The World Assembly,
Reminding nations of a prior attempt to pass similar legislation,
Noting that such legislation was repealed due to inherent flaws,
Wishing to reinstate those protections for victims of sexual assault,
Hereby;
- Requires that individuals who wish to report a sexual assault to the authorities be able to do so without;
1.1. Facing any form of punishment for doing so (except if the accusation is proven to be false, held to the same standard of proof as a sexual assault charge),
1.2. Any kind of intentional interference in reporting the crime, - Mandates that no person shall face harassment in any form on account of being a victim of sexual assault or making an accusation of sexual assault (except if the accusation is proven to be false, held to the same standard of proof as a sexual assault charge),
- Establishes that there shall be no legally recognized difference in the severity or illegality of a sexual assault charge based on the sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, religion, status as a prostitute, social standing, or economic or political status of the accused or of the accuser, except where hate crime legislation applies,
- Requires that any person in violation of clauses one or two shall face civil penalties for their actions,
- Recommends that schools within member nations educate their students about sexual assault and how to prevent it.