The Human Dignity Covenant Your life should carry weight in the decisions the world lives by.

The Human Dignity Covenant is a new civilizational agreement: people and organizations sign the Declaration of the Co-Authors of the World and carry its principles into their decisions. In the agreement Womafreesm proposes, human dignity sets the shared rules, and women and men take equal part in making them and share responsibility for the consequences. Signing is free. You choose whether your name is published.

The three principles you accept

By signing the Declaration, you accept a shared commitment: wherever the design of life depends on you, human dignity sets the rules.

Dignity

Every person has value before their first achievement and keeps it after a loss of health, income or position. The right to a life of one's own, respect, care and free choice belongs to everyone. A person who supports others deserves care as well.

Equal Consideration

Health, age, motherhood, work, care for loved ones and other circumstances of life must count from the moment rules are made. Consequences for women and men are equally significant, and the differences between them require exact examination in decisions.

Shared governance

Women and men set the shared rules as equals, distribute resources and take part in leadership. The right to influence comes with real authority and responsibility for the consequences: listening to people, explaining decisions and repairing harm done.

The Declaration is accepted in full. You carry out its principles in proportion to your authority, resources and circumstances. Your own strength, safety and right to recover matter too.

Your named copy of the Covenant

Once your signature is accepted, you receive by email a named copy of The Human Dignity Covenant. It carries your name, the date of signing, the record number and the full text of the edition of the Declaration you accepted.

The document has a formal, ceremonial design, and you can save and print it. You receive it even if you sign privately. For an organization, the copy is issued in its name after the representative's authority is checked.

See the signatories

The world continues
in our decisions

"What we today call our decisions, every child will one day call the world."

Declaration of the Co-Authors of the World

Accept the principles of the world you want to live in, and let this choice continue in what you do.

Sign the Declaration

A declaration for equal consideration, recognition, and influence.

FAQ

1. What exactly do I accept with my signature?

You accept the full text of the stated edition of the Declaration of the Co-Authors of the World. Dignity, Equal Consideration and shared governance become the foundations of your own decisions and actions. The number and date of the edition are kept with your signature and included in your copy of the Covenant. Each new edition is accepted by a separate decision.

2. What will I receive after signing?

Once a personal signature is confirmed, the system prepares a named copy of The Human Dignity Covenant and sends it to your email. The document has a personal page with your name, the date and the record number, followed by the full text of the Declaration you accepted. You can download it again on the signature management page. Private and public signatories receive it on the same terms.

3. Will my signature be public?

By default, your signature stays private. You allow the publication of your name and of each additional detail separately. Before anything is published, you can check your card and send it for publication. In your settings, you can hide the public entry and keep the signature itself. This change applies on the Womafreesm site; copies that other people saved earlier may remain.

4. Which emails will I receive?

Emails needed for signing: confirmation of your email address, your copy of the Covenant and messages for managing your signature. An organization's representative also receives messages about the review of the application. News of the Covenant and invitations to take part further are sent only with a separate voluntary consent, which you can manage in your settings and through the link in every email.

5. Who can sign the Declaration on behalf of an organization?

A representative whose authority allows them to accept the Declaration in the organization's name. They confirm their work email and give a link or a document that proves their authority, and the signature is accepted after these details are checked. Confirming an email shows access to the address; the identity and authority of a public representative are checked separately.

6. How are the signature, membership and the World Coalition connected?

Your signature means that you accept the Declaration, and signing and receiving the named copy are free. Membership, financial support and taking part in the Womafreesm World Coalition are arranged separately, by your own choice. The right to represent Womafreesm and any leadership authority are granted through a separate procedure.

7. Can I change my choice?

Yes. On the My signature page, you can manage publicity, get your document again, change your news settings and withdraw your signature. Hiding your name keeps the signature private. Withdrawing the signature is a separate step, and after it the signature no longer counts as valid.