Civic Principles & Ethics

Public institutions, rights and duties, accountability, transparency, and ethics for civic life.

Principles

Core civic values: legitimacy, rights, duties, fairness, and harm reduction.

How civic systems should be structured: checks and balances, service orientation, and integrity.

Rights, responsibilities, and the boundaries that protect dignity and freedom.

Verifiability, open records, oversight, anti-corruption, and enforceable consequences.

Definitions, scope boundaries, and common questions about this civic domain.

This domain is about civic ethics and institutional design: how societies coordinate power, rights, responsibilities, and accountability.
It is compatible with multiple belief systems. No spiritual or symbolic worldview is required.
It overlaps with Âme artificielle where governance is shared (oversight, transparency, harm reduction), but it remains a distinct domain.