Global Safety Rating Survey

[Umarakand]

Full Nation Name: Sultanate of Umarkand
Government Type: Unitary constitutional monarchy
Head of State: Sultan Mohamed Abdullah al-Umarkand
Head of Government: Mariam Abdul Rashid al-Khazar
Economic System: Laissez-Faire Capitalism

Are elections held? Yes.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Both.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes.
Is the military a part of the government? Yes.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Theocratic.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes.
Do you have government agencies? Yes.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes.
Is the media state-run? Yes.

Do you have an official police force? Yes.
Is your police force militarized? Yes.
Do you have a secret police? Yes.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No.
Do you have the death penalty? Yes.
Do you have prisons? Yes.
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes.
Are you a police state? Yes.
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes.
Do you monitor web searches? Yes.
Do you tap phone calls? Yes.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No.
Can civilians arrest criminals? No.
Is vigilantism legal? No.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Yes.

Is the nation militarized? Yes.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes.
Is your military up-to-date? Yes.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Yes.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No.
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes.
Do you have freedom of press? Yes.
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes.
Are protests legal? Yes.
Are sit-ins legal? Yes.
Are strikes legal? Yes.
Are corporations above the law? Yes, especially oil corporations.

[North Tandua]

Full Nation Name: The United Communes of North Tandua
Government Type: Volunteer (anarchist)
Head of State: None
Head of Government: None
Economic System: Communism

Are elections held? No
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? N/A
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? N/A
Is the military a part of the government? No
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? N/A
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? N/A
Do you have government agencies? No
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? No

Do you have an official police force? No
Is your police force militarized? No
Do you have a secret police? No
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? N/A
Do you have the death penalty? No
Do you have prisons? No
Do you have maximum security prisons? No
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? No
Do you monitor web searches? No
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No
Can civilians arrest criminals? No
Is vigilantism legal? Yes
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? No
Do you have an official armed forces? No
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? No
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? No
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? They can't be purchased (no currency), but there are no restrictions on firearms.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Yes
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Yes
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

[Penguin Union Nation]

Full Nation Name: Republic of Penguin Union Nation
Government Type: Representative Legislative Democracy with limited monarchy figurehead
Head of State: The She-King of Penguins, Gaby
Head of Government: Chairpenguin Tux Linux
Economic System: Democratic Socialism with some capitalism

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Both
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Extremely limited, but technically yes
Is the military a part of the government? Somewhat
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? No
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? No
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? No

Do you have an official police force? The military police the nation in most cases
Is your police force militarized? Yes, but the units used for policing aren't armed the way units used for offensive combat are armed
Do you have a secret police? If they're secret, why would I tell you?
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes
Do you have the death penalty? No
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? No
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? In a few cases
Do you monitor web searches? Not without a warrant
Do you tap phone calls? Not without a warrant
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? Not technically, but they are rarely punished for attempting to
Is vigilantism legal? Not technically
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? Somewhat
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes, the Penguin Liberation Army
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? The police units can
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? When applicable, yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law? When applicable, yes
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Mostly

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No, with some exceptions
Can civilians own firearms? Yes, with some exceptions
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes, with some exceptions
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Yes, with some exceptions
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Yes
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

[Heloin]

Full Nation Name: Republic of Heloin.
Government Type: Parliamentary Republic.
Head of State: Renier Bekker.
Head of Government: Emily Smith.
Economic System: Mixed economy with a heavy lean towards capitalism.

Are elections held? Yes.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? All candidates must belong to a party, which is there choosing.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes, though there is an amount limit.
Is the military a part of the government? Yes.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes.
Do you have government agencies? Yes.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes.
Is the media state-run? Partially

Do you have an official police force? Yes.
Is your police force militarized? Somewhat in African Majority provinces.
Do you have a secret police? Yes.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No.
Do you have the death penalty? Still on books, not in use.
Do you have prisons? Yes.
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes.
Are you a police state? In provinces the have high levels of unrest there are accusations of a return to the police state of the 80's.*
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes.
Do you monitor web searches? No.
Do you tap phone calls? In areas suspected of high levels of unrest.*
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No.
Can civilians arrest criminals? No.
Is vigilantism legal? No.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No.

Is the nation militarized? Yes.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes.
Is your military up-to-date? Yes.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Somewhat at times, this is a case by case basis.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No.
Can civilians own firearms? Yes, so long as they don't live in provinces declared "High-Risk" for revolt.*
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Rare cases yes, but by and large no.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No.
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes.
Do you have freedom of press? Yes.
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes, so long as they don't live in provinces declared "High-Risk" for revolt.*
Are protests legal? Yes, so long as they don't live in provinces declared "High-Risk" for revolt.*
Are sit-ins legal? Yes, so long as they don't live in provinces declared "High-Risk" for revolt.*
Are strikes legal? Yes, so long as they don't live in provinces declared "High-Risk" for revolt.*
Are corporations above the law? No.

*"High-Risk" for revolt and unrest is legal jargon to bypass anti-discrimination laws passed after the 3rd Helot Bush War and continue minority rule in Heloin.

[Nasbotwa]

Full Nation Name: Grand Duchy of Nasbotwa
Government Type: absolutist monarchy
Head of State: Grand Duke Arthur III
Head of Government: the same
Economic System: free market with some crown corporations

Are elections held? no
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? N/A
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? N/A
Is the military a part of the government? no
Is the government secular or theocratic? We have a state religion to keep the clergy happy. That gives us some silly laws (anti-adultery and others) that are not really enforced.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? The Grand Duke makes the law.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? The Grand Duke is the supreme judge.
Do you have government agencies? The Grand Duke has to delegate some jobs to people he trusts.
Are politicians subject to the law? The Grand Duke is only responsible in front of God. He can replace mayor's as he pleases.
Is the media state-run? There are private broadcasters and newspapers, but they are subject to censorship rules.

Do you have an official police force? yes
Is your police force militarized? yes
Do you have a secret police? We don't need that.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? no
Do you have the death penalty? yes
Do you have prisons? yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes because every nation with more than one level of security for its prisons logically has a minimum and a maximum security level.
Are you a police state? You say that again, and we'll make you shut up.
Do you have security cameras in public places? For your own safety.
Do you monitor web searches? for statistical purposes
Do you tap phone calls? If the caller is a suspect in a crime.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? no
Is vigilantism legal? no
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? yes
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No, but if the Grand Duke believes you are guilty, you won't find a lawyer pleading for innocence.

Is the nation militarized? yes
Do you have an official armed forces? yes
Is your military up-to-date? We would like to think so, but being a small nation, there is only so much we can do.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? no
Is the military subject to the law? yes
Does the military have it's own courts? Only for cases of desertion and treason.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? no
Are civilian laws active on military installations? yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? no
Can civilians own firearms? no
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? yes
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? yes
Do you have freedom of speech? no
Do you have freedom of press? no
Do you have freedom of thought? yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? no
Are protests legal? no
Are sit-ins legal? no
Are strikes legal? Only in private companies.
Are corporations above the law? no

[Tukuhora]

Full Nation Name: Republic of Tukuhora
Government Type: Presidential republic
Head of State: President Atea Hanalei Heidrich
Head of Government: Prime Minister Nawai Kalena
Economic System: Laissez-faire Capitalism

Are elections held? Yes.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Both.
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes.
Is the military a part of the government? No.
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes.
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes.
Do you have government agencies? Yes.
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes.
Is the media state-run? No.

Do you have an official police force? Yes.
Is your police force militarized? Yes.
Do you have a secret police? No.
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes.
Do you have the death penalty? Yes- for murder, rape or other major crimes.
Do you have prisons? Yes.
Do you have maximum security prisons? No.
Are you a police state? No.
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes.
Do you monitor web searches? No.
Do you tap phone calls? No.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No.
Can civilians arrest criminals? No.
Is vigilantism legal? No.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No.

Is the nation militarized? No.
Do you have an official armed forces? No.
Is your military up-to-date? N/A
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? N/A
Is the military subject to the law? N/A
Does the military have it's own courts? N/A
Are military courts independent of civilian law? N/A
Are civilian laws active on military installations? N/A

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? No.
Can civilians own firearms? No.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No.
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes.
Do you have freedom of press? Yes.
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes.
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes.
Are protests legal? Yes.
Are sit-ins legal? Yes.
Are strikes legal? Yes.
Are corporations above the law? No.

[Tara Taranilor Romani]

Full Nation Name: The Socialist Republic of Tara Taranilor Romani.
Government Type: Communist Dictatorship
Head of State: Nicu Ceausescu
Head of Government: Adrian Paunescu
Economic System: Socialist Planned Economy

Are elections held? No
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? No
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? No
Is the military a part of the government? Yes
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? No
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? No
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law?
Is the media state-run? Partially

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? Yes
Do you have a secret police? Yes
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes
Do you have the death penalty? Yes
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes
Do you monitor web searches? No
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No
Can civilians arrest criminals? No
Is vigilantism legal? No
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? Yes
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals?
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? No
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Yes
Can civilians own firearms? Yes, for self-defense
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? No
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Yes
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

[Elhazia]

Full Nation Name: Federal Republic of Elhazia
Government Type: Federal semi-presidental republic
Head of State: Višeslav Solini
Head of Government: elections soon
Economic System: mixed social-market economy

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Both, we have STV system, usually between 5-15 elected members of parliament are independents
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes, but we have a progressive tax on donations, so if you are average Joe and want to give 1000$ to your favorite candidate, you are allowed to do so, but if you are a billionaire who want to give 30 million $ to some candidate, you will give 300 million to the state.
Is the military a part of the government? We have ministry of defence
Is the government secular or theocratic? Officialy secular. Although, we are a democracy, it depends on the voters. In this moment, a conservative pro-religion party is in power.
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? We have both state owned and private owned media

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? Partially
Do you have a secret police? Yes
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? No
Do you have the death penalty? No
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Not many
Do you monitor web searches? No
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? If they help the police, they will be rewarded
Is vigilantism legal? Yes, but regulated, varies by Voivodeship
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? In special cases only
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? No
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? Partialy
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No
Are civilian laws active on military installations? No

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? some, with licence
Can civilians own firearms? with licence
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? No, Cannabis is legal only in one Voivodeship
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? Depends
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes
Do you have freedom of press? Yes
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Yes, very common
Are sit-ins legal? Yes, but not on private property
Are strikes legal? Yes
Are corporations above the law? No

[Burgesses]

Full Nation Name: The Second House of Burgesses
Government Type: Parliamentary Monarchy
Head of State: Emperor Philip XI Santangelo, First Duke of Arlington
Head of Government: President John Doherty
Economic System: Subsidized laissez-faire

Are elections held? Yes
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Both
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes
Is the military a part of the government? No, but often times military personnel can gain noble status or knighthood
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? No

Do you have an official police force? Yes, but most police activity is privatized and heavily regulated
Is your police force militarized? The state police force is, private forces cannot militarize
Do you have a secret police? Yes
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Police are automated AI
Do you have the death penalty? Yes
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Cryo-prisons
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? We have RFID bio tracking
Do you monitor web searches? No
Do you tap phone calls? No
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes
Can civilians arrest criminals? No
Is vigilantism legal? When it involves a death
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No

Is the nation militarized? Yes
Do you have official armed forces? Yes
Is your military up-to-date? 50 years ahead of date
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes
Is the military subject to the law? Yes
Does the military have its own courts? Yes, however military tribunals are subject to review by a district court or the Supreme Court
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Some, as long as they do not interfere with military activity

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? This is a legal grey area, but there have been no recorded purchases of military weaponry
Can civilians own firearms? Yes
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? By prescription
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? These are regulated, and purchases are recorded
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No
Do you have freedom of speech? Some
Do you have freedom of the press? Some
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Some
Are protests legal? Small, non-violent protest
Are sit-ins legal? Legal but looked down upon and uncommon
Are strikes legal? Legal but looked down upon and uncommon
Are corporations above the law? Corporations are the law!

[Chun Nan]

Full Nation Name: The Holy Phoenix Empire of Chun-nan
Government Type: Imperial Absolute Monarchy
Head of State: Reigning Emperor/Empress
Head of Government: Chancellor "Prime Minister"
Economic System: Capitalism / State Capitalism

Are elections held? [Outlawed]
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Independent Individual
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? No
Is the military a part of the government? Yes
Is the government secular or theocratic? Between
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Apart
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Apart
Do you have government agencies? Yes, example: Bureau of Defense & Bureau of Intelligence & Investigations
Are politicians subject to the law? Imperial Family is exempt & Legislator are to a degree subjected to law
Is the media state-run? No

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? Partially
Do you have a secret police? Yes under the Bureau of Intelligence & Investigations
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes, if officers skills don't meet optimal acceptations
Do you have the death penalty? Yes
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? yes, for the safety of citizens of Chun-nan
Do you monitor web searches? No, unless user is subjected to suspicion
Do you tap phone calls? No, unless subject to suspicion
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? No
Can civilians arrest criminals? No
Is vigilantism legal? No
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? Yes, depending on severity of crime
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? Yes, depending on severity of crime

Is the nation militarized?
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes, the Zhang Military Union
Is your military up-to-date? Yes, Highly Advanced & Well Funded
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? Yes, to a degree
Is the military subject to the law? Yes, to the Code of Union
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes
Are military courts independent of civilian law? Yes
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes, to a degree

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? [Outlawed]
Can civilians own firearms? [Outlawed]
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? [Legal]
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? [Outlawed]
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons?
Do you have freedom of speech? [Limited]
Do you have freedom of press? [Limited]
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? [Limited]
Are protests legal? Yes, to a degree
Are sit-ins legal? Yes, although uncommon
Are strikes legal? Yes, somewhat common
Are corporations above the law? No, unless they are Government Funded or Government Owned

[Alpinia]

Full Nation Name: Dominion of Alpinia; Alpinia
Government Type: Unitary Parliamentary Representative Democracy under a Constitutional Monarchy
Head of State: Queen Elizabeth II; Governor General Mark Anderson
Head of Government: Prime Minister Israel Shmerkin
Economic System: Mixed, chiefly capitalist, with minor government regulations

Are elections held? Yes, general elections held every five years.
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? Party and independent candidates
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? Yes, but no more than AL$5,000.
Is the military a part of the government? No
Is the government secular or theocratic? Secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? Yes
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? Yes
Do you have government agencies? Yes
Are politicians subject to the law? Yes
Is the media state-run? No; there are state-ran organizations.

Do you have an official police force? Yes
Is your police force militarized? No
Do you have a secret police? [REDACTED]
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? Yes
Do you have the death penalty? Illegal for civilians; legal for the military, but last execution occurred in 1959.
Do you have prisons? Yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? Yes
Are you a police state? No
Do you have security cameras in public places? Yes, some
Do you monitor web searches? Not openly.
Do you tap phone calls? Not openly.
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? Yes.
Can civilians arrest criminals? No, they can report them however.
Is vigilantism legal? No.
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? No.
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? No.

Is the nation militarized? No.
Do you have an official armed forces? Yes.
Is your military up-to-date? Yes.
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? No, they can report crimes.
Is the military subject to the law? Yes.
Does the military have it's own courts? Yes.
Are military courts independent of civilian law? No.
Are civilian laws active on military installations? Yes.

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? Heavily regulated, yes.
Can civilians own firearms? Heavily regulated, yes.
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? Regulated yes.
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? Usually not.
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? No.
Do you have freedom of speech? Yes; except for hate speech.
Do you have freedom of press? Yes; see above
Do you have freedom of thought? Yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? Yes
Are protests legal? Yes
Are sit-ins legal? Yes
Are strikes legal? Yes (for some organizations no)
Are corporations above the law? Sometimes.

[Det hellige nordiske rike]

Full Nation Name: hellige nordiske rike (Holy Nordic Nation)
Government Type: single-party presidential republic
Head of State: Ole Kvisling
Head of Government: Ole Kvisling
Economic System: national socialist

Are elections held? at least once every 10 years
Are elections run by independent candidates, or by party candidates? party
Can individuals or organizations pledge financial support to a politician's campaign? no
Is the military a part of the government? yes
Is the government secular or theocratic? there is a state religion (Odinism) but laws are secular
Is the legislative body a separate part of the government? no
Is the Supreme Court a separate part of the government? no
Do you have government agencies? yes
Are politicians subject to the law? yes
Is the media state-run? yes

Do you have an official police force? yes
Is your police force militarized? only the Landets Beskyttelse (military police)
Do you have a secret police? no
Does your police force undergo sensitivity training? yes
Do you have the death penalty? yes
Do you have prisons? yes
Do you have maximum security prisons? no, we execute for serious crimes
Are you a police state? no
Do you have security cameras in public places? yes
Do you monitor web searches? no Internet
Do you tap phone calls? only in urgent situations
Is top-notch security available for purchase by the populace? yes, except weapons
Can civilians arrest criminals? yes
Is vigilantism legal? some crimes
Can criminals be detained indefinitely? no
Can criminals be denied legal counsel? no

Is the nation militarized? yes
Do you have an official armed forces? yes
Is your military up-to-date? yes
Can military servicemen arrest criminals? only the Landets Beskyttelse (military police)
Is the military subject to the law? yes
Does the military have it's own courts? no
Are military courts independent of civilian law?
Are civilian laws active on military installations? yes

Can military equipment and weapons be purchased by civilians? no
Can civilians own firearms? no
Are pharmaceutical drugs legal? yes
Are non-pharmaceutical drugs legal? yes
Can pharmaceutical drugs be used for non-pharmaceutical reasons? yes
Do you have freedom of speech? limited
Do you have freedom of press? no
Do you have freedom of thought? yes
Do you have freedom of assembly? limited
Are protests legal? yes, except anti-government ones
Are sit-ins legal? yes
Are strikes legal? yes
Are corporations above the law? no