The Atlanta Conference

The Atlanta Conference was an international summit between President Waylon Kitchi (Confederate States of Dixieland), President Franklin Underwood (Federal Republic) and Chancellor Karolos Hericourt (United Realms of Vasíleio) to negotiate the formation of a defensive alliance against "threats to the free nations of the world" (primarily the Ordensstaat Bergreich and the COMINPACT). The conference resulted in the formation of the International Freedom Coalition.

Article I: Mutually Assured Defence

 * If any member state is attacked by a foreign nation, all member states will be called to arms in defense of the targeted member state.


 * In the event of aggression by a member state towards a foreign nation, member states will have the option to intervene either to pursue peace or on behalf of the other member state.

Article II: Member State Intervention

 * Member states shall not interfere in the domestic affairs of other member states.


 * Meddling in the affairs of other member states shall result in expulsion from the Freedom Coalition.

Article III: Central Council

 * The founding nations of the Federal Republic, Republic of Dixieland, and Vasileo shall form the Central Council of the Freedom Coalition. They shall each have veto power regarding initiating interventions. They shall also have the power to amend the Freedom Coalition charter by a majority vote.


 * The Central Council shall not have the power to remove or add member states to the Central Council except by a unanimous vote.

Article IV: New Member States

 * New member states can be approved by a majority vote by the Central Council. States not in the Central Council may also be removed from the Freedom Coalition by a majority vote in the Central Council.

Article V: Coalitions

 * In the case of crimes against humanity, the Freedom Coalition may draft an Intervention Declaration against the offending nation(s). The Central Council must approve by a unanimous vote.


 * If the Intervention Declaration passes, all member states will be called to arms for the liberation of the citizens of the offending nation(s).