Flags banned in your nation

[Caraguatay]

No flags are banned in Caraguatay. That being said, if you display any kind of flag which glorifies racism or totalitarianism, you can expect to receive lots of dirty looks.

[New Laikland]

Not at all. There are quite a few swastikas flying around here, our people use it as a symbol of national pride.

[Astralsideria]

It is unlawful for any unauthorised person to fly the royal banner or standard, or any other official flag. Under heraldic law, an armiger may moreover sue any unauthorised person flying a banner of their (the armiger's) arms. These are, however, the only restrictions on the freedom of expression in this regard.

[New Ecopia]

There Are No Flags Banned In My Nation As We Believe In The Freedom Of Speech.

[Kihili]

Banned flags in Kihili include any of nations that fought against the empire or attempted to crush it's creation by destroying it's predecessors. These include but are not limited to; The flags of China (People's Republic), the Soviet Union, Argentina and Cambodia. The Swastika is not banned from being displayed as it is seen as a symbol of Buddhism, not Nazism, and Kihili is a pro-buddhist country.

[Democratic Koyro]

There Are No Flags Banned In My Nation As We Believe In The Freedom Of Speech.

Also the freedom to overuse capital letters too, apparently.

[Kedri 2]

We do not ban flags even though the majority if the nation is devoutly right- wing. Banning flags would restrict one's freedom of expression.

[Kuzznik]

No flags are banned here.

[National Socialists of America]

Soviet Union
North Korea
Islamic flags

Burning of Islamic flags is actually a national holiday.

[Kuzznik]

Soviet Union
North Korea
Islamic flags

Burning of Islamic flags is actually a national holiday.

Oh you Nazi you!

[ArghNeedAName]

There are no flags banned in the United Provinces, not even Nazi ones. though don't expect people around here to react kindly to them.

[New Acardia]

None but flying a communist or flag of The Soivet Empire will upset alot of people.

[Western Visayas and Palawan]

No. Some flags, however, draw more vitriol than a video of child abuse.

[Dromoda]

The Japanese flag from world war two is not even offensive, does not invoke the same rage as the Nazi flag.

for me its offensive

[The God-Realm]

The flags of Ethiopia, America, Zionists, Ralkovia, and Nazis.

Other flags may be banned by prefects.

[Mefpan]

Anything with a hammer and sickle or any shape of yellow on red that could possibly be connected to communism.

Basically, if the flag promotes any ideology that is considered Red, the flagbearer can be considered Dead.

[Oshawottistan]

None as of now.

[Ublia]

In Ublia all Nazi symbolism is not allowed to be on flags. As well we do not allow any other offensive imagery or language upon flags within our nation. Oh and the flags of Bydo, Kingsmouth and all other SSU nations are banned as that region is viewed with contempt by the JSUV and Ublia which were at war with them numerous times.

[Solitaria]

Any Capitalist, Ethnic, or Religious flags are banned, and local flags are under strict control.

Capitalistic flags are banned due to their nature, and ethnic and religious flags are banned to protect the rights of those not of those groups.

[Tea Utopia]

The Swastika, the Israeli, and the Saudi flags are banned.

[Dalarian]

To use any flag, aside from the local ones, you need to get a governmental permission, since flag is not something that you can just play with!
Though you will go through way more problems to use any of the old governments' flags, especially pre-2nd unification war (1957) ones.

[Afalia]

No flags are banned in Afalia. Freedom of expression takes primacy, although you can be arrested for inciting, deliberately hatred in a particular group if you hanged a flag somewhere it would be insulting for example.

[Pacina]

Only the official flag of Pacina can be displayed. All others must be burned by law.

[Shin Jang]

Israeli flag, Saudi/Al Qaeda, and Swastika.

[Orellana]

Are there any flags banned in your nation?

No. The display or use of any flag is seen as a form of expression, and is therefore protected by the law.