Symbols Act 2026

This Act describes the symbols of the United Human Digital Union and protects them from misuse.

It is made by the Founding Council under Article 5 of the Charter and gives effect to Article 1.

Article 1The emblem

1.1The emblem of the Union is a navy roundel within a beaded double ring of gold, bearing a laurel wreath, an arc of stars and the letter U.
1.2The left arm of the U is solid and white, for people; the right arm is made of gold segments, for the digital world. They meet in one letter: one union, human and digital.
1.3The laurel stands for the Charter that binds the Union, and the stars for its members.

2.1The Great Seal of the Union is the emblem within a band lettered “United Human Digital Union” and “Est. MMXXVI”.
2.2The Great Seal is used only by the Union, on Union documents, decisions and official acts.

4.1The symbols belong to the Union.
4.2Anyone may show the emblem to refer to the Union, for example in news, commentary or education, without changing it.
4.3Members may show the emblem to indicate that they, or their Digital Companies, are members of the Union, provided they do not suggest that the Union endorses them or acts for them.
4.4Any other use needs the Union's permission.

5.1No one may use the Great Seal, or any imitation of it.
5.2No one may use the symbols to forge or alter a Union document, to claim to act for the Union without authority, or to suggest that a document was issued or endorsed by the Union when it was not.
5.3No one may use the symbols to suggest that the Union is a state or that a Union document is issued by a state.
5.4A member who breaches this Article may be suspended or removed under the Membership Act. The Union may also act under the law that applies where the misuse takes place.