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About Democratic World Federalists

As Democratic World Federalists, we are working for a Democratic World Federation and have many honorable antecedents to follow. In 1942 Student Federalists were already calling for a Federal World Government. In October 1945 many civic American leaders issued the Declaration of Dublin, New Hampshire which promoted a world federal government. In 1947, World Federalists from around the U.S.A. formed the United World Federalists (later reformed as the World Federalist Association). Also in 1947 some far-seeing men and women from many countries met in Montreux, Switzerland, issued the Montreux Declaration, and formed the World Movement for World Federal Government. This global body later was renamed World Federalist Movement. In 1992 we named our quarterly publication Toward Democratic World Federation. In 1997 the former World Federalist Association amended its Goals and Beliefs to declare that to achieve its goal a democratic federal world government was required. Reflecting the growing consensus about what we should be working for, it is essential that we do not shy away from calling ourselves Democratic World Federalists. Befitting an organization working for a government for all humanity, we've discarded geographic limitations and opened ourselves to World Federalists and other concerned citizens from anywhere. We have Supporters — many of them distinguished World Federalists — from Hawaii to Massachusetts and from Oregon to Florida, as well in Canada and several European and Asian countries. We've had nationals from Australia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia, Cambodia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Great Britain, India, Iran, Italy, Kyrgyzstan, Mexico, Pakistan, Philippines, Spain, Switzerland, U.S.A., and Vietnam working in our office or on our governing board.

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