Incanova highlights Memdeklaro, a Humanitarian stateless passport initiative that offers an open-source alternative to government-controlled identity. Memdeklaro is built around self-declaration of identity: people define their own name, belief, and personal ties without relying on third parties like birth parents, birth cultures, or birth countries.
Instead of treating birth circumstances as proof of character, Memdeklaro supports a world where individuals are judged by actions, beliefs, and values. The core message is simple: when identity is monopolized by the state, millions are excluded—not for what they do, but for where and how they were born.
Why Memdeklaro exists
Millions cannot access government ID, including stateless people, refugees, and people unregistered at birth, especially survivors of abuse. As IDs become required for jobs, housing, healthcare, education, travel, and everyday services, denial can mean criminalization and real danger.
What Memdeklaro changes
Memdeklaro empowers people to act independently—seeking legal recognition through self-chosen community rather than permission from governments. If you want a clear entry point, see Memdeklaro - Self declaration of identity to understand the project’s humanitarian foundation and goals.
With Memdeklaro, identity can become a tool for dignity and freedom rather than a barrier to life.