The document covers a wide range of economic, political, diplomatic, military, energy and humanitarian issues that point the way to an end to war and a lasting peace. That is, to peace that lasts from generation to generation, and not a short truce before the next wave of aggression. The main idea is that peace and justice are inextricably linked. The empire must be destroyed, because only the termination of the existence of the empire is the termination of the existence of eternal danger and threat to Ukraine.
Work on the manifesto began in December last year, says co-author of the declaration Mykhailo Gonchar. This document was presented in February at a security conference in Munich. "We received a reaction from our Western partners. Mostly positive. Only in some cases there were skeptical assessments, but we understand their origin. These were officials who act according to the principle of "don't look up", like in a famous Hollywood movie. There is a problem, but if you don't notice it, it's as if it's not there. We offered a vision of how to solve this problem."
The "Sustainable Peace Manifesto" can be found here.