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The first, foremost, and final source of all New Afrikan law and power is the New Afrikan people.
About THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF NEW AFRIKA
WHAT IS THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT REPUBLIC OF NEW AFRIKA?
The Provisional Government of the Republic of New Africa (PG-RNA) was founded with a Declaration of Independence issued by a convention in Detroit on March 31, 1968. It was inspired by the Malcolm X Society, and the Provisional Government's purpose has been to complete the work of revolutionaries like Gabriel Prosser, Denmark Vesey, Osborne Perry Anderson, Tunis Campbell, Edwin McCabe, El Hajj El Malik Shabazz (Malcolm X), and Queen Mother Moore, by establishing a New Afrikan state in North America. FREE THE LAND!!! First and foremost, the Basic Policy of the Government has not changed. Our policy as stated in the platform papers of December 1969 state: The basic policy of the government is to establish national strength through sovereignty, effective international relations, and inherent viability. Our position is that all the land where Black people live, in what has been called "the continental U.S.," is our land, where we have lived on it traditionally, worked and developed it, and fought for it. This is the subjugated territory of the Republic of New Africa. Our basic national objective is to free this land from subjugation: to win sovereignty. The New Africans’ claim, by rights of heritage and reparations, five states of the Deep South: Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina. In this area in many counties New Afrikans//Blacks already constitute a numerical majority. One set of these counties lies along the Mississippi River from Memphis to the Louisiana border and constitutes a contiguous territory containing more than 15,000 square miles – a territory which We call the Kush District , almost twice as large as the state of Israel. It is here that the Provisional Government of the Republic of New Africa has opened its struggle for land and independence .
NEW AFRIKAN CITZENSHIP
CITIZENSHIP BY BIRTH
Each Afrikan person born in America is a citizen of the Republic of New Afrika.
CITIZENSHIP BY PARENTAGE
Any child born to a citizen of the Republic of New Afrika is a citizen of the Republic of New Afrika.
CITIZENSHIP BY NATURALIZATION
Any person not otherwise a citizen of the Republic of New Afrika may become a citizen of the Republic of New Afrika by completing the procedures for naturalization as provided by the People's Center Council. Following paragraph was added after third PCC reading and approval on 28 March 1997. Any person of Afrikan descent is entitled to acquire citizenship in the Republic of New Afrika by a simple declaration of Republic of New Afrikan citizenship, made before an official of the Government on a form prescribed by the President and executed, with signature, by the person declaring Republic of New Afrikan citizenship.
PRE-RATIFICATION CITIZENSHIP RETAINED.
Each person who is a citizen of the Republic of New Afrika at the time of the passage of this Code of Umoja is hereafter a citizenship of the Republic of New Afrika.
RIGHT TO CHOICE OF CITIZENSHIP
The right of any person to deny expressly or renounce his/her citizenship shall not be abridged.
CITIZENSHIP OF OTHER AFRIKANS
Persons of Afrikan descent, wherever their original place of birth or domicile in the world, have a right to New Afrikan citizenship, as provided by the People's Center Council.
CONSCIOUS CITIZENSHIP
All citizens of the Republic of New Afrika who are aware of their citizenship are conscious New Afrikan citizens. As a result of an over 300 year-old policy of force and fraud used by the United States government and the governments of various American states against the New Afrikan nation, many citizens of the Republic of New Afrika are not aware of their human right to New Afrikan Citizenship and, indeed, are not aware of the existence of the New Afrikan nation in North America. The growth of the conscious New Afrikan citizenship is related to the success of the liberation struggle. The objective measurement of that growth shall be considered in the development and implementation of Provisional Government policy, programs and structure as determined by the People's Center Council.
GENERAL TERRITORIAL CLAIM
The Republic of New Afrika claims all the land to which Afrikan people in North America are entitled, having met the international law requirements of inhabitance, development and defense.
NEW AFRIKA'S NATIONAL TERRITORY
In accordance with the rights of our people under international law, including our right to a contiguous and fruitful land mass as a part of the reparations due us from the United States, and in view of the United States' failure and refusal in years since the U.S. Civil War to reach a land and reparations settlement with any of the legitimate representatives of the New Afrikan nation, in 1968 the Provisional Government of the Republic of New Afrika, acting for our people as a nation, PROCLAIMED the territory in North America, now known as Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina as the core of the National Territory of the Black Nation in North America, the Republic of New Afrika. It is the primary task of the Provisional Government to organize the people of the nation for success in their struggle for independence and sovereignty over this land mass