About the International Parliament Programme 

The International Parliament Programme, also referred to as the International Parliament or ‘Parliament’, is the primary legislative body that recognizes and unrecognizes states, ratifies member-states into the MATO/OTAM Statue (See Statue). It may also refer individuals to the International Criminal Court Programme for prosecution under international laws.

Authority of Statements

• Statements of the Parliament may only serve the following purposes and authority;

• Recognize states as being legitimate and sovereign

• Remove recognition of  states as being legitimate and sovereign

• Ratify member-states into the MATO/OTAM (See Statute)

• Make public statements about the thoughts of the Parliament body

• Refer individuals to the Criminal Court 

• Modify the Statute

• Negotiate withdxrawal agreements