General Council of Diplomacy will help you to become a member of one of well-known international organizations. Positions in the following organizations are supported by diplomatic passport and credentials and benefit from diplomatic immunity in accordance with the statues of international law (1961 and 1963 Vienna Conventions) and the legislation in force:

• International Parliament for Safety and Peace

 International Parliament for Safety and Peace

The International Parliament for Safety and Peace is registered as an International Organization by the Secretary General of the United Nations in the United States of America. It is an Intergovernmental Organization of Nations,with activities of policy and international diplomacy in favour of all Governments of the States.

The used passport is a Parliamentary Passport, valid as a Diplomatic Passport in accordance with the International Law.

Each parliament member is appointed for a renewable five years term.  Senator members benefit from parliamentary and diplomatic immunity in accordance with the statues of international law (1961 and 1963 Vienna Conventions) and the legislation in force.

The parliament was founded in 1975 by the actual President, Monseigneur Prof. Dr. Vittorio Ivan Busa and the deceased Archbishop Makarios, former President of the republic of Cyprus.

The International Parliament for Safety and Peace is recognized in many countries. In 1985, the International parliament was officially recognized by the Italian government and the Constitutional Court of the Italian Republic by Act. Nr. 161-bis of July 10th 1985. On May 25th. 1979 it was recognized by the United Nations as a sovereign, intergovernmental and diplomatic organ.

The parliament unites in its breast agents of the whole world and it has parliamentary and diplomatic delegations in more than 135 countries in the world. Many Presidents and ex-Presidents, Ministers and Members of Parliament, Ambassadors and Consuls, representatives of Science and Culture, and last but not least Captains of Commerce and Industry became member and participate in the regular conferences. Just to give you some of the impressive list of names: Mr. Vaclav Havel (President of the Czech republic), Mr. Carlos Peres (President of Venezuela), Mr. Franjo Tudjman (President of Croatia), are all vice-presidents of the International Parliament for Safety and Peace.  

The parliament is a politically and religiously neutral organization, the Constitution firstly recognized by the Host country Italy, is comparable with that of the European Parliament.

The purpose of the International Parliament for Safety and Peace is to ensure that all people in the world enjoy maximum safety and peace. People should be dedicated to ensure security and peace through the avoidance of discrimination and oppression of the poor at national and world level.

Every Member of the Parliament (M.P.) receives a diplomatic passport that is valid in the most important countries of the world, as are the USA, France, Great Britain and Northern Ireland. These diplomatic passports have also been recognized by Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Fiji Republic, Greece, Haiti, Kenya, Niger, Peru, Uganda, Venezuela and former Yugoslavia. The number of these countries is constantly increasing.

The parliament continually sponsors safety and peace projects. The International Parliament for Safety and Peace awards Peace Trophies. The 1989 Peace Trophy has been awarded to the President of the U.S.S.R., Mr. Gorbachev.

The International Parliament for safety and Peace has established, according to the Public International Right, a Council of the States for the Protection of Life.

This body’s task is to keep an eye on the actions of those governments that oppress the populations with criminal expedients, such as violent death, torture, cruel punishments, inhuman and degrading ill-treatments, police and judiciary persecutions, including exile.

The Council of the States can take, at the Headquarters of the United Nations, severe initiatives against those governments that are responsible of criminal acts against the human life and shall ask for sanctions and other politico-diplomatic steps, in order to isolate those Nations from the Civil International Assembly.  

The International Parliament condemns any kind of political, religious and racial persecution, as well as arbitrary arrests, persecutions, warnings, detentions or exile, tortures and death punishments; it defends the right to freedom of thought, speech and conscience.

The States that are publicly incriminated by the International Parliament for safety and Peace will be proposed for the expulsion from the United Nations.