International Petition for the Global Prohibition of the Dehumanizing Term "Beggar" and for the Recognition of Humanity as "Sharers" (United Nations Depository Edition)

This record documents an International Moral–Linguistic Petition submitted under Article 51(c) of the Constitution of India through the President of the Republic of India and the Prime Minister’s Office of India for transmission to the United Nations and its Member States. The petition seeks the global abolition of the dehumanizing term “Beggar” from languages, policies, institutions, and digital systems, and proposes the recognition of humanity as “Sharers” in accordance with principles of dignity, equality, interdependence, and shared survival. This submission is non-accusatory, non-coercive, and civilizational in nature. It constitutes a permanent moral, linguistic, and ethical record aligned with international human rights law, United Nations Charter principles, and sustainable development frameworks. The document is preserved for present and future generations as an official civilizational correction through language.