Framework for the Protection of Non-Earth and Synthetic Person-Like Subjects (FP-NESPS): A Precautionary UN Legal and Policy Framework

This publication is a precautionary legal-policy framework. It does not claim that non-Earth persons or such entities are proven to exist, and it does not validate any specific UFO/UAP case. Its purpose is to identify and address a possible future legal gap.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-18
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20263442
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Environmental law and policy
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Framework for the Protection of Non-Earth and Synthetic Person-Like Subjects (FP-NESPS): A Precautionary UN Legal and Policy Framework

Nagy Norbert Ferenc
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Environmental law and policy
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Framework for the Protection of Non-Earth and Synthetic Person-Like Subjects (FP-NESPS): A Precautionary UN Legal and Policy Framework

Nagy Norbert Ferenc
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Abstract

This publication is a precautionary legal-policy framework. It does not claim that non-Earth persons or such entities are proven to exist, and it does not validate any specific UFO/UAP case. Its purpose is to identify and address a possible future legal gap.

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