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3. ENSURING HUMAN RIGHTS AND HARMONIOUS RACE RELATIONS

Violation of human rights is violation of Natural Law. The most free and complete expression of human rights is thought and action spontaneously in accord with Natural Law.

Rights for every individual, and social justice for every group - including the rights of all ethnic and cultural groups - can be ensured only by enlivening Natural Law on the individual and collective levels and bringing all behaviour spontaneously in accord with Natural Law. This can be achieved through the programmes of the Natural Law Party.

The Natural Law Party recognises the natural birthright of every individual to realise his or her full potential and enjoy the full support of Natural Law. Our educational programmes will provide this most basic human right.

We also recognize that human rights can never be ensured unless social tension is relieved by eliminating stress from collective consciousness. When this is achieved through the Natural Law Party's coherence-creating programme, justice, equity and tolerance will be spontaneously guaranteed for everyone.

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