TPEOThe People of the Earth Organization

Every seat in the world belongs to a government. We propose one that belongs to a person.

The United Nations is an organisation of states, and it was built that way on purpose: its members are governments, and a government speaks for everyone inside its borders whether or not they agree. The People of the Earth Organization starts from the other unit — the person.

TPEO does not exist yet. There is a name, a mark, a domain and the principle below. Nothing on this page describes an organisation that has been founded, and nothing here asks you to join, pay or send anything.

As it works nowAn organisation of states
What is proposedAn organisation of people

Member

A state. 193 of them hold a seat in the General Assembly.

Member

A person. One human being, one membership, wherever they happen to live.

Voice

The government speaks for everyone within its borders — including those who did not elect it and those it is currently prosecuting.

Voice

Nobody speaks on your behalf by default. Representation is delegated by you, and it can be withdrawn.

Weight of a vote

One state, one vote — the same weight whether it holds eleven thousand people or a billion and a half.

Weight of a vote

One person, one vote. Population is not a multiplier and not a discount.

The stateless

Millions of people hold no citizenship at all. In an assembly of states there is no seat that corresponds to them.

The stateless

Membership does not depend on a passport, because the unit is a person and not a nationality.

Who is bound

Resolutions bind states, and a state can leave, refuse or veto on behalf of its population.

Who is bound

Nothing here binds a state. This is a body of opinion and of record — its force is that it can be counted, not that it can compel.

What one vote is worth

Two numbers, no rhetoric: the General Assembly has 193 members, and your country holds exactly one of those seats. Enter how many people live in it.

Your share of your state’s vote —
Your vote in TPEO — One member, one vote. The number of people around you changes nothing.

This is arithmetic on a structure, not a criticism of anyone’s conduct. The UN is an organisation of states by design, and for the things states must settle between themselves that design is the right one. The arithmetic only shows what it cannot do: give a person a seat of their own.

Five principles, written before anything else

They are published now so that they can be held against us later, when there is something to hold.

01The unit is a personNot a state, not a nation, not a diaspora, not a community. Everything else is a delegation from that unit and can be revoked by it.
02Membership is not a passportCitizenship, residence and recognition by any government are irrelevant to membership. A stateless person is a full member.
03We compel nobodyTPEO issues no orders to states and claims no jurisdiction. Its instrument is a counted, verifiable opinion — and a record of who said what.
04One vote stays one voteNo weighting by wealth, population, seniority or contribution. A vote that can be bought is not a vote.
05Everything countable is publicHow a question was put, how many answered and how the count was made — all of it open, including when the result is inconvenient.

Where this stands

Plainly, so that nobody mistakes an intention for an institution.

ExistsA name, a mark, a domain and the principles above.Published 10.08.2026.
Does not existAny legal entity, charter, membership, council, budget or vote.No one has been enrolled.
NextA charter, and the people willing to be answerable for it.Until then there is nothing to join.