Pilots;
The Arataka Research Consortium wishes to state its continued dedication to humanitarian relief in the Lirsautton system. However, we understand that this effort exists at the challenging intersection of sovereignty, cultural mores, and the humanitarian needs of a population suffering from untreated but eminently treatable ailments.
To that end, ARC reiterates its desire to assist the Aidonis Foundation in its humanitarian efforts planet-side. It is our firm belief that the Aidonis Foundation would not have deployed to address this issue unless there was suitable legal grounds for humanitarian intervention. Nonetheless, understanding that the Aidonis Foundation has greater legal grounds than ARC for its intervention, ARC states its intent to file amicus briefs in support of the Aidonis Foundation if a legal challenge by the Sang Do should occur. For the sake of brevity, I won’t expand on our legal understandings of the situation at this time.
Likewise, to minimize potential cultural issues, ARC actively solicits the advice and recommendations of Gallente nationals on this matter. Please contact me directly on these matters, if you please.
We hope for a peaceful, productive, and cooperative resolution to these matters, and look forward to further word from the Aidonis Foundation and the Sang Do.
In service,
Makoto Priano
Arataka Research Consortium, Coordination Group