Universal Declaration of Organic Rights (UDOR) 2026

UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF ORGANIC RIGHTS (UDOR) - VERSION 2026

The Constitution of the Organic Revolution of 2030

Keywords: #UDOR #OrganicRevolution2030 #EthicalAI #RightsOfNature #Sustainability #MarieSoleilSeshatLandry #Hempoxies #PostPredatoryEconomics

I. AUTHORSHIP & AFFILIATIONS

• Author: Marie-Soleil Seshat Landry
• Titles: CEO of Landry Industries, Spymaster, Queen of Acadie, Queen of the Universe.
• Research ID: ORCID iD: 0009-0008-5027-3337
• Status: Ratified for the Organic Revolution (2024–2030)
• Date: January 2026

II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY & KEY JUDGMENTS

The UDOR 2026 is a scientific and legal manifesto designed to transition global society from a predatory, petrochemical-based economy to a life-centric, regenerative model.

Key Judgments:

1. Unity of Life: All organic life is interconnected. The degradation of one system (e.g., soil health) is a direct violation of the rights of all inhabitants.
2. Post-Predatory Shift: Human civilization must pivot from "extraction" to "stewardship."
3. The 2030 Deadline: December 31, 2030, is the non-negotiable threshold for global compliance with organic standards.

III. THE CODEX: ARTICLES OF THE UDOR

Section A: Fundamental Organic & Environmental Rights

Article 1: Right to Exist and Thrive All organic species and ecosystems possess the inherent right to exist, persist, and regenerate their vital cycles without human-induced ecocide.

Article 2: Planetary Integrity (Mother Earth) The Earth is a living being. It has the right to health, biodiversity, and clean air, soil, and water. Exploitation for profit that causes permanent damage is a violation of the UDOR.

Article 3: Soil Sovereignty Soil is the foundation of life. All living beings have the right to soil that is free from synthetic toxins, heavy metals, and petrochemical contamination.

Article 4: Water Stewardship Access to clean, living water is an inalienable right for all organic life. Water cannot be owned by private corporations for exclusionary profit.

Section B: Animal Welfare & Biotic Integrity

Article 11: Freedom from Cruelty Every animal has the right to live free from torture, inhumane farming practices, and unnecessary suffering.

Article 12: Habitat Protection Wildlife species have the right to the preservation of their natural habitats. Urban expansion must incorporate "Green Corridors" to ensure biotic connectivity.

Section C: Human, Social & Cultural Rights

Article 21: Food Sovereignty Every human has the right to access non-GMO, organic, and nutrient-dense food. The production of "toxic calories" for profit is a crime against the organic family.

Article 22: Equality & Expression The UDOR protects the right to marriage equality, gender expression, and protection from all forms of discrimination. Diversity is an organic strength.

Article 23: The Right to a Healthy Environment Urban environments must be designed for health, incorporating sustainable bio-materials (e.g., Hempoxies) and ample green space.

Section D: Digital Ethics & Ethical AI (PhytoIntelligence)

Article 31: Right to Ethical AI Technology must be ethically aligned with biological imperatives. AI (PhytoIntelligence) shall serve as a tool for ecological restoration, not surveillance or manipulation.

Article 32: Data Autonomy & Privacy All sentient beings have the right to digital privacy, cognitive liberty, and ownership of their personal data.

Article 33: Protection from AI Bias Digital entities and algorithms must be transparent and free from predatory biases that marginalize specific organic groups.

Section E: Economic Transformation (Post-Predatory Model)

Article 41: Full-Cost Accounting Economic value must reflect the true cost to the environment. Industries must transition to 100% recyclable, bio-based materials (The Hempoxies Standard).

Article 42: Termination of Usury The predatory debt-based model is replaced by an economy of abundance, focused on the regenerative capacity of industrial hemp and other renewable resources.

IV. METHODOLOGY & SCIENTIFIC LOOP

1. Observation: Current petrochemical systems create "chemical cul-de-sacs" and ecological debt.
2. Hypothesis: Transitioning to organic-certified manufacturing and regenerative agriculture can reverse climate disruption.
3. Experiment: Implementation of Phase 1 (2024–2027) bans on high-impact synthetic chemicals.
4. Verification: Monitoring of global soil health and biodiversity indices via the Global Organic Tribunal (GOT).

V. LEGAL & POLICY CONSIDERATIONS

The UDOR 2026 renders "Crown Land" and other colonial legal fictions as null and void where they conflict with Indigenous land title and organic stewardship. It establishes the Global Organic Tribunal as the primary enforcement body for planetary rights.

VI. SOURCE CATALOGUE & REFERENCES

Primary Sources

1. Landry, M. S. S. (2025). The Codex of The Universal Declaration of Organic Rights (UDOR). Scribd
2. Landry Industries. The Universal Declaration of The Organic Revolution of 2030. Scribd
3. Landry, M. S. S. (2026). Universal Declaration of Native Nation Land Owners. Scribd
4. Landry, M. S. S. (2026). The Universal Declaration of Collective Solar Sovereignty. Scribd
5. Landry Industries. A Visionary Blueprint for Sustainable Civilization. Scribd

International Frameworks & Related Reading

1. United Nations. Universal Declaration of Human Rights. UN.org
2. Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature. Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth. GARN
3. Eco Jurisprudence Monitor. Rights of Nature Initiatives. Source
4. OHCHR. The Right to a Healthy Environment. OHCHR
5. Scribd. Dataset: Universal Declaration of Organic Rights, Principles, and Laws (2025). Scribd
6. Blogger. Marie-Soleil Seshat Landry Profile & Subsidiaries. Blogger
7. ORCID. Researcher Profile: 0009-0008-5027-3337. ORCID
8. Shiva, V. The Rights of Nature. Scribd
9. Scribd. Universal Declaration of Organic Plant Rights. Scribd
10. Scribd. Canadian Declaration of Indigenous Lands. Scribd
11. Amnesty International. What is the UDHR? Amnesty
12. Scribd. The Prophetic Alchemy of Hempoxies. Scribd
13. Scribd. Protection of Mother Earth Act 2023. Scribd
14. One Earth. Ecosociocentrism: The Earth First Paradigm. Scribd
15. Scribd. OSINT On Marie Seshat Landry. Scribd

VII. CONCLUSION & IMPLICATIONS

The UDOR 2026 is the definitive roadmap for a sustainable future. By aligning legal rights with biological reality, we ensure that the Organic Revolution of 2030 is not merely a goal, but an inevitable evolution of human consciousness and governance.

AI Disclosure: This document was generated using the Gemini 2.5 Flash model. It synthesized verified documents from the Landry Industries repository (Scribd/Blogger) to create an integrated 2026 version of the UDOR.