LET'S MAKE A U-TURN FOR THE BETTER
A New
Era of
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WE SUPPORT YOUR CHOICESWe recognise that humanity is experiencing an all-encompassing disruption, where basic human rights are being forgotten and replaced by artificial values, that do not reflect the essence of mankind.
Uuden Ajan Palvelut, UAP (a New Era of Services) was born in the midst of this worldwide event affecting natural man. We are a quickly developing and growing network of entrepreneurs, organisations and consumers who share the common goal of honoring universal human rights and values within the fabric of our society. We are a community of people, whose aim is to uphold and protect each individual's sovereign right to live a life based on the freedom of choice and the principles of Natural Law - our birthright. Our aim is to facilitate a number of processes, e.g. by creating a framework in which different actors can develop new, innovative ideas, network, consolidate their resources and revitalise and build their economic well-being. Instead of a traditional hierarchical leadership model, our PIIRI operational model is based on individual responsibility, where we believe we all have an inner leader guiding our lives. UAP brings these leaders together to create a society that will ultimately serve all of us. UAP was registered as a non-profit organisation on 15.12.2021 and has members in all facets of society across Finland. To become a member please click here. (in Finnish only) |
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OUR VALUES
UAP aims to cultivate and preserve ethical values that respect the sovereignty of each individual, allowing a person to decide what is best for him or herself. Yet we understand that common ground rules are necessary in order to be able to operate fairly and beneficially. As we follow the guidelines of Natural Law, freedom and human rights are at the heart of our work, and we do not condone any form of discrimination.
Our values are based on seven principles:
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1. FREEDOM
Understanding and respecting free will. We acknowledge that each individual is given the freedom to make his or her own decisions regarding body, mind, heart, mobility, the right to assemble, freedom of speech and expression, as well as the right to choose. 2. COMMUNITY We support each other (even if competing within the same markets), because we understand that unity of spirit will help achieve a more cohesive community which in turn guarantees longevity and a healthier growth. 3. EMPATHY We nurture empathy, as we understand it is ultimately a reflection of our inner selves and our relationship with the world. 4. BALANCE We strive to understand the far-reaching implications and repercussions of our daily activities and are prompted to ask ourselves the question: How do my decisions and actions affect others and nature on a micro and macro level? 5. ETHICS We aim to create the world around us keeping in mind highly ethical and moral concepts, pure intentions and a loving stance. Maintaining human rights is at the core of our values. 6. MOTHER NATURE We understand that we are all part of planet Earth, governed by Mother Nature's life-sustaining laws. We honour Mother Nature in our actions. Our goal is to preserve man as a natural being, in harmonious relationship with nature. 7. CHILDREN As adults, our actions must ensure a healthy foundation for each future generation of humanity, and thus the well-being of children and families plays a vital role. We would like to emphasise the importance of children in society by stating that children are sacred and must be treated with high regard and dignity. We also state that a sound connection between parents and children should always be fostered. If the above values reflect that of your own, feel free to join our Uuden Ajan Palvelut network to help build a better and ethically stronger society. For more information please contact us at info@uudenajanpalvelut.com |
NETWORKING
UAP's community is mainly formed via social media networking but also by organising events, workshops, courses and services. Below is a graph depicting the different areas of life in which UAP plays a role as a facilitator.
We have just under 60 groups and channels on social media platforms Telegram and Facebook. Each group has emerged from our community's own needs and aspirations. Our shared values ensure an appreciative and kind dynamic.
We have just under 60 groups and channels on social media platforms Telegram and Facebook. Each group has emerged from our community's own needs and aspirations. Our shared values ensure an appreciative and kind dynamic.
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Click here to view a few examples of the hundreds of UAP supporters around Finland (in Finnish only).
If you would like to highlight your own organisation, group or company via UAP please contact us at: yhteistyo@uudenajanpalvelut.com |
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THE CONSTITUTION OF FINLANDAlthough we regard Natural Law as a fundamental guideline, it is important to remind everyone of the Constitution of Finland. Did you know that Finnish constitutional law is recognised as the highest law within the country's legal hierarchy? This means that laws of a lower status, such as biomedical or infectious diseases laws, legislation or regulations, cannot override the legal rights set forth for each individual by the Constitution of Finland.
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https://ifes.org/sites/default/files/2016_ifes_hierarchy_of_laws.pdf
Some relevant clauses you may need to refer to:
THE CONSTITUTION OF FINLAND
Chapter 2 - Basic rights and liberties
Section 6
Equality Everyone is equal before the law.
No one shall, without an acceptable reason, be treated differently from other persons on the ground of sex, age, origin, language, religion, conviction, opinion, health, disability or other reason that concerns his or her p erson. Children shall be treated equally and as individuals and they shall be allowed to influence matters pertaining to themselves to a degree corresponding to their level of development. Equality of the sexes is promoted in societal activity and working life, especially in the determination of pay and the other terms of employment, as provided in more detail by an Act.
Section 7
The right to life, personal liberty and integrity
Everyone has the right to life, personal liberty, integrity and security. No one shall be sentenced to death, tortured or otherwise treated in a manner violating human dignity. The personal integrity of the individual shall not be violated, nor shall anyone be deprived of liberty arbitrarily or without a reason prescribed by an Act. A penalty involving deprivation of liberty may be imposed only by a court of law. The lawfulness of other cases of deprivation of liberty may be submitted for review by a court of law. The rights of individuals deprived of their liberty shall be guaranteed by an Act.
Section 8
The principle of legality in criminal cases
No one shall be found guilty of a criminal offence or be sentenced to a punishment on the basis of a deed, which has not been determined punishable by an Act at the time of its commission. The penalty imposed for an offence shall not be more severe than that provided by an Act at the time of commission of the offence.
Section 9
Freedom of movement
Finnish citizens and foreigners legally resident in Finland have the right to freely move within the country and to choose their place of residence. Everyone has the right to leave the country. Limitations on this right may be provided by an Act, if they are necessary for the purpose of safeguarding legal proceedings or for the enforcement of penalties or for the fulfilment of the duty of national defence. Finnish citizens shall not be prevented from entering Finland or deported or extradited or transferred from Finland to another country against their will. However, it may be laid down by an Act that due to a criminal act, for the purpose of legal proceedings, or in order to enforce a decision concerning the custody or care of a child, a Finnish citizen can be extradited or transferred to a country in which his or her human rights and legal protection are guaranteed.(802/2007, entry into force 1.10.2007) The right of foreigners to enter Finland and to remain in the country is regulated by an Act. A foreigner shall not be deported, extradited or returned to another country, if in consequence he or she is in danger of a death sentence, torture or other treatment violating human dignity.
THE CONSTITUTION OF FINLAND
Chapter 2 - Basic rights and liberties
Section 6
Equality Everyone is equal before the law.
No one shall, without an acceptable reason, be treated differently from other persons on the ground of sex, age, origin, language, religion, conviction, opinion, health, disability or other reason that concerns his or her p erson. Children shall be treated equally and as individuals and they shall be allowed to influence matters pertaining to themselves to a degree corresponding to their level of development. Equality of the sexes is promoted in societal activity and working life, especially in the determination of pay and the other terms of employment, as provided in more detail by an Act.
Section 7
The right to life, personal liberty and integrity
Everyone has the right to life, personal liberty, integrity and security. No one shall be sentenced to death, tortured or otherwise treated in a manner violating human dignity. The personal integrity of the individual shall not be violated, nor shall anyone be deprived of liberty arbitrarily or without a reason prescribed by an Act. A penalty involving deprivation of liberty may be imposed only by a court of law. The lawfulness of other cases of deprivation of liberty may be submitted for review by a court of law. The rights of individuals deprived of their liberty shall be guaranteed by an Act.
Section 8
The principle of legality in criminal cases
No one shall be found guilty of a criminal offence or be sentenced to a punishment on the basis of a deed, which has not been determined punishable by an Act at the time of its commission. The penalty imposed for an offence shall not be more severe than that provided by an Act at the time of commission of the offence.
Section 9
Freedom of movement
Finnish citizens and foreigners legally resident in Finland have the right to freely move within the country and to choose their place of residence. Everyone has the right to leave the country. Limitations on this right may be provided by an Act, if they are necessary for the purpose of safeguarding legal proceedings or for the enforcement of penalties or for the fulfilment of the duty of national defence. Finnish citizens shall not be prevented from entering Finland or deported or extradited or transferred from Finland to another country against their will. However, it may be laid down by an Act that due to a criminal act, for the purpose of legal proceedings, or in order to enforce a decision concerning the custody or care of a child, a Finnish citizen can be extradited or transferred to a country in which his or her human rights and legal protection are guaranteed.(802/2007, entry into force 1.10.2007) The right of foreigners to enter Finland and to remain in the country is regulated by an Act. A foreigner shall not be deported, extradited or returned to another country, if in consequence he or she is in danger of a death sentence, torture or other treatment violating human dignity.