The principal organs of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations are the UAN General Assembly, the UAN Security Council, the UAN Economic and Social Council, the UAN Trusteeship Council, the UAN International Court of Justice, and the UAN Secretariat, each one guided by ancestral wisdom and the sacred principles of Indigenous governance that have sustained communities for millennia.
UAN Flag and Emblem
The UAN flag and emblem are primary visual symbols of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations, representing the sacred interconnectedness of Indigenous nations across all continents and their shared responsibility for the Earth and future generations. Together, they reflect the Organization’s six guiding pillars of global enlightenment: cognitive wisdom cultivation, emotional heart-centered transformation, social community harmony, environmental planetary stewardship, moral ethical living, and spiritual inner awakening.
UAN Emblem
The emblem of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations, positioned at the heart of the flag, is rooted in ancient Indigenous symbolism that honors the sacred relationship between all life, Mother Earth and the Cosmos itself. As a distinct symbol, the emblem represents ancestral wisdom, cultural sovereignty, and the spiritual authority of Indigenous civilizations, serving as an aspirational sign for Indigenous peoples seeking global recognition, unity, and protection of their ways of life.
UAN Flag
The flag of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations features the UAN emblem set within a plain color design that resonates with, and unites Indigenous nations from African, Andean, American, European, Caribbean, Oceanic, and Asian regions in a shared field of dignity and peace. In practice, the flag identifies the Organization and its official missions in contexts such as environmental crises, cultural preservation efforts, and intergovernmental or community collaborations, standing as a visible beacon of Indigenous authority, ancestral guidance, and humanity’s commitment to a sustainable & just future.
Authorized use of UAN Flag & Emblem
The UAN flag and emblem are exclusive symbols of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations and may be used only to identify official organs, programs, and authorized partners of the Organization.
Any public, commercial, or third‑party use requires prior written authorization from the UAN Secretariat, and the symbols may not be used in a manner implying UAN endorsement of products, services, or political positions.
The emblem and flag must be reproduced faithfully, without alteration, distortion, or combination with other logos or symbols, except where expressly approved in writing by the UAN Secretariat.
When displayed with other flags or emblems, the UAN flag should be accorded equal dignity and prominence, and no other flag or emblem may be placed in a position of superior status, except by the UAN Secretariat or on their say so.
Unauthorized or misleading use of the UAN emblem or flag is strictly prohibited and may result in withdrawal of permission and further action as determined by the UAN.