This Digital Bill of Rights was born out of the desire to create a Privacy manifesto that honours, respects, and values the Rights of all Digital Citizens throughout the Digital Domain.
The Privacy of the People has never been in more danger than it is at present, and the time has arrived for Digital Citizens, from every corner of the globe, to come together with the common goal of encouraging and promoting the adoption and embracement of an effective Instrument that cherishes, enshrines, and protects the Principles of Privacy and the Rights of the People everywhere, absent of any borders or boundaries, to remain in Control of their Digital Content and to Retain Dominion over their Data in an enormously interconnected and incredibly advanced digital age.
Since the birth of the Internet, the technology that has introduced the means to transmit Data and disseminate Information across the planet has evolved tremendously, but this explosion in innovation has resulted in a plenitude of technological abuses, a plethora of Privacy violations, and a profusion of Data mining, with little being done to curtail the concerns held by a huge portion of the population anent the security of their Data as well as how their Information is utilised and managed, including who has access to and possession of their Personal Information, plus the Location where their Digital Content is Stored.
Neither governments nor corporations have taken sufficient measures to satisfactorily ensure that the Privacy of the People is adequately protected from such abhorrent and deplorable transgressions, which grossly Infringe the Rights of Digital Citizens and put the People at considerable risk of Data theft, Information exploitation, and secret surveillance programmes.
We, the People, must reclaim power over our Data by peacefully and cooperatively leveraging and taking advantage of the tools at our disposal in a conscious effort to make the Internet a safer place, where every Digital Citizen feels confident in their ability to exercise their Rights for the Purpose of preserving their Privacy as well as protecting their Digital Content and Personal Information.
Only through collaborative efforts can this vision be realised, and with a large number of influencers taking up the mantle, positive steps can be taken in virtually all areas of the Digital Domain, as the demand for Privacy is stronger than it has ever been before, plus the need to possess the facility to enforce your Rights and the means to safeguard your Data is paramount to the health and prosperity of an international community that employs a global network of traversable computer systems in the quest to attain knowledge and enlightenment as well as Liberty and Freedom in a digital society.
The Right to Privacy is essential to a civilised society and is imperative to the future of humanity, which is why we must vehemently and unapologetically push for the endorsement and ratification of Policies and frameworks that focus on shielding and defending that which we all recognise and acknowledge as being a key and indispensable component in our modern way of life.
May this Digital Bill help us all to regain the Dominion and Control that we have lost as well as assist in bringing about a mutual consensus concerning the Rights of the People through a common understanding that is Documented and Defined by the portions and provisions herein.
The following definitions, which comprise and compose this Digital Bill, are referenced and utilised by both this Digital Bill as well as the Digital Constitution.
1.1. “Act” shall mean to do something.
1.2. “Activity” shall mean the actions, behaviour, conduct, and deeds of a Party.
1.3. “Agreement(s)” shall mean the offer made by the Data Processor to Render and Provide Products or Services to the Data Controller in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms that comprise and compose this Digital Bill.
1.4. “Allow” shall mean to grant a Party the ability to do something.
1.5. “Assigning” shall mean to issue and allocate a Job or Task for a Documented and Defined Duty and Obligation.
1.6. “Authorised” shall mean to be sanctioned and approved to Operate in a formal and official Capacity and Role.
1.7. “Bear(s)” shall mean to possess Liability by way of a Covenant for a Documented and Defined Duty and Obligation.
1.8. “Capacity” shall mean a position of office held and maintained by a Party.
1.9. “Changes” shall mean alterations and modifications intended to be effected.
1.10. “Charge(d)” shall mean to be Authorised and Commissioned to Render and Provide a Duty and Obligation that must be Performed and Discharged.
1.11. “Choose” shall mean to make an informed decision and conscious choice on a subject.
1.12. “Commissioned” shall mean to be ordered and commanded to Operate in a formal and official Capacity and Role.
1.13. “Content Management Officer” shall mean the Party who Bears the Charge of Processing and Handling the Data and Information that is Controlled by and under the Dominion of the Data Controller.
1.14. “Control(led)” shall mean the ability to Regulate Digital Content and Personal Information, including the power to Choose and Determine who may Use, Share, Sell, and Disclose it as well as how they may be permitted to do so.
1.15. “Court” shall mean the legal venue where cases are heard and law is administered in the pursuit of justice.
1.16. “Covenant” shall mean a solemn and sincere promise to Perform and Discharge a self-imposed Duty and voluntary Obligation.
1.17. “Data” shall mean Personal or Non-Personal network packets, ordered bytes, or sequential bitstreams that constitute structured and non-random patterns.
1.18. “Data Controller” shall mean the Party who is the intellectual property holder and proprietor of the Data and Works with sole ownership and governance over how they Use, Share, Sell, and Disclose their Digital Content and Personal Information as well as who may benefit from and take advantage of their exclusive Rights.
1.19. “Data Processor” shall mean the Party who possesses Liability and Responsibility for ensuring that this Digital Bill is implemented, enacted, and abided by for the benefit and advantage of the Data Controller in the pursuit of Data Protection with respect to the safeguarding of their Digital Content and the securing of their Personal Information.
1.20. “Data Protection” shall mean the safeguarding and securing of Digital Content and Personal Information in the interests of Privacy.
1.21. “Datacentre” shall mean a group of networked computer systems used by the Data Processor to Store and Retain Digital Content and Personal Information.
1.22. “Defined” shall mean as codified, established, and stipulated by the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
1.23. “Delegating” shall mean to entrust and pass on a Job or Task for a Documented and Defined Duty and Obligation.
1.24. “Determine” shall mean to have the full and final say in a matter.
1.25. “Digital Bill (of Rights)” shall mean this document.
1.26. “Digital Citizen(s)” shall mean a Party who Operates within the Digital Domain.
1.27. “Digital Constitution” shall mean the codified constitution contained within this Digital Bill.
1.28. “Digital Content” shall mean multiple Works.
1.29. “Digital Dematerialisation” shall mean the irrecoverable and unsalvageable destruction and removal of Data or Information.
1.30. “Digital Disclosure” shall mean the Process and Act of Handling and Facilitating the Transmission of Data or Information subject to Data Protection that needs to be Disclosed to a Party.
1.31. “Digital Disclosure Request” shall mean a formal and official application to Disclose Requested Data and Information subject to Data Protection that pertains to a Party.
1.32. “Digital Domain” shall mean the large group of networked computer networks that comprise and compose the Websites and Services available and accessible on the Internet.
1.33. “Digital Retention” shall mean the Process and Act of holding onto and backing up Data or Information that needs to be Stored.
1.34. “Directive” shall mean a compulsory and mandatory instruction or command.
1.35. “Discharge(d)” shall mean the Process and Act of executing and fulfilling a Liability or Responsibility.
1.36. “Disclose(d)” shall mean to reveal and divulge an object or thing.
1.37. “Documented” shall mean as articulated, composed, and laid out in the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
1.38. “Dominion” shall mean absolute and unequivocal power and jurisdiction over an object or thing.
1.39. “Duty” shall mean a legal requirement to Perform and Discharge a Liability or Responsibility.
1.40. “Engage” shall mean to enter into and take part in a Process.
1.41. “Entitlement(s)” shall mean a Product or Service that is Owed to a Party.
1.42. “Expectations” shall mean a Duty or Obligation that is Owed to a Party.
1.43. “Facilitating” shall mean to make a Process or Act happen or occur.
1.44. “File” shall mean to initiate and exercise a Right or Process by way of an Instrument.
1.45. “Freedom” shall mean the state and condition of not being subject to or restricted by a Directive or Rule.
1.46. “Function” shall mean to Act and Engage in a proper and particular way.
1.47. “Handling” shall mean to manage and administer a set of Data.
1.48. “Harassed” shall mean to frequently Receive potentially unwanted or generally undesirable Transmissions from a Party.
1.49. “Identifiable” shall mean to be able to identity an object or thing.
1.50. “Impunity” shall mean Liberty and Freedom from a Duty or Obligation.
1.51. “Indemnity” shall mean security against and exemption from a Liability or Responsibility.
1.52. “Information” shall mean any kind of Data.
1.53. “Informed” shall mean the Process and Act of effecting formal and official notification through the Transmission of Information.
1.54. “Infringe(d)” shall mean the Process and Act of violating and undermining a Principle, Right, or Responsibility.
1.55. “Inherit(ed)” shall mean to obtain and procure an object or thing.
1.56. “Instrument” shall mean a formal and official document in written form.
1.57. “Internet” shall mean the global system of interconnected computers, devices, and machines that employ the TCP/IP protocol suite in communicating with one another across electronic, wireless, and optical networking technologies.
1.58. “Job” shall mean the undertaking and pursuance of a profession.
1.59. “Jurisdiction” shall mean the practical authority granted to a legal body for the administration of justice.
1.60. “Law” shall mean the legal system in your Territory where the Court has Jurisdiction to administer justice.
1.61. “Liability” shall mean a legal requirement to Perform and Discharge a Job or Task.
1.62. “Liberty” shall mean the independence and autonomy to exercise a Right or to be released from a Charge.
1.63. “License” shall mean the conditional, exclusive, limited, non-transferable, and revocable Privilege to Perform an Act or to Inherit a Reprieve.
1.64. “Location” shall mean a geographical place or physical locale.
1.65. “Metadata” shall mean a set of Data that describes or enhances the usefulness and applicability of other Data.
1.66. “Non-Personal” shall mean Data that contains and includes no Personally Identifiable Information.
1.67. “Notified” shall mean to formally and officially apprise a Party of a situation or event in advance.
1.68. “Obligation” shall mean a Process or Act that must be legally and morally Performed and Discharged.
1.69. “Operate(s)” shall mean to Function and Act in a region or area.
1.70. “Owed” shall mean to be Required to Render and Provide a Product or Service to a Party.
1.71. “Party” shall mean an individual, group, or institution.
1.72. “People” shall mean Digital Citizens worldwide.
1.73. “Perform(ed)” shall mean the Process and Act of Handling and Facilitating a Liability or Responsibility.
1.74. “Permitted” shall mean to the maximum possible extent attainable under ordinary and conventional circumstances.
1.75. “Personal” shall mean Data that contains and includes Personally Identifiable Information.
1.76. “Personal Information” shall mean Personally Identifiable Information that is being Stored and Retained.
1.77. “Personally Identifiable Information” shall mean Data that directly or indirectly identifies a Party.
1.78. “Policies” shall mean a planned and agreed Process or Act based on Principles and Agreements proposed and adopted by a Party.
1.79. “Prescribed” shall mean as morally mandated by an Instrument.
1.80. “Preserve” shall mean to conserve and maintain an object or thing.
1.81. “Principle(s)” shall mean a self-evident truth or fundamental proposition that indubitably and unambiguously establishes and quantifies a concept or theory.
1.82. “Privacy” shall mean the regulation and restriction of Data or Information for the Purpose of protecting secrets and maintaining confidentiality.
1.83. “Privilege” shall mean an advantage or exemption that is positive and beneficial to a Party in some way.
1.84. “Process(ing)” shall mean to commence and undertake a series of mechanisms or procedures.
1.85. “Product(s)” shall mean articles or goods that are manufactured or composed.
1.86. “Provide(d)” shall mean to supply and make available an object or thing.
1.87. “Purpose(s)” shall mean the principal reason for which something exists or is done.
1.88. “Receive” shall mean to be given and presented with an object or thing.
1.89. “Referenceable” shall mean something that is capable of being referred to.
1.90. “Regulate” shall mean to manage and govern an object or thing.
1.91. “Remit” shall mean the area and extent by which something is possible or applicable.
1.92. “Render(ed)” shall mean to give and furnish with an object or thing.
1.93. “Represent” shall mean to be the canonical and authoritative example of an object or thing.
1.94. “Reprieve” shall mean Indemnity and Impunity from Liability and Responsibility.
1.95. “Request(ed)” shall mean a formal and official communication asking for and seeking a Product or Service.
1.96. “Require(d)” shall mean to be forced and compelled to Perform and Discharge a Job or Task.
1.97. “Reserve(s)” shall mean to Retain and Preserve an object or thing.
1.98. “Responsibility” shall mean a legal requirement to Render and Provide a Product or Service.
1.99. “Retain(ed)” shall mean to hold onto and keep possession of an object or thing.
1.100. “Right(s)” shall mean the fundamental, inalienable, non-discriminatory, qualified, and recognised Entitlement to exercise power and authority.
1.101. “Role” shall mean a Function or Purpose adopted and assumed by a Party.
1.102. “Rule” shall mean a practice that is followed and obeyed.
1.103. “Scope” shall mean the spectrum of discretion by which a Party can Act.
1.104. “Sell” shall mean to give or transfer an object or thing in exchange for payment or remuneration.
1.105. “Serve” shall mean to give and deliver an Instrument to a Party.
1.106. “Service(s)” shall mean to offer and enable the availability and accessibility of an object or thing.
1.107. “Share” shall mean to distribute and propagate an object or thing.
1.108. “Spammed” shall mean to repeatedly communicate unsolicited and gratuitous Transmissions to a Party.
1.109. “Storage” shall mean non-volatile computer memory that can Retain and Preserve Data when the host machine is powered off.
1.110. “Store(d)” shall mean the committal of Data to Storage.
1.111. “Submit(ted)” shall mean to formally and officially File and Serve a Party with an Instrument.
1.112. “Surveilled” shall mean to monitor and log the Activity of a Party.
1.113. “Task” shall mean the execution and fulfilment of a chore.
1.114. “Terminate(d)” shall mean to end and conclude an object or thing.
1.115. “Territory” shall mean an area of land where a ruler or state is sovereign and has supremacy.
1.116. “Tracked” shall mean to monitor and log the Location of a Party.
1.117. “Transmission(s)” shall mean the Process and Act of communicating and transmitting an object or thing.
1.118. “Use” shall mean to utilise and employ an object or thing in accomplishing and achieving an objective or goal.
1.119. “Websites” shall mean a set of connected and related webpages located under a series of domain names.
1.120. “Works” shall mean Data or Metadata that is separate from and external to other Data or Metadata while being distinctly Identifiable and uniquely Referenceable as an individual and detached object or thing.
We, the People of the Digital Domain, hereby proclaim and declare that the ethos and spirit of this Digital Constitution, contained within the Digital Bill, shall be protected and upheld for the benefit and advantage of all Digital Citizens in the solemn and selfless quest to establish and maintain the Rights of those who utilise and embrace the power of the Internet.
For too long have the People lacked an Instrument that definitively lays out and paves a firm and solid foundation for the protection and preservation of their Liberty and Freedom through the acknowledgement and recognition of a set of Rights that can be invoked and enforced in a straightforward and uncomplicated manner.
The following terms, which comprise and compose this Digital Constitution, Represent the Principles that form the building blocks for the Rights set out in the Digital Bill.
2.1. The People shall have the enshrined, innate, inseparable, recognised, and universal Liberty and Freedom to absolute, exclusive, indefeasible, supreme, and unconditional ownership and proprietorship of their Digital Content and Personal Information in harmony with the values, objectives, and goals of this Digital Constitution as well as in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
2.2. The People shall have the enshrined, innate, inseparable, recognised, and universal Liberty and Freedom to broadcast, publish, release, transmit, and upload their Digital Content and Personal Information in harmony with the values, objectives, and goals of this Digital Constitution as well as in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
2.3. The People shall have the enshrined, innate, inseparable, recognised, and universal Liberty and Freedom to circulate, disseminate, distribute, promulgate, and propagate their Digital Content and Personal Information in harmony with the values, objectives, and goals of this Digital Constitution as well as in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
2.4. The People shall have the enshrined, innate, inseparable, recognised, and universal Liberty and Freedom to access, decrypt, download, retrieve, and unlock their Digital Content and Personal Information in harmony with the values, objectives, and goals of this Digital Constitution as well as in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
2.5. The People shall have the enshrined, innate, inseparable, recognised, and universal Liberty and Freedom to encrypt, lock, protect, safeguard, and secure their Digital Content and Personal Information in harmony with the values, objectives, and goals of this Digital Constitution as well as in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
2.6. The People shall have the enshrined, innate, inseparable, recognised, and universal Liberty and Freedom to copy, move, relocate, send, and transfer their Digital Content and Personal Information in harmony with the values, objectives, and goals of this Digital Constitution as well as in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
2.7. The People shall have the enshrined, innate, inseparable, recognised, and universal Liberty and Freedom to alter, correct, modify, revise, and update their Digital Content and Personal Information in harmony with the values, objectives, and goals of this Digital Constitution as well as in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
2.8. The People shall have the enshrined, innate, inseparable, recognised, and universal Liberty and Freedom to conceal, delist, hide, restrict, and unpublish their Digital Content and Personal Information in harmony with the values, objectives, and goals of this Digital Constitution as well as in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
2.9. The People shall have the enshrined, innate, inseparable, recognised, and universal Liberty and Freedom to delete, erase, purge, redact, and remove their Digital Content and Personal Information in harmony with the values, objectives, and goals of this Digital Constitution as well as in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
2.10. The People shall have the enshrined, innate, inseparable, recognised, and universal Liberty and Freedom to administer, govern, manage, oversee, and police their Digital Content and Personal Information in harmony with the values, objectives, and goals of this Digital Constitution as well as in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
2.11. The People shall have the enshrined, innate, inseparable, recognised, and universal Liberty and Freedom to acquire, collect, get, obtain, and procure full and frank disclosure regarding the Processing and Handling of their Digital Content and Personal Information in harmony with the values, objectives, and goals of this Digital Constitution as well as in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
2.12. The People shall have the enshrined, innate, inseparable, recognised, and universal Liberty and Freedom to block, halt, limit, prevent, and restrict the Processing and Handling of their Digital Content and Personal Information in harmony with the values, objectives, and goals of this Digital Constitution as well as in accordance with the definitions, sections, and terms of this Digital Bill.
This Digital Constitution is of the People, by the People, and for the People, with the Digital Bill that it underpins and supports depicting and portraying a collective mindset and will to prioritise the Rights of Digital Citizens for the sake of bringing about a fairer and safer digital world that affords all individuals, groups, and institutions the same level of consideration, opportunity, and reverence.
May the People be immeasurably and unreservedly blessed by their yearning ambition to influence and affect the lives of everyone in the Digital Domain for the better.
The above terms apply to the People and shall not be Infringed.
The following terms, which comprise and compose this Digital Bill, Represent the Entitlements of the Data Controller that build on the Principles of the Digital Constitution.
3.1. The Data Controller shall Reserve the Right to Receive and Terminate a Product or Service from the Data Processor in accordance with their Policies as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
3.2. The Data Controller shall Reserve the Right to Allow the Data Processor to subject their Digital Content and Personal Information to Digital Retention in accordance with their Policies as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
3.3. The Data Controller shall Reserve the Right to be Notified and Informed by the Data Processor of the Location of the Datacentre where their Digital Content and Personal Information is being Stored as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
3.4. The Data Controller shall Reserve the Right to Require the Data Processor to Charge a Content Management Officer with the Capacity and Role of Data Protection as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
3.5. The Data Controller shall Reserve the Right to Retain Dominion and Control over their Digital Content and Personal Information as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
3.6. The Data Controller shall Reserve the Right to Use, Share, Sell, and Disclose their Digital Content and Personal Information as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
3.7. The Data Controller shall Reserve the Right to License the Data Processor to Use, Share, Sell, and Disclose their Digital Content and Personal Information in accordance with their Policies as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
3.8. The Data Controller shall Reserve the Right to be Notified and Informed by the Data Processor of Changes being effected that pertain to the Product or Service being Rendered and Provided as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
3.9. The Data Controller shall Reserve the Right to Submit a Digital Disclosure Request to the Data Processor that pertains to their Digital Content and Personal Information as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
3.10. The Data Controller shall Reserve the Right to not be Tracked, Surveilled, Spammed, or Harassed by the Data Processor beyond the Remit and Scope of the Product or Service being Rendered and Provided as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
3.11. The Data Controller shall Reserve the Right to Terminate the Agreement once the Data Processor has been Notified and Informed in accordance with their Policies as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
3.12. The Data Controller shall Reserve the Right to Require the Data Processor to subject all their Digital Content and Personal Information to Digital Dematerialisation once the Agreement has been Terminated as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
The above terms are exclusive to the Data Controller and shall not be Infringed.
The following terms, which comprise and compose this Digital Bill, Represent the Expectations of the Data Processor that build on the Principles of the Digital Constitution.
4.1. The Data Processor shall Bear the Responsibility of ensuring that the Data Controller Reserves the Right to Receive and Terminate a Product or Service in accordance with their Policies as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
4.2. The Data Processor shall Bear the Responsibility of ensuring that the Digital Content and Personal Information of the Data Controller is subject to Data Retention in accordance with their Policies as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
4.3. The Data Processor shall Bear the Responsibility of ensuring that the Data Controller is Notified and Informed of the Location of the Datacentre where their Digital Content and Personal Information is being Stored as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
4.4. The Data Processor shall Bear the Responsibility of Delegating and Assigning a Content Management Officer for the Purposes of Data Protection as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
4.5. The Data Processor shall Bear the Responsibility of ensuring that the Data Controller Reserves the Right to Dominion and Control over their Digital Content and Personal Information as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
4.6. The Data Processor shall Bear the Responsibility of ensuring that the Data Controller Reserves the Right to Use, Share, Sell, and Disclose their Digital Content and Personal Information as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
4.7. The Data Processor shall Bear the Responsibility of ensuring that the License to Use, Share, Sell, and Disclose Digital Content and Personal Information Inherited from the Data Controller is followed and obeyed in accordance with their Policies as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
4.8. The Data Processor shall Bear the Responsibility of ensuring that the Data Controller is Notified and Informed of Changes being effected that pertain to the Product or Service being Rendered and Provided as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
4.9. The Data Processor shall Bear the Responsibility of ensuring that they Perform and Discharge the Digital Disclosure Request Submitted by the Data Controller that pertains to their Digital Content and Personal Information in their Duty and Obligation to Render and Provide Digital Disclosure as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
4.10. The Data Processor shall Bear the Responsibility of ensuring that the Data Controller is not Tracked, Surveilled, Spammed, or Harassed beyond the Remit and Scope of the Product or Service being Rendered and Provided as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
4.11. The Data Processor shall Bear the Responsibility of ensuring that the Data Controller Reserves the Right to Terminate the Agreement in accordance with their Policies as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
4.12. The Data Processor shall Bear the Responsibility of ensuring that all Digital Content and Personal Information is subject to Digital Dematerialisation once the Agreement has been Terminated as Prescribed by this Digital Bill and as Permitted by Law.
The above terms are exclusive to the Data Processor and shall not be Infringed.
The Principles that comprise and compose the Digital Constitution together with every Right and Responsibility that comprises and composes this Digital Bill cumulatively Represent a mutual desire passionately shared by a multitude of conscientious individuals, groups, and institutions to strengthen and improve the landscape of digital Privacy as well as to develop and further the security of the technology industry.
Thank you for being part of a movement that is striving to repair and restore confidence and trust in both digital systems and social systems.
Your actions and involvement are making a positive and influential difference globally.
As it is written, so let it be done.