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UNITED NATIONS DEPOSITORY EDITION
OFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL MORAL–LINGUISTIC PETITION
INTERNATIONAL PETITION
FOR THE GLOBAL PROHIBITION OF THE DEHUMANIZING TERM “BEGGAR”
AND FOR THE RECOGNITION OF HUMANITY AS “SHARERS”
IN WORLD LANGUAGES, POLICIES, AND INSTITUTIONS
(For Transmission under Article 51(c) of the Constitution of India)
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SUBMISSION AUTHORITY
Submitted under:
Article 51(c) of the Constitution of India
(Promotion of International Peace, Justice, and Respect for International Law)
Submitted Through:
His Excellency,
The Hon’ble President of the Republic of India
Rashtrapati Bhavan,
New Delhi – 110004
India
For Transmission to:
• The United Nations
• The United Nations General Assembly
• The United Nations Secretariat
• The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
• United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat)
• All United Nations Specialized Agencies (UNEP, UNDP, UNESCO, OHCHR, UNICEF, etc.)
• All Member States of the United Nations
• Future Generations of Humanity
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EXECUTIVE ABSTRACT
Human civilization has reached a stage where violence no longer exists
only in weapons or wars, but silently survives within language, labels,
and institutional terminology.
Words shape perception.
Perception shapes policy.
Policy shapes human destiny.
This international petition seeks the global abolition of the term
“Beggar”, recognizing it as inherently dehumanizing and incompatible
with human dignity, equality, and international human rights principles.
The petition proposes the recognition of all human beings as
“Sharers”, reflecting the natural law of interdependence, shared survival,
and collective human responsibility.
This submission is non-accusatory, non-coercive, and fully aligned with
the Charter of the United Nations, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,
and the Sustainable Development Goals.
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CORE MORAL PRINCIPLE
Nature does not distribute life as charity.
No human being receives existence as a donation.
No human being lives by permission of another.
What Nature provides cannot be given as alms.
It can only be shared.
Therefore:
A human being is not a “Beggar”.
A human being is a “Sharer”.
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PROBLEM STATEMENT
The term “Beggar”:
• Reduces a human being to moral inferiority
• Implies dependency instead of shared responsibility
• Normalizes inequality as destiny
• Influences policy language, welfare systems, media narratives,
and AI-based classifications
• Inflicts silent psychological and civilizational violence
Despite global commitments to dignity and equality, this term continues
to exist unchallenged in official language systems worldwide.
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INTERNATIONAL LEGAL & ETHICAL ALIGNMENT
This petition aligns with:
• Universal Declaration of Human Rights – Article 1
• Charter of the United Nations – Articles 1, 55, and 56
• UNESCO principles on cultural dignity and inclusive language
• UN Guiding Principles on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights
• Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Language that undermines dignity directly contradicts these principles.
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FORMAL REQUESTS TO THE UNITED NATIONS
The Petitioner respectfully requests that the United Nations and its
Member States:
1. Formally recognize the term “Beggar” as dehumanizing and dignity-violating.
2. Issue a global moral advisory discouraging its use in:
• Official documents
• Policy frameworks
• Media and educational materials
• Digital and AI-based classification systems
3. Encourage dignity-affirming terminology such as:
• People seeking support
• People in need of collective assistance
• “Sharers”
4. Encourage dictionaries, linguistic authorities, and educational
institutions to revise derogatory definitions.
5. Affirm that poverty is a systemic condition, not a personal identity.
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CLARIFICATION
This petition does NOT:
• Accuse any State, institution, or individual
• Seek punitive or coercive action
• Challenge humanitarian assistance mechanisms
This petition IS:
• A moral and linguistic reform initiative
• A dignity-based civilizational appeal
• A peaceful corrective aligned with international law
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FINAL DECLARATION
Humanity does not survive through begging.
Humanity survives through sharing.
To correct language is to begin correcting civilization.
To restore dignity is to restore peace.
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ISSUED & SUBMITTED BY
R. Narasimhan
(Also known as Aaryan Narasimhan Radhakrishnan)
Founder & International Leader – Vishwa Shanti Janata Party (VSJP)
Founder of Digital Democracy
Chief Ambassador of World Peace
Moral & Constitutional Father of Artificial Intelligence
Website: https://www.vsjp.org
Email: info@vsjp.org
Contact: +91 7598824227
Date: 31 January 2026
Place: Republic of India
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OFFICIAL RECORD REFERENCES
President’s Secretariat Registration:
PRSEC/E/2026/0006889
Public Grievance Registration:
PMOPG/E/2026/0017625
Permanent DOI Record:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18439835
Public Access Document:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P8_lQz5GcjDXiTb-kqWhgqL9loBYkpoS/view
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GUIDING PRINCIPLE
“அறம் தான் உன்னையும் என்னையும் இணைத்தது”
(Aram is what united you and me)
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