Founding Document

Constitution of the RAHA Network

The values and structure of the Persian Atheists Network — the foundation R.A.H.A is built on.

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Introduction

The RAHA Network is founded on four core principles: rationalism, atheism, humanism, and free thought. The network is committed to promoting reason, free thinking, science-based beliefs, and human rights, and respects the freedom of conscience, expression, and individual choice of its members and audience.

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Fundamental Principles

Rationalism

Respect for reason, logic, and scientific evidence as the basis for decision-making.

Free Thought

The right of every person to hold differing opinions, without fear of punishment.

Humanism

Belief in the inherent value and dignity of every human being.

Atheism

Disbelief in the existence of God or supernatural beings.

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Group Membership

Membership is granted after submitting an application and approval by the board of directors. Applicants must accept the fundamental principles. Member information is strictly confidential and will never be shared with third parties under any circumstances.

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Rules and Regulations

Members are expected to conduct themselves honestly and in accordance with ethical principles. Any discrimination, harassment, or inappropriate behavior will result in revocation of membership. Members are free to express their opinions, provided they maintain mutual respect for others.

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Amending the Constitution

Any amendment to the constitution requires approval from at least two-thirds of core members. Proposed amendments must be announced at least two weeks before the vote. No amendment may contradict the network's core values.