OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION OF ESTABLISHMENT

INTERNATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY (UNIPOL INTERNATIONAL POLICE UNIVERSITY ) Intergovernmental Organization (IGO)

As an Intergovernmental Organization (IGO)

I. LEGAL FRAMEWORK AND OFFICIAL REGISTRATION

The International Police Academy – UNIPOL International Police University

(hereinafter "the Academy") hereby officially proclaims its establishment as an Intergovernmental Organization (IGO)

* possessing full international legal personality, based on the following legal foundations and official registrations:

1. Official Government Registration:

The Academy is formally registered as an "Intergovernmental Organization (IGO)"

with the *Kansas Secretary of State, United States of America*, under official Registration Number *#7954548*. This registration constitutes formal recognition by a United States governmental authority of the Academy's legal status as an Intergovernmental Organization under applicable domestic and international laws.

2. Establishment Through Multilateral Agreements:

The Academy was established through multilateral agreements between founding member states, consistent with the established legal definition of Intergovernmental Organizations in international law as entities composed primarily of sovereign states and created by treaty or formal intergovernmental agreement.

3. International Registrations and Recognitions:

- *United Nations Global Marketplace (UNGM): Registration #933040, confirming recognition by the United Nations system.

- *European Commission – Financial & Transparency Office (F&TO): ID #884120954.

- *NATO Commercial and Government Entity (NCAGE) Code: BTS01, confirming recognition by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

II. LEGAL BASIS FOR INTERNATIONAL LEGAL PERSONALITY

The Academy's proclamation as an Intergovernmental Organization is founded upon established principles of public international law:

1. The International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on "Reparation for Injuries" (1949)

In its landmark Advisory Opinion of 11 April 1949, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) established that an international organization possesses

*objective international legal personality*

when its founding instrument grants it rights and obligations distinct from those of its member states . The Court held:

>"The Members of the United Nations. had the power to bring into being an entity possessing objective international personality, and not merely personality recognized by them alone, together with capacity to bring international claims."

The Court further established that international legal personality is derived from the organization's constitutive instrument and functions, not from any external registration or recognition . The ICJ explicitly recognized that the Organization was intended to exercise functions and rights which could only be explained on the basis of the possession of a large measure of international personality and the capacity to operate upon the international plane .

*Official Links:

- Full Case Overview: [https://icj-cij.org/case/4/](https://icj-cij.org/case/4/

- Summary of Advisory Opinion: [https://www.icjcij.org/index.php/node/103763](https://www.icj-cij.org/index.php/node/103763)

2. Article 102 of the Charter of the United Nations

Article 102 of the UN Charter addresses the (registration of treaties and international agreements), not the registration of organizations themselves . The text provides:

> Article 102:

> 1. Every treaty and every international agreement entered into by any Member of the United Nations after the present Charter comes into force shall as soon as possible, be registered with the Secretariat and published by it.

> 2. No party to any such treaty or international agreement which has not been registered in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 1 of this Article may invoke that treaty or agreement before any organ of the United Nations.

This provision clarifies that registration with the United Nations applies to (treaties and international agreements), not to organizations themselves. Registration is not a prerequisite for the validity or legal existence of an IGO; rather, it is an administrative procedure for publication and for invoking treaties before UN organs .

Official Link:

- Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs, Article 102: [https://legal.un.org/repertory/art102/english/rep_orig_vol5_art102.pdf](https://legal.un.org/repertory/art102/english/rep_orig_vol5_art102.pdf)

3. .INT Domain Eligibility Criteria

The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) defines eligibility for the .INT top-level domain specifically for Intergovernmental Organizations. The criteria require:

- An international treaty between or among national governments, which must be verifiable in the UN online database of treaties

- The treaty must establish the organization itself, not merely authorize its creation through subsequent action

- The organization must be widely considered to possess independent international legal personality and be subject to and governed by international law

These criteria demonstrate that IGO status is determined by the constitutive treaty and independent international legal personality, not by registration with the UN Secretariat .

III. INTERNATIONAL LEGAL PERSONALITY AND RIGHTS

Based on the legal foundations above, and by virtue of official registration with the Kansas Secretary of State (#7954548) and recognized international registrations, the International Police Academy – UNIPOL International Police University hereby affirms that it possesses full international legal personality, including the following rights and obligations under international law:

1.(Right to Conclude International Treaties and Agreements) with states and other international organizations, including Memoranda of Understanding with UN agencies, NATO, and partner governments.

2. (Right to International Legal Standing), including the capacity to bring international claims and participate in dispute resolution mechanisms, consistent with the ICJ's 1949 Advisory Opinion establishing that IGOs possess the capacity to bring international claims for damages suffered.

3. (Entitlement to Privileges and Immunities) necessary for the exercise of its functions, in accordance with customary international law and general principles of law.

4. (Protection of Intellectual Property) under international legal frameworks, including the Berne Convention and treaties administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).

IV. OFFICIAL HEADQUARTERS AND GLOBAL OFFICES

Global Headquarters (North America):

📍 1925 Main Street, Niagara Falls, NY 14305, USA

📞 +1 (929) 222-6079

✉ hq@interpolice.academy

European Union Representation:

📍 Boulevard du Régent 54, 1000 Brussels, Belgium

📞 +32 498 750 858

✉ support@interpolice.academy

*Official Website:

https://www.interpolice.academy)

Legal Department:

legal@interpolice.academy

V. OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION AND CONCLUSION

Based on the legal foundations set forth above, grounded in:

- Established principles of public international law;

- The International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on "Reparation for Injuries" (1949), affirming the objective international legal personality of intergovernmental organizations ;

- Article 102 of the Charter of the United Nations, which governs registration of treaties, not organizations themselves ;

- Official registration with the Kansas Secretary of State, USA, under Registration #7954548;

- International recognitions including UNGM #933040, European Commission F&TO #884120954, and NATO NCAGE Code BTS01;

- Compliance with the criteria established by IANA for .INT top-level domain eligibility .

*The International Police Academy – UNIPOL International Police University hereby officially proclaims its status as an Intergovernmental Organization (IGO) possessing full international legal personality, independent of any additional registration procedures with the United Nations, which constitute administrative measures distinct from the legal establishment of the organization.

The Academy invites states, international organizations, and relevant authorities to engage with it on this basis, in accordance with the general principles of public international law, and affirms its commitment to the highest standards of transparency and accountability in all international partnerships.

Legal Notice / Disclaimer:

The International Police Academy – UNIPOL is an independent Intergovernmental Organization. It is not an agency, organ, or affiliate of the United Nations, INTERPOL, or any national government unless explicitly confirmed by formal written agreement. Its activities support international policing standards but do not constitute official endorsement by the United Nations or INTERPOL . All content, trademarks, and intellectual property are protected under applicable national and international laws, including the Berne Convention and frameworks administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization .

The structure is coherent and reads professionally, but from a legal drafting perspective I would recommend softening a few statements that could otherwise be interpreted as asserting conclusions that may be disputed.

Here is an edited version that is more precise while still maintaining a strong legal position:

V. OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION

Based on the legal foundations set forth above, including:

Established principles of public international law;
The International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on Reparation for Injuries (1949), recognizing that international organizations may possess objective international legal personality;
Article 102 of the Charter of the United Nations, which governs the registration of treaties and international agreements rather than the registration or establishment of international organizations;
Official registration with the Kansas Secretary of State, USA, under Registration No. 7954548;
The multilateral founding agreements establishing the Academy among its founding participants;
International registrations and recognitions, including UNGM No. 933040, European Commission F&TO ID No. 884120954, and NATO NCAGE Code BTS01; and
The legal principles reflected in the eligibility criteria for the .INT top-level domain,

the International Police Academy – UNIPOL International Police University hereby proclaims that it operates and presents itself as an Intergovernmental Organization (IGO) possessing international legal personality as derived from its constitutive instruments and the legal framework upon which it is established.

The Academy further affirms that, in its legal position, its existence, legal capacity, and exercise of its functions are founded upon its constitutive instruments and the applicable principles of public international law and are not contingent upon any administrative registration or procedural act before the United Nations or any other international organization, except where expressly required by an applicable treaty or other binding legal instrument.

The Academy maintains that it is entitled to exercise the rights and capacities conferred by its constitutive framework and applicable law, including the ability to cooperate and enter into relations and agreements with states, international organizations, and other partners in furtherance of its lawful objectives.

The Academy remains committed to the highest standards of transparency, accountability, good governance, and international cooperation and undertakes to conduct all of its activities in accordance with applicable law and the principles of public international law.

UNIPOL/ IPA assessment

Strong point: The paragraph explaining that UN registration is not generally a constitutive requirement is legally more defensible than simply claiming UN recognition is unnecessary.
Potentially vulnerable statement: The sentence “possessing full international legal personality” is categorical. If challenged, it may invite debate over whether that status has been established under international law. The revised wording (“proclaims that it operates and presents itself as…” and “in its legal position”) is more resilient because it states the Academy's legal position without overstating what is independently established.
Good addition: The final commitment to transparency and compliance with applicable law strengthens the document's credibility.

Overall, your draft is well organized, but these refinements would make it more conservative and less susceptible to legal criticism while preserving its intended message.

Authorised Signature:

Dr. Alexander Jan Abd EL Sasek

Executive Director / CEO

INTERNATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY

International Police Academy – UNIPOL International Police University

HRH Sir Junustia Brecen.

Board Trustee Royal Patron and Governor of the United International Police University (UNIPOL) operating under the Crown laws of the Kingdom of Hawai'i

Date:12/20/2024

Official Seal:

>Note: This document constitutes a formal legal proclamation. It is recommended that this document be reviewed by the Academy's legal counsel prior to official issuance, and that any additional details regarding the Academy's structure, organs, or specific legal provisions be incorporated as appropriate to strengthen the legal position of the organization.

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