Establishment of UHJ

When Baha’is say, “from amongst all governments and nations a supreme tribunal must be established,” if they are referring to an organization like the United Nations, a fundamental contradiction arises. Such an organization will not necessarily help the people or be of any benefit to them, because the people in the UN represent their respective governments, not their people, and not all governments are truly representative of their people.

Bahā’u’llāh opines that the system in England seems appropriate for the Baha’i administration:
The system of government which the British people have adopted in London appeareth to be good, for it is adorned with the light of both kingship and of the consultation of the people.