A people bound by , not by chance.
Five languages, one shared civic oath, and a maritime culture rooted in European heritage. This is what everyday life in the Sovereign Covenant State is being built to feel like.
What holds a covenant society together.
Heritage & conscience
A Christian civic heritage expressed in the national arms, with freedom of religion and conscience guaranteed equally to every person.
Family & community
Strong families and neighbourhood associations are the first institutions of the Sovereign Covenant State; the State serves them, never the reverse.
Housing by leasehold
Land is held in covenant trust and leased on transparent, ledger-recorded terms — the dividend funds public services instead of income tax.
Forty percent green
A constitutional floor of green coverage in every residential canton: parks, allotments and shoreline walks within reach of every home.
Five voices, equal in dignity.
Under the Official Languages & Diplomatic Communication Act, every citizen may address the State in any official language and receive an answer in it. English is the working language of law and the Gazette.
Read the Act- 01EnglishLanguage of state, law and the Gazette
- 02DeutschOfficial language
- 03NederlandsOfficial language
- 04СрпскиOfficial language
- 05ItalianoOfficial language
The sea is our border, our road and our inheritance.
Sailing clubs in every port, a national regatta on St. Brendan's Day, and maritime craft taught in every school: the culture of Aletheia faces outward, to the North Sea and the world beyond it.
National days of the Sovereign Covenant State.
Covenant Day
Anniversary of the Covenant’s promulgation. Public reading of the Preamble in every canton.
St. Brendan’s Day
Festival of the sea: blessing of the fleet and the maritime regatta at Port Nicholas.
Feast of St. Augustine
Day of learning: universities and libraries open their doors to all.
St. Barbara’s Day
Honouring those who serve in the ADSS, emergency services and civil defence.
