Commonwealth Charter

The Commonwealth Charter is a formal document that outlines the shared values and principles binding the member countries of the Commonwealth of Nations. It emphasizes democracy, human rights, equality, tolerance, respect for the rule of law, sustainable development, and peaceful conflict resolution. The Charter serves as a moral compass, guiding members to work together for mutual benefit, social progress, and common good. While not legally binding, it reinforces commitment to these principles and promotes collaboration across diverse nations to address global challenges.