The Afrikaner Free State of Wanderjar

[Wanderjar]

The Afrikaner Free State of Wanderjar

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Government of Wanderjar

Political Rights

Is there democracy in any form? -Yes.
Is there representative democracy? -Yes
- What type? (Single-member plurality, etc?) Winner Take All
- Unicameral, bicameral, or multicameral? Bicameral
Is there direct democracy? -No
Is there universal suffrage? -Yes
- Are criminals given suffrage? -No
- At what age is suffrage given? -16
- Are all votes equal? -Black votes count for 1/3rd a normal vote.
Are there multiple parties? -Yes
- How many, if yes? -Numerous, though the majority are the Nationalist Unity Party and the Labour Party
Is there competition between multiple parties? -Yes
Is there gerrymandering? -No, voting districts are rigidly established and cannot be redrawn.
Is there secret ballot? -Yes.
Is there ballot security? -Yes
Is there electoral fraud? -Minimal
- How many, if yes? -Unknown.
Is there public access to political campaigns? -Yes.
Are political parties allowed to use the media as an outlet? -Yes.
Are those who violate rights of others punished? -Severely.
Are those who have politically controversial ideas allowed to speak? -Yes.
Are all people allowed to run for office? -Yes.
Is there the right to assemble peacefully? -Yes, though peacefully is the operative term. Rioting is dealt with harshly.
Is there the right to hold referenda? -Yes.
Is there the right to speak against the government without punishment? -Yes.
Are politicians who go against the current regime punished? No.
Are there unrestricted opposition parties? -Yes.
Are there guaranteed rights? -Yes.
Is there a constitution? The Afrikaner Articles of Liberty.
Are books or media that propose dangerous political ideas banned? -No.

Civil Liberties in Wanderjar

Is there the right to freedom of speech about all social ideas?-Yes.
- Freedom to slander and libel? -No. Slander and Libel are Civil Crimes.
Is there freedom of religion? -Yes.
Is there freedom from quartering? -No, if the military needs to use facilities they may take them.
Is there freedom from compulsory purchase (eminent domain)? -No, but market competitive prices would be paid to the owner.
Is there protection from unreasonable search and seizure? -
Is there the right to bear arms? -Yes.
Is there the right to a trial by jury? -No. Trials are conducted before a tribunal of three judges.
Is there the right to due process of law? -Yes.
Is there the right to avoid self-incrimination? -Yes.
Is there the right to avoid double jeopardy? -Yes.
Is there the right to a public trial? -No.
Is there the right to avoid cruel and unusual punishment? -In most situations yes, but this depends on the situation.
- Excessive bail? -No.
Is there the right to consume any type of food? -Yes.
Is there the right to consume alcohol? -Yes.
- Marijuana, medicinal or recreational? -Universal.
- Tobacco? -Yes
- Caffeine?-Yes
- Cocaine? -No, punished by execution.
- Other? -Drug usage and sale is punishable by execution.
Is there the right to drive? -Yes
- Drink and drive? -No. The punishment for DUIs is loss of license for no fewer than five years, a fine of ten thousand Rand, and public caning.
Is there the right to view pornographic material depicting consensual activity between adults? -Yes
- Underage? -No. Engaging in illegal pornographic filming would be punished by severe fines and imprisonment.
- Non-consensual? -Rape is illegal, and will be punished by execution.
Is there the right to wear nothing in public? -No. Nudity is banned.
- In private, save for bathing? -Yes.
Is there the right to wear any type of clothing, including those with messages that may be viewed as offensive? -No.
Is there the right to gamble? -Yes
Is there the right to marry freely? -Yes
Is there the right to have extramarital intercourse? -Yes
Is there the right to avoid conscription into the military during peacetime? -No. Refusal to accept National Service results in loss of citizenship and a prison sentence of no fewer than ten years.
- During wartime? -Refusal to accept National Service results in loss of citizenship and a prison sentence of no fewer than ten years.

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Economy of Wanderjar

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The Afrikaner National Defence Forces