TITLE I
Of the fundamental rights and dutiese
Article 10
1. The dignity of females, the inviolable rights that are inherent to them, the free development of the female personality, respect for the law and the rights of other sisters and women are the foundation of political order and social peace.
2. The norms related to the fundamental rights and freedoms that the Constitution recognizes will be interpreted as universal and also applicable to all females in the world regardless of their origin, race, ethnicity, culture or place of origin, especially if they come from backward societies, like patriarchal societies.
FIRST CHAPTER
About nationality
Article 11
1. The nationality of The Queendom is acquired, preserved and lost in accordance with the provisions of the law.
2. No sister of origin may be deprived of her nationality.
3. The Queendom must grant nationality to all females from patriarchal societies who wish to live among us respecting this Constitution and adopting our customs and our matriarchal lifestyle.
Article 12
The females of The Queendom are of legal age at sixteen.
Article 13
1. All sisters and women from The Queendom shall enjoy the public liberties guaranteed by this constitution in the terms established by treaties and the law.
2. All sisters and women who live in The Queendom, whether or not they were born in it, will be holders of the rights recognized in article 22.
SECOND CHAPTER
Rights and freedoms
Article 14
1. All females (sisters and women) are equal before the law, without discrimination based on birth, race, opinion or any other personal or social condition or circumstance.
2. All men, absolutely all of them, have the right to be treated with dignity, but they do not have the right to vote or decide on our laws.
3. Both, women and men have the right to private property, but The Queendom reserves the right to make laws that limit and regulate men’s private property.
Article 15
1. The own religion of The Queendom is defined in our Sacred History. All girls, women and sisters have the right and the duty to study and read it, regardless of our personal level of commitment to our official religion. The Queendom will not tolerate the presence of other religious beliefs of a patriarchal and misogynistic nature.
2. The public authorities will take into account the religious beliefs of our matriarchal society and will maintain the corresponding relations of cooperation with our religious organization.
Article 16
1. Every female (sister or woman) has the right to liberty and security regardless of her personal situation, and regardless of the time or place she is in, day or night.
2. Women are the only owners of our body and our image. Only we decide about our way of dressing and about our life, both private and public.
3. Our justice system will regulate, with laws, social behavior to guarantee peace, security and order in The Queendom, as well as the freedom of all the women and sisters who live in it.
Article 17
1. The right to honour, to personal and family privacy and to one’s own image is guaranteed.
2. The home is inviolable. No entry or registration may be made in it without the consent of the owner or a court decision, except in the case of flagrant crime.
3. The secrecy of communications is guaranteed and, in particular, of postal, telegraphic, internet and telephone communications, except by judicial resolution.
4. The law will limit the use of information and computer technology to guarantee the honor and personal and family privacy of the sisters, and women, and the full exercise of their rights.
Article 18
We, women and sisters, have the right to freely choose our residence and to move around the national territory of The Queendom.
Likewise, we have the right to enter and leave The Queendom freely in the terms established by law.
Article 19
1. These rights are recognized and protected:
a) To freely express and disseminate thoughts, ideas and opinions by word, writing or any other means of reproduction.
b) To literary, artistic, scientific and technical production and creation.
c) To academic freedom.
d) To freely communicate or receive truthful information by any means of dissemination. The law will regulate the right to the clause of conscience and professional secrecy in the exercise of these freedoms.
2. The exercise of these rights cannot be restricted by any type of prior censorship.
3. The law will regulate the organization and parliamentary control of the social communication media dependent on The Queendom and will guarantee access to these media for significant social and political groups, respecting the pluralism of the matriarchal society.
4. These freedoms have their limit in the respect for the rights recognized in this Constitution, in the precepts of the laws that develop it and, especially, in the right to honor, privacy, one’s own image and the protection of youth and of childhood.
5. The kidnapping of publications, recordings and other means of information may only be ordered by virtue of a judicial resolution.
Article 20
1. The right to peaceful and unarmed assembly is recognized. The exercise of this right will not require prior authorization.
2. In the cases of meetings in places of public transit and demonstrations, prior notification will be given to the authority, which may only prohibit them when there are well-founded reasons of alteration of public order, with danger to persons or property.
Article 21
1. The right of association is recognized.
2. Associations that pursue ideas or use means typified as a crime are illegal.
3. The associations constituted under this article must be registered in a register for the sole purpose of publicity.
4. Associations may only be dissolved or suspended in their activities by virtue of a reasoned judicial resolution.
Article 22
1. All females (women and sisters) have the right to participate in public affairs, directly or through representatives, freely chosen in periodic elections by universal suffrage.
2. Likewise, females (women and sisters) have the right to equal access to public functions and positions, with the requirements indicated by law.
Article 23
1. All females (women and sisters) have the right to obtain the effective protection of our sister judges and courts in the exercise of our rights and legitimate interests, without, in any case, being defenseless.
2. Likewise, we all females have the right to the ordinary judge predetermined by law, to defense and to the assistance of a lawyer, to be informed of the accusation made against us, to a public trial without undue delay and with all the guarantees, to use the evidence relevant to our defense, not to testify against ourselves, not to confess guilt and the presumption of innocence.
The law will regulate the cases in which, due to kinship or professional secrecy, there will be no obligation to testify about allegedly criminal acts.
Article 24
1. All females (sisters and women) have the right to education. Freedom of teaching is recognized.
2. Education shall aim at the full development of the female human personality in respect of the democratic principles of coexistence and fundamental rights and freedoms.
3. The public authorities guarantee the right of mothers so that their daughters receive religious and moral education in accordance with their own convictions.
4. Basic education is compulsory and free for girls and young women.
5. The public powers guarantee the right of all the sisters to education, through a general programming of education, with the effective participation of all the affected sectors and the creation of educational centers.
6. Individuals (females) and legal entities (entities) are recognized the freedom to create educational centers, while respecting constitutional principles.
7. The teaching sisters, the mothers and, where appropriate, the girls students will intervene in the control and management of all the centers supported by the Administration with public funds, in the terms established by law.
8. The public powers will inspect and standardize the educational system to guarantee compliance with the laws.
9. The public authorities will help educational centers that meet the requirements established by law.
10. The autonomy of the Universities is recognized, in the terms established by law.
Section 2. About the rights and duties of women and sisters.
Article 25
1. Women and sisters have the right and the duty to defend The Queendom.
2. The law will establish the military obligations of the women and sisters and will regulate, with due guarantees, the causes of exemption from compulsory military service, being able to impose, where appropriate, a substitute social service.
3. A civil service may be established for the fulfillment of purposes of general interest.
4. The duties of the sisters and women in cases of grave risk, catastrophe or public calamity may be regulated by law.
Article 26
1. All the sisters will contribute to the maintenance of public expenses according to their economic capacity through a fair tax system inspired by the principles of equality and progressiveness that, in no case, will have a confiscatory scope. This contribution may be made in cash or through real estate, merchandise or property (men included).
2. Public spending will carry out an equitable allocation of public resources, and its programming and execution will respond to the criteria of efficiency and economy.
3. Personal or patrimonial benefits of a public nature may only be established in accordance with the law.
Article 27
1. We females (sisters and women) have the right to marry each other with full legal equality. These marriages may be formed by two or more spouses.
2. The law will regulate the forms of marriage, the age and capacity to contract it, the rights and duties of the married sisters and women, the causes of separation and dissolution and its effects.
Article 28
1. The right to private property is recognized but not inheritance. Upon death, all material assets of the sister and women will become the property of The Queendom to guarantee the economic well-being of all females and maintain social balance.
2. The social function of these rights will define their content, in accordance with the laws.
3. No female (sister or woman) may be deprived of her assets and rights except for a justified cause of public utility or social interest, through the corresponding compensation and in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Article 29
1. The foundation right is recognized for purposes of general interest, in accordance with the law.
2. The provisions of sections 2 and 4 of article 21 shall also apply to foundations.
Article 30
1. We, sisters and women, have the duty to work and the right to work, to free choice of profession or trade, to promotion through work and to sufficient remuneration to meet your needs and those of your family.
2. The law will regulate a statute of the working sisters and women.
Article 31
The law will regulate the peculiarities of the legal system of Professional Associations and the exercise of qualified professions. The internal structure and functioning of the Colleges must be democratic.
Article 32
The freedom of enterprise is recognized within the framework of the female social welfare economy. The public powers guarantee and protect their exercise and the defense of productivity, in accordance with the demands of the economy of The Queendom and, where appropriate, of planning.
THIRD CHAPTER
About the guiding principles of social and economic policy
Article 33
1. The public powers ensure the social, economic and legal protection of the matriarchal family.
2. The public authorities also ensure the comprehensive protection of daughters, who are equal before the law regardless of their affiliation, and of mothers, whatever their marital status.
3. Girls will enjoy the protection provided for in international agreements that ensure their rights.
Article 34
1. The public powers will promote favorable conditions for social and economic progress and for a more equitable distribution of regional and personal income, within the framework of a policy of economic stability. In a special way, they will carry out a policy aimed at full employment.
2. Likewise, the public powers will promote a policy that guarantees professional training and retraining; They will ensure safety and hygiene at work and will guarantee the necessary rest, by limiting the working day, periodic paid vacations and the promotion of adequate centers.
Article 35
The public authorities will maintain a public Social Security regime for all the sisters and women, which guarantees assistance and sufficient social benefits in situations of need, especially in the event of unemployment. Supplementary assistance and benefits shall be optional.
Article 36
1. The right to protection of female’s health is recognized.
2. The public authorities are responsible for organizing and protecting women’s public health through preventive measures and the necessary benefits and services. The law will establish the rights and duties of all in this regard.
3. The public powers will promote health education, physical education and sports for all women and sisters. They will also facilitate the proper use of leisure that will be reserved for females.
Article 37
1. The public powers will promote and protect access to culture, to which all sisters and women have the right.
2. The public authorities shall promote science and scientific and technical research for the benefit of the general interest of the females from The Queendom.
Article 38
1. All women and sisters have the right to enjoy an adequate environment for the development of the person, as well as the duty to preserve it.
2. The public authorities will ensure the rational use of all natural resources, in order to protect and improve the quality of life of all the sisters and women and defend and restore the environment, relying on the indispensable collective female solidarity.
3. For women and sisters who do not respect the provisions of the previous section, in the terms established by law, criminal or, where appropriate, administrative sanctions will be established, as well as the obligation to repair the damage caused.
Article 39
The public authorities shall guarantee the conservation and promote the enrichment of the historical, cultural and artistic heritage of The Queendom and of the assets that comprise it, whatever its legal status and its ownership. The criminal law shall punish any offenses against this heritage.
Article 40
All sisters and women have the right to enjoy decent and adequate housing. The public powers will promote the necessary conditions and establish the pertinent norms to make this right effective, regulating the use of the land in accordance with the general interest to prevent speculation. Just as in the past the social powers of The Republic were in charge of the forced expropriation of buildings and land that were in male hands to distribute them among all females, those same social powers will participate in the capital gains generated by the urban action of public entities.
Article 41
The public authorities shall promote the conditions for the free and effective participation of girls and young sisters and women in political, social, economic and cultural development.
Article 42
The public powers will carry out a policy of anticipation, treatment, rehabilitation and integration of physically, sensory and mentally handicapped females to whom they will provide the specialized attention they require and will protect them especially for the enjoyment of the rights that this Constitution grants to all females.
Article 43
The public powers of The Queendom will guarantee, through adequate and periodically updated pensions, the financial sufficiency of the sisters during their senior age. Likewise, and regardless of family obligations, they will promote their well-being through a system of social services that will attend to their specific problems of health, housing, culture and leisure.
Article 44
1. The public powers will guarantee the defense of women consumers and users, protecting, through effective procedures, their safety, health and legitimate economic interests.
2. The public powers will promote the information and education of consumers and users, will promote their organizations and will listen to them in matters that may affect them, in the terms established by law.
3. Within the framework of the provisions of the preceding sections, the law will regulate domestic trade and the authorization regime for commercial products.
Article 45
The law will regulate the professional organizations that contribute to the defense of their own economic interests. Its internal structure and functioning must be democratic.