Charter of the Commonwealth

The Charter of the Commonwealth is a document that outlines the shared values and principles among the member countries of the Commonwealth of Nations. It emphasizes democracy, human rights, equality, and sustainable development, guiding cooperation and decision-making within the organization. The charter recognizes the diverse history and cultures of its members, fostering mutual respect and collaboration. While it is not legally binding, it serves as a moral standard to promote good governance and social progress across member states. Overall, it underpins the Commonwealth's commitment to building a peaceful, equitable, and interconnected community of nations.