The document outlines a proposed international organization called ITOGS (International Treaty Organization for Global Security). ITOGS would serve as an inspection and enforcement body for treaties signed by UN member states and other nations. It would operate globally and ensure nations are honoring the treaties they have signed. ITOGS employees would lobby laws, advise on finances, and enforce treaties. The organization's directives would include enforcing human rights, investigating human rights violations, protecting victims, lobbying for international standards and treaties, organizing global conferences, supporting environmental conservation and humanitarian aid operations.