Freedom Index of Pavonistade [CLOSED, no more calculating]

[Pavonistade]

Ehrendale receives a level of 27, which is just enough to get it to Medium.

(EDIT: I'm considering on changing the levels of Low and Medium, so I guess Ehrendale and some others may be degraded. :|)

[Skeckoa]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[X] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[ ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[X] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[X] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[X] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[ ] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[ ] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[X] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[ ] Complete independence
[X] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[X] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[ ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[X] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[ ] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[X] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[X] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[X] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

[Renzynistan]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[X ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[ ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[X ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[X ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[ ] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[X ] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[ ] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[X ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[X ] Complete independence
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[ ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[X ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[X ] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[ ] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[ ] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[X ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[X ] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[X ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

[Anollasia]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[X ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[ ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[X ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[X ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[X ] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[ ] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[ ] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[X ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[X ] Complete independence
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[ ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[X ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[X ] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[ ] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[X ] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[X ] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[X ] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[ ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

[Pavonistade]

The list is updated, and so are the ranges of Low, Medium, and High.

[The Dictatorship POD]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[X] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[ ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[X] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[X] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[X] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[ ] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[ ] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

In response to a riot...
[ ] Have government officials publicly address rioters peacefully and request peace
[ ] Light deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Light deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Have the military intervene and break up the riot
[X] Use all means possible, violent or not, to break up the riot

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[X] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[ ] Complete independence
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[X] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[ ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[X] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[ ] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[X] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[ ] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[X] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[ ] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[X] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[ ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[X] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

Successfully completed.

I'm aiming high.

[Pavonistade]

I would advise two separate sections for riots and protests, as by definition, protests are peaceful while riots are violent.

There's a chance we could also rename "Protest" as "Disturbances," but I'll see what I can do.

[Calabarzon]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[√] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[ ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[√] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[√] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[ ] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[√] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[ ] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[√] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[ ] Complete independence
[√] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[√] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[√] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[ ] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[ ] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[√] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[√] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[ ]Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[√] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[ ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

[Alizeria]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[X] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[ ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[X] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[X] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[ ] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[X] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[ ] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

In response to a riot...
[X] Have government officials publicly address rioters peacefully and request peace
[ ] Light deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Light deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Have the military intervene and break up the riot
[ ] Use all means possible, violent or not, to break up the riot

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[X] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[X] Complete independence
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[ ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[X] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[ ] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[X] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[ ] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[X] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[ ] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[X] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[X] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

[Pavonistade]

Calabarzon receives a level of 73, and Alizeria receives 49. The dictatorship POD receives 47.

Also a new section "In response to a riot..." has been added at the request of The dictatorship POD. People ranked prior to the addition would have to submit the new section and mark the one option that fits the situation in their countries. This is so that their scores can be updated, but it is voluntary. :|

The Medium and High ranges are changed again, too.

[Alizeria]

Calabarzon receives a level of 73, and Alizeria receives 49.

Also a new section "In response to a riot..." has been added at the request of The dictatorship POD. People ranked prior to the addition would have to submit the new section and mark the one option that fits the situation in their countries. This is so that their scores can be updated, but it is voluntary. :|

The Medium and High ranges are changed again, too.

Updated mine accordingly, though I don't expect it'll affect the score?

[Pavonistade]

Updated mine accordingly, though I don't expect it'll affect the score?

It will affect your level/score (which is now 56), but it will not affect the range that you are in (Medium).

[Aboroginia]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[X] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[X] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[X] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[X] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[ ] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[ ] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

In response to a riot...
[X] Have government officials publicly address rioters peacefully and request peace
[ ] Light deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Light deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[X] Have the military intervene and break up the riot
[ ] Use all means possible, violent or not, to break up the riot

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[X] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[ ] Complete independence
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[X] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[X] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[ ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[X] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[ ] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[X] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[X] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[ ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[X] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

NOTE: The government sucks, it is a threat to our freedom. Meaning we are much like a right-wing anarchy.
EDIT 4: and yes, we are anarchy.

[Radiatia]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[X] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[X] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[X] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[ ] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[ ] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[X] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

In response to a riot...
[ ] Have government officials publicly address rioters peacefully and request peace
[ ] Light deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Light deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Have the military intervene and break up the riot
[X] Use all means possible, violent or not, to break up the riot

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[X] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[ ] Complete independence
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[X] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[ ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[X] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[X] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[ ] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[X] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[X] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[X] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[ ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

[Pavonistade]

Aboroginia receives a level of 68. As the "In response to a riot..." contains two marked options, the latter marked option (Have the military intervene and break up the riot) was selected as the option for the calculation. If the former option (Have government officials publicly address rioters peacefully and request peace) was selected, it would be 73.

Radiatia receives a level of 69.

[Rutthenia]

I would like to re-apply my application now that I understand this whole thing.

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[X] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[ ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[X] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[X] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[ ] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[X] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[ ] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

In response to a riot...
[X] Have government officials publicly address rioters peacefully and request peace
[ ] Light deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Light deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Have the military intervene and break up the riot
[ ] Use all means possible, violent or not, to break up the riot

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[X] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[ ] Complete independence
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[X] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[ ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[X] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[X] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[ ] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[X] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[X] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[X] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[ ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

[Tuskamo]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[X ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[X ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[X ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[X ] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[ ] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[ ] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

In response to a riot...
[ X] Have government officials publicly address rioters peacefully and request peace
[ ] Light deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Light deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Have the military intervene and break up the riot
[ ] Use all means possible, violent or not, to break up the riot

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[X ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[ ] Complete independence
[X ] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ X] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[X ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[X ] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[ ] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[ X] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[X ] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[X ] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[ ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

[Pavonistade]

I'll have to calculate existing applications (and any other that will follow) tomorrow. I have some RL business to do.

[Parhe]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[X] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc. [Hate Speeches and Slander are the only restricted]
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[ ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[X] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[X] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated [Minority and the Majority religion are regulated. Only Shintoism is banned.]
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[ ] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[X] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[ ] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

In response to a riot...
[X] Have government officials publicly address rioters peacefully and request peace [Of course violent rioters will not be tolerates]
[] Light deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Light deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Have the military intervene and break up the riot
[ ] Use all means possible, violent or not, to break up the riot

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[X] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[ ] Complete independence
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[X] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related [All judges must be approved by the legislature, monarch, and populace through referendum]
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[X] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments [Monetary exchange of drugs are regulated as with all other industries]
[ ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[X] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them [Of note, the great majority are pansexual with very few homosexuals, heterosexuals, or bisexuals]
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[ ] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[ ] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[X] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[X] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[X] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[ ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

[Hayabusa]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[X] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[ ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[X] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[X] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[ ] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[ ] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[X] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

In response to a riot...
[ ] Have government officials publicly address rioters peacefully and request peace
[ ] Light deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[X] Light deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Have the military intervene and break up the riot
[ ] Use all means possible, violent or not, to break up the riot

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[X] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[ ] Complete independence
[X] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[X] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[ ] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[X] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[ ] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[X] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[X] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[X] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[ ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

[Grand Britannia]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[X] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[ ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[X] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[X] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[ ] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[X] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[ ] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

In response to a riot...
[ ] Have government officials publicly address rioters peacefully and request peace
[ ] Light deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[X] Light deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Have the military intervene and break up the riot
[ ] Use all means possible, violent or not, to break up the riot

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[X] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[ ] Complete independence
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[X] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[ ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[X] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[ ] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[X] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[ ] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[X] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[ ] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[X] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[X] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[ ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

[Pavonistade]

List updated!

I said that I was going to do the calculations tomorrow, but I found time today to do them.

EDIT: Somehow didn't get Grand Britannia. It got a level of 55.

[Luziyca]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[X] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[ ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[X] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[X] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[ ] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[ ] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[X] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

In response to a riot...
[ ] Have government officials publicly address rioters peacefully and request peace
[ ] Light deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Light deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[X] Heavy deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Have the military intervene and break up the riot
[ ] Use all means possible, violent or not, to break up the riot

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[X] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[ ] Complete independence
[X] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[ ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[X] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[X] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[ ] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[X] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[X] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[X] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[ ] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[ ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case

[Pavonistade]

Luziyca receives a score of 67 and is placed at the range of Medium.

[Arana]

Freedom of speech/opinion/expression
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they are not affiliated with terrorism, crime, and/or wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[X] All people have the right to speech, opinion, and expression, so long as they do not express undesired speeches (e.g. those that are racist, xenophobic)
[ ] A selection of people will be subject to censorship depending on any controversies, crimes, indecency, etc. involved with them
[ ] All people that criticize the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state are subject to censorship and revoking of their rights
[ ] People of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All people that criticize the state will be arrested
[ ] All people whose speech(es) are not liked by the state will be arrested
[ ] People of all sorts that speak out on any issues will be arrested

Freedom of association
[ ] All people have the right to form whatever associations they wish to form and join whatever associations they wish to join without limitations
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they are not affiliated with wrongdoing
[ ] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not threaten to harm or kill any people, etc.
[X] All people have the right to form and join any associations, so long as they do not express undesired speeches
[ ] Associations indulged by controversies, crime, etc. are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state are subject to censorship
[ ] Associations of all sorts are subject to censorship
[ ] All associations that criticize the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] All associations not approved by the state shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested
[ ] Associations of all sorts shall be prohibited and all participants will be arrested

Freedom of religions
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities without limitations
[X] All people have the right to follow any religions and participate in any religious activities that are not criminal, dangerous, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are lightly monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] All people have the right to follow any religions, but are heavily monitored because there is a state religion, etc.
[ ] Minority religions are tolerated and regulated
[ ] Minority religions are lightly tolerated and heavily regulated
[ ] There is an official religion; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are condemned but not arrested
[ ] There is an official religion and worshiping is obligatory; people who refuse to abide by the religion and/or criticize it are arrested

In response to a protest...
[ ] No response/deployment of police force to arrest wrongdoers
[ ] Protesters subject to censorship and pressure
[X] Break the protest with "minor" police intervention (e.g. leader of violent protest arrested, roadblocking protesters dispersed)
[ ] Break the protest with "major" police intervention (e.g. leader of peaceful protest arrested, riot police called)
[ ] Break the protest with military intervention
[ ] Break the protest with all means possible, violent or not

In response to a riot...
[ ] Have government officials publicly address rioters peacefully and request peace
[X] Light deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police to stop wrongdoers; use "conventional" tools such as batons and electroshock weapons
[ ] Light deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Heavy deployment of riot police; use "unconventional" tools such as stink bomb and tear gas
[ ] Have the military intervene and break up the riot
[ ] Use all means possible, violent or not, to break up the riot

Powers of legislatures (federal)
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; multiple political parties in legislature
[X] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; multiple parties
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; vote on votes of no confidence against head of state and/or government; one party
[ ] Draft, vote, amend, and repeal laws; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Draft, amend, and repeal laws to the liking of head of state; no votes of no confidence; one party
[ ] Little or no actual power; head of state holds [near] absolute power

Independence of judicial systems (federal)
[X] Complete independence
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] All judges selected by legislature and/or judiciary
[ ] Chief Justice/equivalent appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] All judges appointed by head of state and/or related
[ ] Decisions under state influence and pressure
[ ] Partial incorporation in state
[ ] Complete dependence

Freedom to recreational drugs and substances
[ ] All drugs and substances can be produced, transported, sold/purchased, possessed, and consumed without limitations
[ ] All drugs and substances can be used with minor regulations and punishments
[ ] Drugs and substances can be used, so long as they are kept within a consumption limit
[ ] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (coming in effect rapidly) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[X] Drugs and substances that do not do significant harm (over a period of time) to the user can be used; violators are lightly/moderately punished
[ ] Users of rapidly-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] Users of gradually-harming drugs and substances will be heavily punished
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used, but violators are rarely prosecuted
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry light punishments
[ ] All drugs and substances cannot be used and will carry heavy punishments

Homosexuality
[X] Homosexuals have the same rights as heterosexuals, and can conduct businesses (e.g. be a part of government) similarly to them
[ ] Homosexuals have similar rights to heterosexuals, and face some limitations when conducting businesses
[ ] Homosexuals have some rights that heterosexuals have, and face notable limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected from some discrimination and face major limitations
[ ] Homosexuals are marginally protected only from government officials' discrimination and face so much limitations it's difficult to conduct businesses
[ ] Homosexuals are significantly discriminated and prosecuted, and cannot conduct any businesses whatsoever

Same-sex marriages
[X] Same-sex marriages can be performed without limitations and will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages are not recognized but same-sex unions will be recognized
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and unions will not be recognized; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Homosexuality is illegal and condemned in the first place, therefore such partnerships cannot occur

Same-sex adoption
[X] Same-sex couples have the right to adopt whichever person they wish to adopt
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but have to prove they can parent the adopted people unlike heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples can adopt, but are subject to regulations not imposed on heterosexuals
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people unless special permission is granted
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are lightly punished
[ ] Same-sex couples are forbidden from adopting people whatsoever; violators are heavily punished
[ ] Same-sex marriages and homosexuality are banned and condemned in the first place

Abortion
[ ] Abortion can be enacted on demand
[ ] Abortion can be enactedon demand until baby is at third trimester or is close to birth
[X] Abortion can be enacted if pregnancy is caused by rape, the mother's life is in danger, the mother cannot raise the baby, or there are fetal defects
[ ] Abortion can be enacted only if pregnancy is caused by rape or the mother's life is in danger
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted unless special permission is granted
[ ] Abortion cannot be enacted, no matter the case