Regional Government of the West
Whereas the Western Region consists of administrative multi-units the Constitution of the Region should be different from that of the Eastern Region in some particulars.
It is therefore suggested that a Convention of the people of the Western Region should meet and decide the nature of the Government they would like to have for their regions in addition, modification, or alteration of the Government of the Eastern Region.
Fundamental Rights of Citizens
A. (1) All citizens are equal in the eye of Law.
(2) There should be no detention of a person without trial in a court of Law.
(3) Every citizen on attaining the age of 18 years and not being of unsound mind should become a voter and should be eligible for election as a member of Parliament on attaining the age of 21 years.
(4) There should be no provision for the suspension of the right of Habeas Corpus. B. Every citizen should have right to-
(1) Life.
(2) Education-with free and compulsory education up to a certain stage.
(3) Work and employment.
(4) Medical relief.
(5) Shelter.
(6) Wage in accordance with cost of living.
(7) Form Trade Unions and Trade Secretariat and to strike for collective bargaining.
C. The State should guarantee to its citizen the following:—
(1) Social, economic and political rights including freedom of speech, press movement, thought, action, association, expression, worship and conscience.
(2) Equality of status and opportunity.
(3) Dignity of individual. (4) Old age provisions.
(5) Maternity Benefit.
(6) Forces of production shall be socialized.
(7) No Legislature shall enact any law which can contribute to any exploitation of labor, peasantry and common man.
