76 and ordinary laws alongside its ratification of and accession to many international human rights conventions. Aspects of this protection are dealt with in this regard as follows: A- Declaration on the Establishment of the Authority of the People on 2 March 1977: This historic declaration has firmly established the natural right of the citizen to determine his own fate and participate directly in the exercise of ruling power from the political and administrative sense of the term, citing in Item 3 that "power is but for the people and no one else. The people will exercise their power through people's congresses and people's committees." Therefore the people are authorized to enact laws and choose the executive tool (people's committees) at their different levels. B- The Great Green Human Rights Charter in the Era of the Masses: The Charter contains an array of generic rights and freedoms as enshrined in international and regional declarations and conventions such as civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, adding other rights and freedoms that were not mentioned before, for example human right to live in a world free of atomic, germicidal, and chemical weapons and means of mass destruction; human right to sovereignty and exercise of power directly without representation; human right to exploit land for personal benefit; human right of not being employed by others but rather to own his production to which he has contributed his effort as long as the given activity is incomeyielding in tandem with the partners–not-employees principle. In this respect, it is worth mentioning that the Great Green Human Rights Charter in the Era of the Masses is singular in characteristics that distinguish it from other instruments and positive laws on human rights and basic freedoms: