Declaration of the People

The Declaration of the People is a formal statement expressing the collective will and fundamental rights of a community or nation. It outlines key principles such as sovereignty, equality, and justice, asserting that authority comes from the people's consent. This declaration often serves as a foundation for establishing or reaffirming a country’s values, guiding laws, and government legitimacy, especially during times of change or independence. Essentially, it emphasizes that the power and legitimacy of a government derive from the people it serves.