Consumption of Human Flesh in Your Nation

[Potlimitomaha]

Is there any tradition of human flesh consumption in your nation,-No.
if so, who, where and how eats it? The poor people in Kreliamu.
What is the legal status of the practice and social attitudes towards it?-Highly illegal.
What culinary names do you use for human meat?- they call it, La viande de cheval/ The horse meat.
Any particularly popular recipes?-none that are known.

[The United Egyptian Republic]

Cannibalism is highly illegal and considered abhorrent by the general population.

[Empire of Narnia]

Is there any tradition of human flesh consumption in your nation, and, if so, who, where and how eats it? Yes. It is eaten as part of religious ceremonies. During our holidays we will sacrifice slaves and the meat will be served yo our citizens.
What is the legal status of the practice and social attitudes towards it? It is legal to eat the flesh of slaves and convicted criminals, but not those that died free of sin.
What culinary names do you use for human meat? It is described using an ancient Narnian word meaning "Gift of Death"
Any particularly popular recipes? Grilled with lots of BBQ sauce.

[Bendikadonia]

eating people in Bendikadonia will get you executed. Unless its a child, we dont think that children have earned the right to be called people.

[Epicsauce]

Consumption of human flesh is completely legal in Epicsauce, but is not very popular. One reason why it's not very popular is because the person has to sign something to allow their body to be used as food. It's similar to the process used to become an organ doner. Of course, though, not many people agree to let their body be used as food, so because of the rarity, human flesh is very expensive. The other reason is simply because most people think human flesh tastes bad.

Morally though, it's not really frowned upon since an intelligent species isn't being hunted or slaughtered to obtain the meat. Plus, solachettes are mostly carnivorous.

[New Vudnia]

Illegal. Sure, Humans are a lesser species than us chimerids, but it’s still nauseating.

[Magical Equestria]

We're vegetarians, so no eating people here.

[Puzikas]

Not tradition, necessity. A militia group did it as a show of manhood, they were gassed and burned to death by other militia groups for it.

Currently filed under a law that needs to be considered. We are a bit slow.

Kuru, homvirdermis, shake meat, Ripskin.

Cook it. not that hard.

[Songhia]

In our very ancient, pre-Islamic history, Songhians (though they weren't called that yet) widely believed that if you fought and killed someone and he was a worthy opponent, you should eat his heart to gain his strength. Today in Songhia, to threaten to eat someone's heart is... almost a complement, suggesting that they're very good in whatever field you're competing in.

BUT YOU DON'T ACTUALLY DO IT

[Ahnilunia]

Illegal, taboo, and disgusting.

[Xekliv]

Since we aren't humans it's not cannibalism, and as such it's legal.

[The Legion of War]

Absolutely banned. It is an abomination, a disgrace to Ytsa herself. Anyone attempting to consume the flesh of their brothers or sisters in faith, regardless of reason, will be summarily executed by impalement.

The Legion of War agrees with this statement, since they believe in a "Human Master Species" idea. Yes there aliens in the universe where the Legion of War exists.

[Veceria]

Is there any tradition of human flesh consumption in your nation, and, if so, who, where and how eats it?
Yes. There are several hundred restaurants that serve imported human flesh. One of our military laws also allows the consumption of human (and non-human) flesh during wartime, mostly meaning that enemy corpses may be cooked and get eaten.

What is the legal status of the practice and social attitudes towards it?
It has been legal since the Vecerian race existed. It's seen as common.

What culinary names do you use for human meat?
We usually classify the meat by using the names human use for their different races.

Any particularly popular recipes?
Well, the most common is a recipe using human chest-flesh for steaks.

[Ile Rouge]

The Consumption of Human Flesh is illegal in Ile Rouge

[Esternial]

We don't eat human flesh because we've all watched The Hills Have Eyes, and we don't want to turn into psychopath rednecks.

Thus its consumption is illegal.

[Rilhelmia]

Cannibalism was practiced by the indigenous tribes that lived in Rilhelmia before the area was settled by Indo-Europeans. The conflict between these two groups instilled a fear/disdain of cannibalism in Rilhelmians from the Early Bronze Age that persists to this day.

[Eaischpnaeieacgkque Bhcieaghpodsttditf]

Hell ya its legal, in fact it is the 2nd most consumed food in the U.S.S.E.B. (most consumed is the national animal).

[Nuatain]

Is there any tradition of human flesh consumption in your nation, and, if so, who, where and how eats it?
There was a tradition, but it has been banned for more than a thousand years and now considered to be taboo by everyone

What is the legal status of the practice and social attitudes towards it?
It has been banned, and can be punishable by a large fine. If you committed any other crimes to get the flesh (murder, assault, grave robbing, etc.) you will be punished further.

[Syleru]

Is there any tradition of human flesh consumption in your nation, and, if so, who, where and how eats it?

No, such tradition is non-existent in our civilized and modernised nation full of sane citizens.

What is the legal status of the practice and social attitudes towards it?

Cannibalism is completely illegal is treated harshly by law. Any instances of cannibalism will be met with severe sentences including, but not restricted to, lifetime sentences, death row or immediate execution on the spot. Immediate execution only occurs when the suspect is caught performing the crime, and is done to prevent further instances of such and end the current occurrence. Those who perform it are regarded as inferior, psychopathic and primitive by the citizens and the government of Syleruias.

What culinary names do you use for human meat? Culinary? You mean people actually cook other people elsewhere recreationally?

Any particularly popular recipes? You have to be fucking joking.

[Cupidinesque Voluptas]

The eating of human flesh is legal in our nation, however is usually through the person being eaten to have stated in his will, or if he has sold his body for after his death, or even if he kills himself for that reason(the latter being extremely rare, as very few people actually consider suicide for ANY reason). There are "other" ways for it to go about, but these are considered the more practical and reasonable ways.
Eating human flesh, however, still holds a small taboo to it, is slightly frowned upon by the general populace, however most people do consume it at some point during there lives, and most people say it is very succulent and tender.
Human flesh goes by several names, as do most meats: "Rare meat" "Special H" "Sapient"

[Novus Niciae]

Illegal, we do not kill sentient beings for food.

[Nanovia]

Simple as this: anyone caught consuming human flesh are sent to the Nanovian Department of Corrections and are never heard from again.

[Yitia]

EWW!

Completely illegal and punishable with prison.

[Demirysis]

Is there any tradition of human flesh consumption in your nation, and, if so, who, where and how eats it? Yes, we have it here. A lot of people eat it. It's not extremely popular with everyone, but most people do enjoy a good fellow human every now and then.
What is the legal status of the practice and social attitudes towards it? It's legal and socially acceptable.
What culinary names do you use for human meat? Sapient Steak mostly.
Any particularly popular recipes? Most people just take recipes for other meats, and substitute human.

[Tuthina]

Is there any tradition of human flesh consumption in your nation, and, if so, who, where and how eats it?
Yes, the earliest official record of recreational cannibalism first appeared about 1,500 BP, during the warring states era. Before that, there are earlier accounts, dating back to more than 4,000 BP, of the ancient Tuthinans having cannibal rituals as well, although it is disputed. Originally a desperate means during famine, the exotic nature of it soon gained momentum in the warrior and noble class, which perfected it as a delicacy and demonstration of wealth. It reached apex during the palingenetic period of Tuthina, as the Tuthinan colonial empire provided both the material, wealth, as well as hedonistic philosophy to propagate it.

Apart from cannibalism for its taste, various human parts have been considered medicine of many kinds during history, dating back to 3,000 BP. Back then, the source of human parts tend to be either from executed criminals, people died of natural causes, or voluntary members of family in hope of curing their loved ones.

What is the legal status of the practice and social attitudes towards it?
It is considered legal, if quite eccentric even by Tuthinan standard. Because of influence from foreign cultures, it has become rare, although the traditional persists in some of the more conservative noble clans.

What culinary names do you use for human meat?
None. We call it "human meat" most of the time. However, it is also called kawi (醢) in historical records. Literally "salted and minced meat", it was once used as a method of execution by turning the prisoner into mince. As many of these mince would be eaten, it later turns into an euphemism for human meat in general, regardless of the method of processing. As a matter of fact, minced and salted human meat is quite rare since they are considered not as tasty.

Any particularly popular recipes?
Human meant is most often served as either thin-sliced raw meat to be eaten directly, or roasted afterwards. The best chefs are said to be able to preserve the remaining parts of the body (usually attractive female or young male) for the eaters to see it while enjoying its meat.