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Introduction
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INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ON BROTHERHOOD:
Webster's Dictionary defines brotherhood as:
1) The condition of being a brother
2) Men of the same profession, business, or other occupational tie, a fraternity
Because of the sanctity of the brotherhood relationship, the International Convention of Brotherhood deems it neccesary to establish a clear and concise legal code by which the brotherhood relationship will be governed.
In this spirit, we seek to establish rules and codes which will nourish the brotherhood relationship and prevent unseemly injustice.
Hence, we, the 28 participating nations of the world, hereby ordain and establish this Constitution of Brotherhood on January 22, 1986, as a means of providing an international code on brotherhood, subject to all international and United Nations laws and bi-laws.
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