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Recognize that the term “illegitimate child” is discriminatory and must no longer be used to refer to children born out of non-marital unions. Promote the use of the term “ children born out of wedlock” or “non-marital child” over “illegitimate child”.

Propose an amnesty for all illegitimate children and their mothers detained in countries where being an illegitimate child and being an unwed mother is a crime.

Propose that governments and embassies of corresponding countries step in and advocate for immediate release and safety for the “crime” of giving birth to a child born out of wedlock. Recognize that such children are guaranteed the rights, protections, responsibilities and liabilities under their respected constitutions and international laws.

Advocate for all children to be treated as equals in regards to SUCCESSION and INHERITANCE rights regardless of parental marital status, and be protected under the United Nations Convention on Rights of the Child.

Take the initiative to abolish laws that discriminate against accessing legal rights, and propose policies and programs that lift up the rights of children born out of wedlock. Provide free DNA testing through strategic partnerships for non-marital children claiming filiation in different countries.

Enable children born out of wedlock and their mothers to access education, health services, job findings, grants and other government benefits.

Provide assistance through network and  financial and legal assistance, and facilitate children’s acquisition of inheritance and succession rights in a global set-up, as well as creating a mental and spiritual safe haven.

We are an active partner of 17 sustainable development goals, promoting Equal Rights for Children born out of wedlock and their mothers through the inclusion of SDG goal 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, 16 and 17. It is guided by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, as well as its two Optional Protocols.

Raise consciousness and awareness in countries that have signed and ratified the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Involve media, fashion, arts and entertainment key influencers in the creation of a positive impact and acceptance, and recreate an environment that is non-prejudicial to the children born out of wedlock.

Honor every child and woman without discriminating or degrading those from non-traditional bonds.

Involve the society and recognize the society’s importance in accelerating the equalization of marital and non-marital children in local and global settings.

Preserve the legitimacy of all children as compulsory heirs regardless of parental marital status.

Lessen the global stigma and discrimination against children born out of wedlock and their mothers.