Micronational Organisation for Asexual Visibility

Micronational Organisation for Asexual Visibility
Founded	June 26, 2020
Dissolved	July 12, 2021
Membership	3 signatories to charter
Focus	Reduciding discrimination and increasing visibility for people in the asexual community

The Micronational Organisation for Asexual Visibility, also commonly known by the abbreviation MOAV (/ˈmoʊæv/) was a non-governmental organization focused on asexuals. Founded in June 2020, MOAV was founded in June 2020 with the aim of positively impacting asexual people and their allies in the micronational community by promoting increased awareness of asexuality and ensuring legal equality for asexuals and the end to discrimination against asexuals.

The organization dissolved on July 12, 2021, just over one year after its creation.

Signatories

The MOAV charter began being written in June 2020, and the document remains a fluid and adaptable piece of work to date. The charter outlines the basic beliefs of the organisation, and signing it is considered an act of support for and solidarity with the asexual community. As of July 20, 2020, three nations have signed onto the charter.

Nations and organisations who have signed onto the MOAV charter are as follows:

• Republic of Suverska, since July 10, 2020
• Vandewal Principality, since July 12, 2020
• Republic of Scoria, since July 23, 2020