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The Constitution of the Republic of Uzupio is written in three languages on the wall of the town square: (l–r) reflected in French with Andrius, English with Jim, and Lithuanian with Warner. It includes these rights: • Everyone has the right to hot water, heating in winter, and a tiled roof. • Everyone has the right to die, but this is not an obligation. • Everyone has the right to idle. • A dog has the right to be a dog. • Everyone has the right to be happy. • Everyone has the right to be unhappy. • No one has the right to violence. • Everyone shall remember their name. • Everyone has the right to cry. • Do not defeat. • Do not fight back. • Do not surrender.
The Constitution of the Republic of Uzupio is written in three languages on the wall of the town square: (l–r) reflected in French with Andrius, English with Jim, and Lithuanian with Warner. It includes these rights: • Everyone has the right to hot water, heating in winter, and a tiled roof. • Everyone has the right to die, but this is not an obligation. • Everyone has the right to idle. • A dog has the right to be a dog. • Everyone has the right to be happy. • Everyone has the right to be unhappy. • No one has the right to violence. • Everyone shall remember their name. • Everyone has the right to cry. • Do not defeat. • Do not fight back. • Do not surrender.
