Turning Point for All Nations is a statement written by the Bahá'í International Community on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations. It calls for a restructure of the institutions of the United Nations to respond to increasing the interdependence of all countries of the world, and the subsequent requirement of a system of global governance. It calls for an evolutionary view of the development of the United Nations, with a recognition of past failures, current challenges and future possibilities. It proposes approaches to be taken with regard to the development of an international executive; a world court; global economic development; and the promotion of human rights. It argues that key to progress will be the inclusion of women in all structures and processes. It acknowledges that the most powerful agent of human attitude and behaviour change is religion free from dogma and imitation.