Declaration of Return

In the chaos of their forced removal from their homelands a couple of the refugees penned a document of intent. The goal being to help bind the refugees and other locals together with a common intent and direction.
  While it isn't a constitution by which the organization MUST operate, it is a document that is used in practicality in the running of the organization. The current leaders of the RRR state that in a few years they may codify it into a rules document instead of just a guiding document. They state the need for continuity, and once the founders of the document disappear any guiding document should be more formally accepted and functional.

First Clause: An assertion of the value of humanity, hope, and shared goals
  Second Clause: A statement of general purpose and what immediate goals should be
  Third through Fifth clauses: Descriptions of the three goals of Retrieve, Revive, and Return. Retrieving being sub divided into the retrieval of knowledge and the retrieval of other refugees (only if willing to be retrieved). And return being the goal of finding who caused their fate of finding themselves one day transported them here and how to get back.
  Six through Ninth clauses: Descriptions of values, principles, and organizational models to be used in the completion of the three goals. This included statements on the sanctity of all sentient life, the statement on strength and negotiation, as well as others. This is often considered the weakest part of the document and the most likely to be discounted or revised.