, whether by declaring eminent domain, manipulating debt restructuring, or

disguising corporate land-grabs as so-called “green initiatives.”

Such actions shall constitute crimes against humanity and may be referred to the International

Criminal Court (ICC) for prosecution or other prosecutorial organizations or institutions.

Legal and Moral Foundations

● Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR, 1948), Article 17: affirms the right to own

property and prohibits arbitrary deprivation of property.

● International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR, 1966), Article 1: affirms all

peoples’ right to freely dispose of their natural wealth and resources without interference.

● UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP, 2007): protects indigenous

communities against forced displacement and land theft under the guise of development or

conservation.

● African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights (1981), Article 21: affirms the right of

peoples to free disposal of their natural resources and protection against exploitation.

● Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (1998), Articles 7 & 8: classify forced

displacement and deprivation of resources essential for survival as crimes against humanity

and war crimes.

Allodial Title Reinforced

The principle of Allodial Title—true, sovereign land ownership free from external liens or

interference—must be upheld.

No debt instrument, corporate policy, or governmental decree may supersede the God-given

inalienable human right of individuals and communities to their land, inheritance, and sacred

territories.

New World Alliances (NWA)3.2 Resistance to Forced Industrialization of Agriculture

No small, or mid-scale, or large farmer, or backyard grower shall be coerced, pressured, or mandated

into:

● adopting synthetic fertilizers that harm soil and ecosystems,

● planting genetically modified crops (GMOs) against their will, or

● submitting to non-sustainable, extractive agricultural practices that erode biodiversity,

sovereignty, or food security.

Such coercion is prohibited under binding international law and universally recognized declarations,

including but not limited to:

Legal and Moral Foundations

● The Nuremberg Code (1947), Article 6, Section 3: Prohibits coercion in any form of

experimentation, including medical or agricultural. The forced imposition of genetically

modified seeds, pesticides, or experimental fertilizers constitutes non-consensual

experimentation upon populations, thereby violating natural and international law.

● UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants (UNDROP, 2018)

○ Article 15: Right to food sovereignty, healthy food, and ecologically sustainable

practices.

○ Article 19: Right to seeds, and protection from contamination, coercion, or corporate

seed dependency.

● Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948), Article 25 affirms the right of every person

to adequate health and food, which extends to freedom from corporate or governmental

coercion into harmful or experimental practices.

● International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (1966), Article II:

Recognizes the right to adequate food and requires governments to respect farmer

sovereignty.

● Convention on Biological Diversity (1992) & Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety (2000):

Require precautionary principles regarding genetically modified organisms (GMOs),

protecting biodiversity and ensuring informed consent of communities and states before

GMO introduction.

● FAO International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (2004):

Protects farmer seed sovereignty, traditional practices, and prohibits undue dependency on

patented or monopolized seed technologies.

● The Stockholm Declaration on the Human Environment (1972) & Rio Declaration (1992):

Recognize the precautionary principle and the obligation to protect ecosystems from

industrial harm.

New World Alliances (NWA)Application of Justice

● Freedom of choice: Farmers retain the God-given inalienable human right to choose natural,

traditional, and sustainable farming methods without interference.

● Prohibition of coercion: Any government, corporation, or institution attempting to impose

GMOs, pesticides, or industrial methods without consent shall be in violation of the

Nuremberg principles and guilty of agricultural experimentation without consent.

● Accountability: Those responsible may be prosecuted under:

○ The Rome Statute of the ICC, for crimes against humanity when coercion causes

systemic harm.

○ The Global Magnitsky Act and equivalents, for sanctioning individuals and corporations

complicit in coercive agricultural practices.

● Protection of members: Holders of the New World Alliances’ Earth, Food & Water

Sovereignty Stewardship Alliances (EFWSSA) membership card and certifications under

Section VII, Article 7.1 of the GFPA 2025 Ordinance shall be afforded full diplomatic

protection against coercion and interference, under the authority of this GFPA 2025

ordinance.

3.3 Criminalization of Food Supply Manipulation:

Any deliberate destruction of crops, restriction of access to water, excessive or unsafe deployment

of pesticides, or artificial inflation of food prices shall constitute economic warfare and be

prosecuted as a crime against humanity and war crime under applicable international law, including

the Rome Statute of the ICC and the Geneva Conventions.

● Furthermore, such acts shall trigger accountability measures under the Global Magnitsky

Act and its international equivalents, enabling the sanctioning of responsible officials,

institutions, and corporations through travel bans, asset freezes, and prosecution.

● The New World Alliances recognizes and enforces all relevant global instruments, including

the UNDROP Declaration, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International

Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, and the Stockholm Convention on

Persistent Organic Pollutants, to ensure protection of food sovereignty, ecological health,

and the God-given inalienable human rights of all peoples.

Any of the following deliberate acts shall be defined as economic warfare and prosecuted as a crime

against humanity:

● destroying crops,

● restricting or diverting access to clean water,

● introducing unsafe or excessive pesticides, chemicals, or genetically engineered toxins, or

● artificially inflating the price of food and essential agricultural goods.

New World Alliances (NWA)Such actions directly violate:

● The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (1998), Articles 7 and 8 (prohibiting

extermination, starvation, and attacks against essential civilian survival).

● The Geneva Conventions and Additional Protocol I (1949, 1977), Article 54 (prohibiting

destruction of food, crops, and water supplies).

● The Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act (2016, and international

equivalents in the EU, UK, Canada, and Australia), which provides for sanctions, asset

freezes, and travel bans against individuals and entities responsible for systemic God-given

inalienable human rights abuses and corruption, including the deliberate manipulation of

food supply chains.

● The UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants (UNDROP, 2018), affirming the rights of

farmers and rural workers to food sovereignty, safe ecological farming, and protection from

seed and chemical monopolization.

● The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948), Article 25, and the International

Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (1966), Article II, affirming the right to

adequate food and freedom from hunger.

● The Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (2001), prohibiting the use of

harmful pesticides and toxic chemicals that destroy ecological and human health.

Application of Justice

● Individual liability: Government officials, corporate executives, scientists, policymakers,

and financial stakeholders who authorize or profit from such acts shall be held individually

liable.

● Corporate and institutional liability: Corporations, foundations, and institutions found

complicit in food manipulation or pesticide abuse shall be subject to seizure of assets, trade

sanctions, and international blacklisting.

● Diplomatic enforcement: Holders of New World Alliances’ Earth, Food & Water

Sovereignty Stewardship Alliances (EFWSSA) membership card and certifications under

Section VII, Article 7.1 of the GFPA 2025 Ordinance shall be afforded full diplomatic

immunity and protection against coercion and interference, under the authority of this GFPA

2025 Ordinance. Any violation against them shall trigger sanctions under the Magnitsky

Acts and referral to the ICC or other prosecutorial entities for prosecution.

New World Alliances (NWA)3.4 Right to Soil Remediation and Regeneration

Farmers retain the sovereign right to recondition and regenerate their soil through natural

remediation practices, including but not limited to composting, cover cropping, probiotic and

microbiome restoration, and the reintroduction of minerals leached through chemical dependency.

These rights are guaranteed regardless of government or corporate interference, ensuring that

farmers can restore soil to a healthy, nutrient-rich condition, thereby producing food of high mineral

and vitamin content, free from contamination, and profitable without corporate manipulation.

3.5 Synthetic Chemical Prohibition

Synthetic chemicals are hereby recognized as primary contributors to the destruction of soil

microbiomes, mineral chelation, and possible chronic disease in humans. Farmers shall not be

coerced, mandated, or incentivized into using chemicals. Any enforcement of such practices

constitutes non-consensual experimentation, in direct violation of the Nuremberg Code (1947), and

is classified as agricultural biowarfare.

● Genesis 2:15 (Bible) – “The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to

work it and take care of it.” Humanity’s divine mandate to steward and regenerate soil and

life.

● Leviticus 25:23-24 (Bible) – “The land shall not be sold permanently, for the land is Mine.”

Land and soil cannot be permanently alienated or poisoned.

● Deuteronomy 11:14 (Bible) – “Then I will send rain for your land in its season… that you

may gather in your grain, your wine, and your oil.” Soil health tied directly to divine

provision.

● Qur’an 2:164 – “And in the earth are tracts diverse though neighboring, gardens of vines,

fields sown, and palms in pairs and single… Verily in these are signs for those who reflect.”

– Soil biodiversity is divinely ordained.

● Qur’an 6:141 – Prohibits wastefulness and mandates ethical farming.

● Hindu Vedas (Atharva Veda, Book 12.1 – “The Hymn to the Earth”) – Describes the Earth

as mother and healer, whose soil must be replenished and cared for.

● Buddhist Aggañña Sutta (Digha Nikaya 27) – Speaks of humanity’s fall through greed

leading to soil depletion, emphasizing the need for balance with the earth.

● Indigenous Teachings:

○ North American First Nations – “Seventh Generation Principle” – Land stewardship

must protect soil and water for at least seven generations ahead.

○ Tangat Whenua [Māori] Aotearoa [New Zealand] – Whakapapa & Kaitiakitanga – Soil,

land, and water are living ancestors; humans are guardians, not owners.

○ African Ubuntu Soil Traditions – Communal responsibility for fertile land as life-giving

heritage.

New World Alliances (NWA)SECTION IV: IMPLEMENTATION AND

ENFORCEMENT

4.1 Establishment of the Earth, Food & Water Sovereignty Stewardship

Alliances (EFWSSA) under GFPA 2025

● This ordinance establishes the New World Alliances’ Earth, Food & Water Sovereignty

Stewardship Alliances (EFWSSA) membership card and certifications under Section VII,

Article 7.1 of the GFPA 2025, a worldwide coalition dedicated to enforcing the provisions

of this ordinance and ensuring farmers’, food and water rights remain protected.

● The New World Alliances’ Earth, Food & Water Sovereignty Stewardship Alliances

(EFWSSA) membership card and certifications under Section VII, Article 7.1 of the GFPA

2025, shall work in conjunction with the New World Alliances Global Ambassador Diaspora

to advocate for legislative protection of food, water, farming, and agricultural sovereignty.

4.2 Legal Recourse and Accountability:

● Nations, corporations, or entities violating this ordinance may be held accountable in

international courts and may be subject to trade embargoes and financial sanctions by

participating nations/members.

New World Alliances (NWA)SECTION V: SOVEREIGNTY &

TRUSTEESHIP

5.1 Sovereign Title of Farmers

Farmers under the New World Alliances’ Earth, Food & Water Sovereignty Stewardship Alliances

(EFWSSA) membership card and certifications under Section VII, Article 7.1 of the GFPA 2025

Ordinance are hereby declared sovereign stewards of the land, endowed with inherent, irrevocable,

and God-given inalienable human rights over their land, produce, seeds, and livestock.

No government, corporate entity, financial institution, or international body shall claim ownership,

liens, taxation, or regulatory authority over a farmer’s property without absolute, voluntary, and

informed consent.

5.2 Sovereign Agricultural Trust (SAT)

Farmers may voluntarily elect to place their land into a New World Alliances-backed Sovereign

Agricultural Trust (SAT). The SAT is designed to:

● enhance land security and economic stability,

● protect multi-generational ownership, and

● negotiate, in good faith, with governments to secure tax incentives, temporary exemptions,

or subsidies tailored to applicable local laws.

This ensures financial relief for farmers while respecting national applicable frameworks and

preserving sovereign autonomy.

5.3 Legal Immunity from Fraudulent Liens

Any lien, mortgage, or financial claim imposed upon a farmer’s land without their voluntary

agreement is hereby declared fraudulent, unlawful, and nullified under this GFPA 2025 Ordinance.

Precedents & Authorities:

● Magna Carta (1215, Clauses 39 & 61): protection against arbitrary seizure of property.

● Treaty of Westphalia (1648): affirmation of sovereignty and self-determination.

● Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR, 1948), Article 17: right to property without

arbitrary deprivation.

New World Alliances (NWA)● African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights (1981), Article 21: free disposal of natural

resources by the people.

● Qur’an 2:188: “Do not consume one another’s wealth unjustly…”

● Leviticus 25:23: “The land shall not be sold permanently, for the land is Mine.”

New World Alliances (NWA)SECTION VI: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

RIGHTS (IPR) & TRADE SECRETS

6.1 Protection Against Seed Piracy

Farmers maintain exclusive intellectual property rights over their seeds, crops, and traditional

farming methods.

No corporation, government, or entity may patent, privatize, or monopolize native, heirloom, or

indigenous plant genetics.

6.2 Biopiracy as a War Crime

Any unauthorized genetic modification, theft, or coercive licensing of farmers’ seeds shall be

classified as:

● biopiracy,

● a form of economic warfare, and

● a crime against humanity under international law.

6.3 Trade Secrets & Proprietary Farming Techniques

Farmers’ proprietary agricultural methods, techniques, and ancestral knowledge are classified as

protected trade secrets.

Any act of espionage, forced disclosure, or corporate interference may be handed over and be

prosecuted as economic sabotage and intellectual theft.

Precedents & Authorities:

● Convention on Biological Diversity (1992), Articles 8 & 10: recognition of indigenous

knowledge and biodiversity protection.

● Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety (2000): precautionary regulation of GMOs.

● TRIPS Agreement (1994), Article 27: recognition of intellectual property while protecting

traditional knowledge.

● UNDROP (2018), Article 19: farmers’ rights to seeds and seed sovereignty.

● Deuteronomy 22:9: “You shall not sow your vineyard with two kinds of seed…”

New World Alliances (NWA)SECTION VII: SOVEREIGNTY &

STEWARDSHIP

7.1 Establishment

The Earth, Food & Water Sovereignty Stewardship Alliances (EFWSSA) (replaces the Global

Farmers Protection Alliance) is hereby established as a special membership body under the authority

of the New World Alliances Ordinance GFPA 2025. Membership within this body confers

recognition, protection, and promotion to all farmers, growers, and land stewards as sovereign

custodians of Earth’s soil, water, food, and produce.

7.2 Inherent Rights of Members

● 7.2.1 Right to the Soil

Members are guaranteed the inherent right to the soil, including its microbiome, fertility,

and restoration.

o References: Genesis 2:15 (“Man was placed in the garden to till it and keep it”); Magna

Carta (1215), Clause 47 (restoring rights to the commons).

• 7.2.2 Right to Water

Members are guaranteed the right to access, use, preserve, and purify water as a divine and

natural inheritance.

o References: UN General Assembly Resolution 64/292 (2010) – recognition of water

as a human right; John 4:14 (living water as sustaining life).

• 7.2.3 Right to Produce

All produce that emanates from the soil, livestock, or natural systems under stewardship is

the lawful property of the cultivator and shall not be subject to unlawful seizure, liens, or

corporate patent claims.

o References: Deuteronomy 28:12 (“The Lord will bless the work of your hands and

your storehouses”); International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

(ICESCR), Article II (right to adequate food).

• 7.2.4 Right to Fair Exchange & Distribution

Members are guaranteed the right to exchange, barter, and distribute their produce freely,

without coercion, monopolistic control, or unjust interference.

o References: Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), Article 23 (just

conditions of work); Article 25 (adequate standard of living, including food).

New World Alliances (NWA)• 7.2.5 Right to Farm & Cultivate Freely

Members shall retain full autonomy to choose seeds, crops, livestock, cultivation methods,

and natural inputs (including minerals, vitamins, supplements, herbs, and ecological

practices) without interference.

o References: UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in

Rural Areas (UNDROP, 2018), Articles 1–5 & 19 (right to seeds, biodiversity, and

ecological methods).

• 7.2.6 Right to Membership & Collective Recognition

Members are guaranteed the right to association and recognition through the New World

Alliances’ Earth, Food & Water Sovereignty Stewardship Alliances (EFWSSA) membership

card and certifications under Section VII, Article 7.1 of the GFPA 2025 supported by a

verified registry, QR-linked systems, and land-linked association if applicable.

o References: Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations (1961) (recognition of

sovereign association); UDHR, Article 20 (freedom of association).

7.3 Enforcement & Shield

Through QR-linked verification and land registry association (if applicable), the New World

Alliances’ Earth, Food & Water Sovereignty Stewardship Alliances (EFWSSA) membership card and

certifications under Section VII, Article 7.1 of the GFPA 2025, affirms that no corporate,

governmental, or financial entity shall unlawfully obstruct, seize, regulate, patent, or diminish these

rights.

This body of New World Alliances’ Earth, Food & Water Sovereignty Stewardship Alliances

(EFWSSA) membership card and certifications under Section VII, Article 7.1 of the GFPA 2025

serves as a guardian of:

● Protection – shielding members from unlawful seizure, coercion or manipulation.

● Preservation – ensuring soil, water, and food systems remain sovereign and pure.

● Promotion – advancing the prosperity, fair trade, and recognition of all sovereign farmers

and stewards.

● References: Nuremberg Code (1947) – free and informed choice in methods affecting human

and ecological health; UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP, 2007)

– rights to land, resources, and traditions; Declaration of Philadelphia (1944, ILO) – labor,

dignity, and freedom in economic life.

New World Alliances (NWA)7.4 Supremacy of Sovereignty

All rights enumerated herein are irrevocable, inalienable, and supreme. They derive authority from

natural law, divine law, and international precedent, and shall not be diminished by contemporary

statutes, policies, or corporate agreements.

SECTION VIII: LAND, HOMESTEAD, &

ENVIRONMENTAL IMMUNITY

8.1 Land as Untouchable & Inviolable

No farmer shall be forcibly removed from their land, nor subjected to eminent domain by

governments or corporations.

8.2 Protection of Biodiversity

Livestock, pets, flora, fauna, et al under a farmer’s stewardship are sacred and protected.

● forced culling,

● genetic tampering, or

● bio-engineered interference in farm ecosystems is strictly prohibited.

8.3 Geoengineering & Weather Warfare

Any attempt at weather modification – including enforced or coerced cloud seeding, drought

induction, or climate manipulation – shall be classified as an act of war against farmers.

Precedents & Authorities:

● UN Convention on Environmental Modification (ENMOD Treaty, 1977): prohibits hostile

weather manipulation.

● Qur’an 16:10: “He sends down water from the sky, and therewith We bring forth plants of

every kind…”

● Psalm 104:14: “He makes grass grow for the cattle, and plants for people to cultivate.”

New World Alliances (NWA)● Rio Declaration on Environment and Development (1992): precautionary approach to

environmental protection.

8.4 Right to Soil Microbiome Restoration

The soil microbiome is hereby recognized as essential to ecological and human health. Farmers are

guaranteed the unrestricted right to restore soil ecosystems damaged by geoengineering, synthetic

fertilizers, pesticides, or all chemical run-offs, (including biodegradable bait pellets). Denial of this

right constitutes economic sabotage and environmental terrorism.

1. Convention on Biological Diversity (1992) – Articles 8 & 10: obligations to conserve

biodiversity and restore degraded ecosystems.

2. UN Convention to Combat Desertification (1994) – Commitment to restore degraded soils

and ensure sustainable land management.

3. Rio Declaration on Environment and Development (1992) – Principle 15 (Precautionary

principle); Principle 3 (intergenerational equity).

4. Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) – Article 25: right to adequate food, health,

and well-being.

5. International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (1966) – Articles 11 & 12:

right to adequate food and the highest attainable standard of health.

6. UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants (UNDROP, 2018) – Articles 15 & 19: right to

ecologically sustainable production and protection from contamination.

7. Stockholm Declaration (1972) – Principle 2: duty to protect natural resources, including soil,

for future generations.

8. Genesis 2:15 (Bible) – Mandate of stewardship: “The Lord God took the man and put him

in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it.”

9. Atharva Veda, Book 12.1 – Hymn to the Earth (Hindu scripture) – Reverence for Earth’s

soil as mother and healer.

10. Tangata Whenua [Māori] Principle of Kaitiakitanga – Indigenous law of guardianship and

stewardship of land and soil.

11. Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Seventh Generation Principle – Land and soil management must

safeguard seven generations ahead.

12. Andean Pachamama Tradition – Earth as a living mother requiring replenishment and

balance.

New World Alliances (NWA)SECTION IX: ACT OF WAR

CLASSIFICATION

9.1 Invasion of Farmland

Any physical, digital, financial, or legislative encroachment upon farmland shall be deemed an act

of war under Article 51 of the UN Charter, granting farmers the right to self-defense.

9.2 Biological Warfare Clause

The release of GMOs, pollutants, pesticides, biodegradable bait pellets, or bioweapons upon

farmland constitutes bioterrorism and is prosecutable under international law.

9.3 Government Overreach & Economic Sabotage

Unjust taxation, forced regulation, or price controls targeting farmers shall be classified as economic

warfare.

Precedents & Authorities:

● UN Charter, Article 51: inherent right of self-defense against aggression.

● Hague Convention (1907): prohibits destruction of civilian property during conflict.

● Rome Statute (1998), Articles 7 & 8: classifies systematic deprivation of resources as crimes

against humanity and war crimes.

New World Alliances (NWA)SECTION X: COMPENSATION

FRAMEWORK FOR DAMAGES

10.1 Dollar-for-Dollar Restitution

Any farmer subjected to land seizure, forced culling, unjust loss, or financial sabotage shall receive

full market value compensation plus punitive damages.

10.2 Asset Valuation & Documentation

Farmers shall be provided with a standardized Asset Valuation & Compensation Calculator, to

document the item-by-item value of their property to:

● ensure transparency,

● prevent insurance fraud, and

● secure legal recourse.

10.3 International Arbitration & Legal Recourse

All disputes regarding land sovereignty or agricultural rights may be adjudicated through a New

World Alliances Special Tribunal for Agricultural Sovereignty, recognized under international

arbitration principles.

Precedents & Authorities:

● UNDROP (2018), Article 17: protection against arbitrary land expropriation.

● US Constitution (5th Amendment): “Nor shall private property be taken for public use

without just compensation.”

● Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948), Article 17: protection against arbitrary

property deprivation.

New World Alliances (NWA)SECTION XI: LAND, WATER, &

POLLINATOR PROTECTION

11.1 Land as Sacred Inheritance

Farmland shall remain untouchable and inviolable; eminent domain seizures are nullified under this

ordinance.

11.2 Protection of Bees & Pollinators

The intentional destruction of bees or pollinators via pesticides, GMOs, chemicals or direct actions

are hereby classified as environmental terrorism.

11.3 Sovereign Water Rights

Farmers shall maintain full sovereignty over all water sources on their land — wells, rivers, lakes,

and rainwater.

Any privatization, contamination, or external regulation constitutes economic sabotage.

Precedents & Authorities:

● UN Convention on Biological Diversity (1992): protection of pollinators and biodiversity.

● Qur’an 16:68-69: “And your Lord inspired the bees…”

● Deuteronomy 11:14: “Then I will give you rain for your land in its season…”

● Hague Regulations (1907): protection of natural resources in conflict.

International Law & Treaties on Water Rights

1. Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR, 1948) – Article 25: right to an adequate

standard of living, which includes access to water for health and well-being.

2. International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR, 1966) – Article

11 & 12: right to adequate food, health, and conditions of life; later expanded to explicitly

include water.

3. General Comment No. 15 on the Right to Water (UN, 2002) – water recognized as a

fundamental human right, essential to life and health.

4. UN Watercourses Convention (1997) – governs the non-navigational uses of international

watercourses, ensuring equitable and reasonable use.

5. Rio Declaration on Environment and Development (1992) – Principles 2 & 15: obliges states

to conserve and manage water sustainably under the precautionary principle.

New World Alliances (NWA)6. Agenda 21 (1992) – Chapter 18: calls for integrated water resources development and

management.

7. Dublin Statement on Water and Sustainable Development (1992) – Principle 1: freshwater

is a finite and vulnerable resource, essential to sustain life.

8. Johannesburg Plan of Implementation (2002, WSSD) – committed states to halve the

proportion of people without access to safe drinking water.

9. Stockholm Declaration (1972), Principle 2 – natural resources, including water, must be

safeguarded for future generations.

10. Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC, 1989), Article 24 – obliges states to combat

disease and malnutrition, including through the provision of safe drinking water.

11. Rome Statute of the ICC (1998) – Articles 7 & 8: deliberate deprivation of water in conflict

situations may constitute crimes against humanity and war crimes.

Sacred & Ancient Texts on Water

● Bible

○ Genesis 2:10: “A river watering the garden flowed from Eden.”

○ Isaiah 55:1: “Come, all you who are thirsty, come to the waters.”

○ Deuteronomy 11:14: promise of “rain for your land in its season.”

○ John 4:14: Jesus calls water “a spring of water welling up to eternal life.”

● Qur’an

○ Qur’an 21:30: “We made from water every living thing.”

○ Qur’an 16:10–11: water brings forth pastures, olives, palms, grapes, and fruits.

○ Qur’an 56:68–70: warning not to take water for granted, as it is God’s gift.

● Hindu Scriptures

○ Rig Veda 7.49: waters as purifiers and sustainers of life.

○ Atharva Veda 12.1 (“Hymn to the Earth”): praises water as the lifeblood of the Earth.

○ Upanishads: describe water as the primordial substance of creation.

● Buddhist Texts

○ Water often symbolizes purity, compassion, and the interconnectedness of life.

○ Dhammapada, Verse 82: “The peaceful man, having given up clinging to everything,

shines like the pure moon… like a lake unsullied by mud.”

New World Alliances (NWA)Indigenous Teachings on Water

● Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Thanksgiving Address – expresses gratitude for the waters as life-

givers that quench thirst and sustain all beings.

● Tangata Whenua [Māori], Aotearoa [New Zealand] – Wai / Kaitiakitanga – water is a living

ancestor; guardianship over rivers, lakes, and springs is sacred duty.

● Australian Aboriginal “Caring for Country” – rivers and waterholes are sacred Dreamtime

sites, tied to law and life.

● Andean (Quechua & Aymara) Pachamama Traditions – water is part of Earth Mother’s

sacred cycle; rivers and lakes are honored as living beings.

● Navajo (Diné) Teachings – water (tó) is sacred, central to ceremony, healing, and harmony.

11.4 Soil Health & Regeneration Clause

Farmers could have full and unrestricted rights to soil health restoration, including remediation from

chemical residues and fertilizers, and geoengineering contaminants. Any interference with these

practices is null and void.

Legal & Treaty Backing

1. Convention on Biological Diversity (1992) – obliges states to conserve biodiversity (soil

microbiomes included) and restore degraded ecosystems (Articles 8, 10).

2. UN Convention to Combat Desertification (1994) – requires nations to restore and

rehabilitate degraded soils.

3. Rio Declaration on Environment & Development (1992) –

○ Principle 15: Precautionary principle – action must be taken to prevent environmental

degradation even where full scientific certainty is lacking.

○ Principle 3: obligation to protect the environment for present and future generations.

4. Stockholm Declaration (1972), Principle 2 – natural resources, including soil, must be

safeguarded for future generations.

5. Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948), Article 25 – right to health and well-being,

which cannot exist without clean soil and food.

6. International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (1966), Articles 11 & 12 –

requires states to guarantee adequate food and health, which depends on soil integrity.

7. UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants (UNDROP, 2018), Articles 15 & 19 – recognizes

peasants’ rights to ecologically sustainable production, clean environments, and traditional

seed/soil practices.

New World Alliances (NWA)8. Rome Statute of the ICC (1998), Articles 7 & 8 – systematic deprivation of resources

essential for survival (such as deliberate soil poisoning) can be prosecuted as crimes against

humanity or war crimes.

Ancient & Sacred Writings

● Genesis 2:15 (Bible) – “The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to

work it and take care of it.”

● Leviticus 25:23 (Bible) – “The land shall not be sold permanently, for the land is Mine.”

Soil cannot be permanently alienated or destroyed.

● Deuteronomy 11:14 (Bible) – soil fertility and rainfall linked to divine provision.

● Qur’an 2:164 – creation of diverse soils and produce as a sign of God’s providence.

● Atharva Veda 12.1 (“Hymn to the Earth”) – soil as mother and healer, who must be restored

and not depleted.

● Buddhist Aggañña Sutta – human greed degrades soil; ethical living restores it.

● Indigenous Principles:

○ Haudenosaunee “Seventh Generation” Principle – land management must protect soil

for seven generations ahead.

○ Tangata Whenua [Māori] Aotearoa [New Zealand] “Kaitiakitanga” – guardianship of

soil and land as living ancestors.

○ Andean “Pachamama” – Earth as a living mother, requiring balance and replenishment.

○ Aboriginal “Caring for Country” – sacred responsibility to heal and maintain land and

soil.

New World Alliances (NWA)CONCLUSION: THE GOLDEN PEDESTAL

FOR FARMERS

The Farmer or any grower of food is hereby declared the most protected individual within society.

This New World Alliances’ Earth, Food & Water Sovereignty Stewardship Alliances (EFWSSA)

membership card and certifications under Section VII, Article 7.1 of the GFPA 2025 Ordinance

establishes a fortified legal, spiritual, and economic shield ensuring that no government, corporation,

or international body may interfere with the sovereign right to farm, live freely, and produce

nourishing, chemical-free food for the people of Earth.

Farmers enrolled in this ordinance GFPA 2025 shall be afforded full diplomatic protection under

the New World Alliances, and violations against them may be prosecuted as crimes against

humanity under the highest legal/lawful/loreful authorities.

New World Alliances (NWA)FINAL DECLARATION—SERVICE &

NOTICE:

This ordinance is served upon ALL relevant public authorities, international and regional

organizations, national ministries and regulators, corporate entities with material influence over

land, seed, water, inputs, production, distribution and finance, defense and intelligence bodies with

jurisdiction over climatic or geophysical operations, major medical, health and environmental

institutions, and global religious and indigenous authorities for recognition. Named individuals and

organizations materially implicated in agriculture, land, water, seed, pollinators, and trade have

been individually served. Service is deemed effective upon transmission to the collective categories

above and to the designated addressees within each category.

1. 2. 3. ALL National & International Governmental Bodies

— UN system (UNGA, UNSG, UNHRC, FAO, WHO, WFP, UNEP)

— International courts & tribunals (ICC, ICJ, ITLOS)

— Multilateral economic forums (G7, G20)

— IFIs & development banks (IMF, World Bank)

— Regional blocs (EU institutions, AU, ASEAN, OAS, CARICOM, GCC, SADC,

MERCOSUR)

— National legislatures & executive offices (e.g., US Congress;

Agriculture/Environment/Health Ministries; national regulators: USDA, EPA, FDA,

DEFRA, etc.)

— National IP/competition authorities (USPTO, EUIPO, competition/antitrust bodies)

— Central banks where land/credit policy is implicated

ALL Agricultural, Biotech & Chemical Corporations

— Global seed & agricultural chemical conglomerates (Bayer/Monsanto, Syngenta,

Corteva/DuPont, BASF, Dow)

— Commodity & input majors (Cargill, ADM, Bunge; major fertilizer firms)

— Equipment & software control vendors (John Deere, CNH, AGCO)

— Food & beverage multinationals and retailers with market-shaping power (Nestlé,

Unilever, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, Kraft Heinz, Walmart/Carrefour/Costco, etc.)

— Land/farmland investors & asset managers (BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street; major

farmland REITs)

— Foundations with material agriculture influence (Gates Foundation, Rockefeller

entities)

ALL Medical, Health & Environmental Institutions

— National & international public-health agencies (WHO, CDC, NIH, ECDC)

— Climate, environment & food-systems orgs (IPCC, EEA, WRI, UCS, Greenpeace,

New World Alliances (NWA)4. 5. 6. Sierra Club, Friends of the Earth)

— Climate-smart agriculture alliances & research institutes (GACSA, Earth Institute,

CGIAR centers)

— Relevant national environment ministries/agencies (e.g., EPA equivalents)

— Entities linked to bio/eco-risk or field trials (EcoHealth Alliance, similar)

ALL Defense, Intelligence & Climatic Institutions

— Defense ministries & research agencies (DoD, DARPA; NATO centers)

— National intelligence & Five Eyes partners (CIA, NSA, MI6, GCHQ, ASD, CSE,

NZSIS, etc.)

— Space & atmospheric research (NASA/ESA and equivalents)

— Programs relevant to weather/climate modification (HAARP-type facilities; national

weather services)

— Oceanic & atmospheric agencies (NOAA and peers)

Religious & Spiritual Authorities (for global recognition & notice)

— The Vatican/Holy See; World Council of Churches; Orthodox patriarchates

— Islamic authorities (OIC/Islamic World League, Al-Azhar, national grand muftis)

— Jewish rabbinical councils (Orthodox/Reform)

— Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh apex bodies

— Indigenous councils/elders (Native American, African, Aboriginal, Māori, Pacific,

Amazonian, etc.)

Individuals & Groups to Be Served (Service of Notice)

— Heads of State/Government & relevant cabinet ministers

— CEOs/Chairs of named agribusiness/biotech/retail/investment firms

— Farmers’ unions & cooperatives; indigenous farming collectives

— Land & sovereignty legal advocacy groups; environmental law clinics

— Academic agricultural research centers & schools of public health

— Economic policy institutes shaping agriculture/trade

— International journalists covering agriculture, climate, sovereignty

New World Alliances (NWA)NEW WORLD ALLIANCES AFFIRMATION

We, the New World Alliances, reaffirm our commitment to safeguarding the fundamental right to

food, free and fair trade, and agricultural sovereignty.

Violations of these rights may be treated as crimes against humanity and pursued with the full force

of international, natural, and divine law.

Food is not a privilege – it is a God-given inalienable human right.

The ability to cultivate, distribute, and consume food without coercion or restriction is an essential

element of human dignity, freedom, and survival.

Genesis 1:11-12 & 29-30

(11) Then God said, “Let the earth bring forth grass, the herb that yields seed, and the fruit tree that

yields fruit according to its kind, whose seed is in itself, on the earth”; and it was so.

(12) And the earth brought forth grass, the herb that yields seed according to its kind, and the tree

that yields fruit, whose seed is in itself according to its kind. And God saw that it was good.

(29) And God said, “See, I have given you every herb that yields seed which is on the face of all the

earth, and every tree whose fruit yields seed; to you it shall be for food.

(30) Also, to every beast of the earth, to every bird of the air, and to everything that creeps on the

earth, in which there is life, I have given every green herb for food”: and it was so.

Signed this day, 23rd September 2025, at the New World Alliances Headquarters.

SIGNED & ENFORCED BY:

Sir Larry M Swart

International Tribunal for Agricultural Sovereignty

Global War Advisory Council

New World Alliances – Global Ambassadors Diaspora

Chairman and Founder New World Alliances

New World Alliances (NWA)