Freedom in NationStates

[New Udonia]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? Yes.

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? Yes.

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial? Yes.

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? Yes.

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? Yes.

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces? Yes.

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? Yes.

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? No, the head of government determines policy, with the head being represented by four elected individuals.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? Yes.

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open? Yes.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? Yes.

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? Yes, in accordance with Article 9 of the Constitution.

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination? Yes.

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution? Yes.

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly? Yes.

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference? Yes, as long as they follow all regulations.

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? Yes.

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent? Politically, yes.

F2: Do your people have the right to due process? Yes, every citizen has the right to due process.

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence? Yes, in accordance with Article 8 of the Constitution.

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? Yes, in accordance with Article 8 of the Constitution.

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement? Yes.

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? Yes.

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner? Yes, in accordance with Article 10 of the Constitution.

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? Yes.

[Upper Pacifica]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? Yes

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? Yes

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial? Yes

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? In order to have a party registered in a state, one must get 5% of that state's population to sign a petition, whether it be online or on paper.

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? Yes

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces? Yes

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? Eh. Yes, but it could be better for them. Whites make up the majority of the population (around 60%) and the majority of Whites tend to vote Conservative.

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? Yes, although a referendum can be

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? Yes, but they could be a lot stronger

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open? Not when the Conservative Party is in power, which it has been since 2001.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? Yes

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? Yes

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination? Yes

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution? Yes

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly? Yes

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference? Yes

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? Yes

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent? Yes

F2: Do your people have the right to due process? Yes

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence? Yes

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? Yes

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement? Yes

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? Yes

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner? Yes, thanks to the LGBT Rights Act which passed only last week, however, Prime Minister Hunter is against it.

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? Yes

[Nolo gap]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? I would have to call that a qualified yes, but its not that simple. Most cameroi have no idea who sits on the national council, and it really has so little effect on their lives, that nothing is lost by their not doing so. It is elected indirectly, by the memebers of their local councils, who in the latter case are their neighbors whom they know personally.

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? another not so simple. We don't actually have a seprate executive.

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial? we like to think so. Anyone can vote for anyone, no political parties required.

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? they can, but these play no direct role in the electorial process.

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? well again, there are no parisan battles. Every voter is a party of one.

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces? there is no incentive for non-democratic forces to seek or abuse power.

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? every individual is a minority of one, so I would have to say basically yes.

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? being one and the same and no one else other then plebian consensus, there's pretty much no one else to do so.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? mostly there are strong disincentives built into the system. And there are always the question of deffinicians.

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?all minuetes and agendas, other then in times of war, and we haven't had one of those for thousands of years, are publically accessable, on line and to everyone. The actual meetings themselves aren't televised, but everything that goes on, is available both before and after.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? our media is our internet, and anyone can blog.

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? consistent with laws agreed upon by mutual consensus, yes. There are no religious exemptions to laws that favor any one belief over another.

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?yes, and this is a very high priority for it. Sciences and arts, useful to the individuals who study and and pursue them, are its entire focus.

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution? people are free to watch each other in public places, and this includes people in government. No one is free to harass anyone one else on the basis of doing so.

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly? yes. Anyone can form a committee, or hold a meeting. There are some reasonable restrictions on where. Such as not obstructing public transit rights of ways, emergency entrences to hospitals, that sort of thing.

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference? yes.

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? yes. However most work is don't in such a way, that the concept is not entirely aplicable.

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent? courts that adjudicate at the local and personal level generally are, but every village is free to form its own proceedural structure, in accordance with its residents' consensus.

F2: Do your people have the right to due process? we hope, we try, but again this is a local matter. We only try to guarantee that everyone has a right to a change of venue.

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence? again this is local, but our culture is such that i'm sure everything that can be done in this regard, is.

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? every individual is considered a minority of one. The demographic of every village is its own.

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?yes. That is practically the only function of our government at the national level is to insure and protect this.

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? this is entirely a local option.

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner? certainly, though devorces are rare, and people living single all their lives are actually more common.

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? thanks to our 'economy' being non-monetary at the national level, as are most nations on the world of lananara, that is a resounding yes.
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[Crylante]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? Yes

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? Yes

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial? Yes

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? Yes

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? Yes

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces? Yes

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? Yes

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? Yes

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? Yes

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open? Yes

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? Yes

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? Yes

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination? Yes

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution? Yes

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly? Yes

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference? Yes

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? Yes

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent? Yes

F2: Do your people have the right to due process? Yes

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence? Yes

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? Yes

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement? Yes

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? Yes

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner? Yes

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? No, Crylante is a capitalist country. Yes, I would assume, depending on what exactly you mean by the question.

[La Habana Cuba]

[quote="Gualimole";p="35389316"]Based on Freedom House's Freedom in the World report, I have decided to create Freedom in NationStates, which will measure a nation's overall level of freedom based on its civil and political liberties. Nations will be asked a series of questions regarding how their government functions. From that, an aggregate freedom score will be created.

:
Alina Balseiro Gutiérrez, Presidenta of the National Electoral Commission Cen.
The Democratic Communist Socialist Republic of La Habana Cuba.

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? Yes - The democratically elected National Assembly Parliament democratically elects the President from among its representatives.

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? Yes

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial? Yes

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? Yes - The legally registered independent non governmental organizations of the masses democratically elect the National Assembly Parliament Representatives and the President, like the workers unions, the independent national association of small Guajiro Farmers ANAP, the artists, writers, journalists and the legally registered independent non governmental Committees for the Defense of the Democratic Revolution CDDRs.

The Democratic Communist Socialist Party of La Habana Cuba does not govern the nation, does not choose, appoint, name or suggest the candidates, the Democratic Communist Socialist Party of La Habana Cuba only guides the nation and the People in the democratic principles of the Revolution.

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? Yes

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces? Yes

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? YES

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? Yes - through the democratically elected representatives of the people.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? Yes corruption is illegal.

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open? Yes, all citizens may request anything from the government without fear of intimidation or prosecution.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion - Yes

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? Yes

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? YES

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination? Yes

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution? YES

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly? Yes through the legally registered independent non governmental organizations of the masses, like the Committees for the Defense of the Democratic Revolution CDDRs.

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference? Yes

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? YES

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent? Yes

F2: Do your people have the right to due process? Yes

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence? Yes the revolution protects all the people regardless of their different economic, political, cultural and social views.

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? YES

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement? Yes

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? Yes

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner? Yes

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? YES
General Raúl Castro Ruz, General of the Armed Forces and the
First Secretary of the La Habana Cuba Democratic Communist Socialist Party.
President Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermúdez, President of the Council of State and Council of Ministers Collective.
Our eternal Comandante en Jefe and Yours of the Revolution - Fidel Castro Ruz.
The Democratic Communist Socialist Republic of La Habana Cuba.

[Shastara]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections?

No

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections?

Yes

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?

Yes

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations?

Yes

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally?

Yes

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?

No

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections?

Yes

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy?

Yes

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption?

Yes

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?

Somewhat

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent?

Yes

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private?

Yes

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?

Yes

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?

Yes

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?

Yes

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?

Somewhat

E3: Are trade unions free to organize?

Yes

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?

Yes

F2: Do your people have the right to due process?

Yes

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?

Yes

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law?

Yes

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?

Yes

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference?

Yes

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?

Yes

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation?

Yes

[The Federated Soviets of North America]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? N/A, we don't have a head of government

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? yes

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial? yes

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? yes

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? yes

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces? yes

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? yes

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? yes

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? yes

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open? extremely

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? yes

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? yes

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination? yes

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution? for the most part. Fascism and related ideologies are outlawed. but otherwise, yes

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly? yes

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference? yes

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? yes

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent? yes

F2: Do your people have the right to due process? yes

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence? yes

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? yes

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement? yes

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? No. Businesses are all held under public, democratic control. So if anything, it's far more 'free'

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner? yes

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? yes

[Avalon Ascendancy]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections?
No, while the monarch (generally a queen) CAN be deposed by a referendum and a vote of both chambers (all requiring 2/3 majority) the role itself is hereditary.

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections?
Yes, sort of. The legislative chamber is selected via sortition, so "free and fair", yes, but not technically elected. There IS an elected chamber, but that is primarily advisory and while it can propose laws it has no authority to pass them.

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?
Yes, as is the sortition selection, barring that no member of the royal family may be selected or stand for election.

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations?
Yes.

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally?
In the second chamber yes; the first, being randomly selected rather than elected, technically no.

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?
Yes, the monarch is the head of the executive and royal assent is needed for anything to enter into law.

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections?
Yes.

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy?
Yes.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption?
Yes.

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?
Yes. All meeting of either chamber are open to the public and broadcast, and much of the internal communication is made public after a short delay (unless nation security issues are present or lives are at stake). Additionally, as mentioned above, royal assent is needed for something to become law; before this happens the legislature must provide the throne with reasoning why the new/change in law is needed, and if she refuses to give her assent she must provide reasoning as to why, all of this is made freely available to the public.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent?
Some media NGOs exist which are free and independent, but much of the media is owned by the state. Best efforts are made to prevent interference and ensure separation, but technically these are not "independent".

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private?
Yes, though religion is generally a private matter as until recently organised religions were outlawed.

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?
Yes.
"We cannot expand our understanding, either of the external or the internal, if we lie to ourselves or to each other." Queen Rachael Avalon (deceased), grandmother of Queen Saara Avalon, during the opening ceremony of the Felswe University library.

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?
Retribution yes, surveillance no. Outside the privacy of ones own home surveillance is omnipresent, though people are free to express themselves regardless.

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?
Yes.

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?
Yes.

E3: Are trade unions free to organize?
Yes, and actively encouraged.

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?
Yes.

F2: Do your people have the right to due process?
Yes.

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?
Yes.

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law?
Yes.

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?
Yes.

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference?
Property yes, businesses not so much. Most private enterprise is illegal; non-profit organisations and some small-scale private businesses permitted, but by and large businesses are publicly owned.

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?
Yes.

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation?
Yes. One of the reasons (indeed the MAIN reason) unions are encouraged is to ensure this remains the case.

[Marnady]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections?
No, the evil is the evil one, there are no election

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections?
there are no election, so no

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?
its impossible to have fair elections, when they are banned.

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations?
no, they are no. only the organisation of the ultimate evil corporation is allowed

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally?
Any one who declared to be opposed to the Evil One is punished through death penalty.

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?
there are no election, so people do not have choice to participate.

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections?
The minorities in Marnady have the same choice as everyone, Follow and obey the Evil One, or be executed.

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy?
The Evil One decide everything, that's our nation.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption?
The Evil One is corruption itself. therefor, the Evil One cannot be corrupted. There is no law that limit the action of the Evil one, he can do anything.

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?
no, the Evil One do anything he want, when he he wants.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent?
No

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private?
no

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?
no

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?
no, everyone are surveilled 24 hours per day,

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?
no

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?
NGO are banned

E3: Are trade unions free to organize?
Trade Union are banned

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?
Courts have been abolished. This nation simply executed all criminals.

F2: Do your people have the right to due process?
no, people just have the right to die

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?
no

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law?
yes,, they are, like all citizen, they can submit to the Evil One, be executed as traitors or be executed for no reason
G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?
no, people can't enter or leave.

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference?
no, the Evil One own everything.

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?
no

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation?
no

[Recheve]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? no

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? yes

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial? yes

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? no

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? yes

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces? no

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? yes

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? yes

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? yes

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open? yes

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? yes

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? yes

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination? no

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution? yes

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly? yes

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference? yes

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? yes

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent? yes

F2: Do your people have the right to due process? yes

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence? yes

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? yes

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement? yes

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? no

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner? yes

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? no

[Hellenas]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections?
The de jure head of government, no. We are a constitutional monarchy. De facto head of government yes.

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections?
Yes.

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?
Yes.

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations?
Yes, but it's relatively difficult for a newly-founded political party to gain support on a national level.

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally?
Yes.

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?
Only in times of crisis or war, when power is transferred to the reigning monarch.

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections?
Yes.

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy?
Yes.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption?
Yes.

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?
Relatively, though not completely transparent.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent?
Yes.

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private?
Yes.

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?
Yes.

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?
99% yes.

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?
Yes.

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?
Yes.

E3: Are trade unions free to organize?
Yes.

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?
Yes.

F2: Do your people have the right to due process?
Yes.

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?
Yes.

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law?
Yes.

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?
Yes.

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference?
Yes.

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?
Yes.

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation?
Yes.

[Thermodolia]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections?
The President is elected by the people in a two round election.

The Prime Minister is appointed by the President and is a member of the National Assembly

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections?
Yes, the Federal Parliament is elected every 3 years for the National Assembly and every 6 years for the Federal Senate

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?
Yes

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations?
Yes.

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally?
Yes.

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?
Yes

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections?
Yes

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy?
Yes. The Prime Minister is a member of the National Assembly and the government must be supported by the National Assembly

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption?
Yes

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?
For the most part yes

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent?
Yes

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private?
Yes for the most part

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?
Yes. The Prime Minister’s government is currently embroiled in a scandal regarding indoctrination

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?
Yes

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?
Yes

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?
Yes

E3: Are trade unions free to organize?
Yes

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?
Yes

F2: Do your people have the right to due process?
Yes

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?
Yes for the most part

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law?
Yes for the most part

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?
Yes

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference?
Yes, for the most part

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?
Yes

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation?
Yes

[Herdenia]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections?
Of course! We have elections, however there is do only ever one candidate... (No.)
A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections?
No, the Premier chooses the members of the High Council. (No.)
A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?
No.
B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations?
Of course, but good luck staying alive afterwards. (No.)
B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally?
What opposition? (No.)
B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?
The High Council decides if the votes are correct. (No.)
B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections?
Yes, if they manage to announce their candidacy without getting killed. (No.)
C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy?
Yes.
C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption?
What corruption? Have this cash and just erase this question. (No.)
C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?
We tell our people whatever we are doing. As long as what we are doing makes us look good. (No.)
Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent?
Yes, however if you criticise the Premier you may want to exit the country as fast as possible. (No.)
D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private?
No.
D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?
No.
D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?
No.
E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?
Nope.
E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?
As long as they are approved by the government. (If approved, yes.)
E3: Are trade unions free to organize?
We run the trade unions. (No.)
F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?
No.
F2: Do your people have the right to due process?
No.
F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?
As long as the violence isn't being done by their protectors. (No.)
F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law?
All races are treated equally, so long as they aren't capitalists. (Yes.)
G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?
If you can make it past our soldiers and special forces, yeah sure. (No.)
G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference?
What is a business? (No.)
G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?
Yes of course.
G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation?
No.

[Shrive]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections?
they both are
A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections?
yes
A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?
yes
B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations?
yes
B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally?
yes
B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?
yes
B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections?
yes
C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy?
yes
C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption?
yes
C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?
no
Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent?
no
D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private?
yes
D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?
yes
D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?
yes
E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?
yes
E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?
yes
E3: Are trade unions free to organize?
yes
F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?
yes
F2: Do your people have the right to due process?
yes
F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?
yes
F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law?
yes
G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?
yes
G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference?
no. never.
G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?
yes
G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation?
yes. people don't make money so no such thing as economic exploitation

[Congress Rhodesia]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections?
Yes

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections?
Yes

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?
Yes

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations?
Yes

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally?
Yes

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?
Yes

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections?
In the history of Congress Rhodesia, two groups, ZANU and ZAPU, supported by Chinese and Soviet communists, temporarily instigated rebellion against the legitimate Rhodesian government. They never obtained substantial support amongst the population before they surrendered in 1977 with the decisive Operation Dingo. Rhodesian society fully returned to normal with 1977 election of the nation's first black Prime Minister, Bishop Muzorewa.

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy?
Sometimes. Often important policy is called to referendum.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption?
Yes

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?
Yes
Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent?
The Rhodesian Broadcasting Corporation is the only news entity funded by the state. Multiple large media outlets exist, however, and the RBC is genuine in its reporting.

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private?
Freedom of religion is guaranteed in the nation's constitution.

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?
The education system promotes critical thinking, argumentative essay-writing, analysis, and discussion. It attempts to refrain from indoctrination as much as possible.

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?
State surveillance of citizenry is illegal. Freedom of expression and the press is guaranteed in the constitution.

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?
Yes.

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?
Yes.

E3: Are trade unions free to organize?
Yes. About a third of Rhodesian workers are unionized.

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?
Yes.

F2: Do your people have the right to due process?
Yes, guaranteed in the Constitution.

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?
There are no laws concerning "hate speech." Physical violence against others is treated as crime.

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law?
Yes.

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?
Yes.

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference?
Yes. Property ownership is a crucial aspect of society.

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?
Marriage is only legal between members of the opposite sex. Homosexuals are culturally shunned.

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation?
Yes.

[Alisonia-]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? The First Citizen is a largely ceremonial office appointed by plebiscite; they have very little power not directly bequeathed unto them by the people.

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? There is no legislature, the legislature is the people of Alisonia, who gather for referenda and plebiscites for everything.

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial? We believe so, yes.

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? Yes they are.

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? Yes.

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? Yes.

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? The people determine policy.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? Corruption is mitigated by mass democracy, when it occurs it is punished punitively and swiftly.

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open? Yes.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? Yes.

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? Yes.

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination? Yes and yes.

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution? Yes.

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly? Yes, a core of our values is embodied in empowering the people; the state exists solely to serve them, not the other way around.

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference? Yes.

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? Yes.

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent? To the same degree that the other branches of government are independent of the people, yes.

F2: Do your people have the right to due process? Yes.

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence? Within reason.

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? Yes.

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement? Yes.

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? Yes.

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner? Yes.

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? Yes.

[New Excalibus]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? No, as we are a monarchy. However, the Prime Minister is elected.

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? Yes.

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial? There is no limit to who can stand in an election.

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? Yes, of course.

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? As any opposition would, yes.

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces? Although the king can veto laws, the last time that happened was 1256.

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? Of course.

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? The king doesn't usually play a role in policy (see B3) the national legislature determines policy usually through a vote.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? We're in the top 96% of the world for corruption. Does that answer your question?

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open? As any government should be, the Excalian parliament is very clear with it's actions. Citizens can always send in their complaints and they will be read every week.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? Of course.

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? Excalians are free to practice any religion, whether it be Catholicism or Pastafarianism.

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination? Unlike most school systems, Excalibus' schools allow students to learn at their own paces. It's more a daily tutoring lesson, to be honest.

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution? Of course... *chuckles*

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly? Yes.

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference? We may be left-leaning, but come on. We're not communists.

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? Of course, they're an integral part of capitalism.

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent? There is no judiciary system. We think it's stupid.

F2: Do your people have the right to due process? Once again, no judiciary system.

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence? Of course.

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? Everyone is equal in Excalibus. I just now realized that sounds communist. We're not.

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement? Yes.

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? We're not communists.

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner? It's necessary, of course. Polygamy is legal, so we kind of need that.

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? Yes. *chuckles*

[Carstantinopipal]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? No.

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? No.

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial? No.

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? No.

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? No.

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces? No.

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? Yes. But there aren't any.

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? Yes.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? Not effective.

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open? Yes.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? Yes.

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? Yes.

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination? Yes.

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution? Yes.

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly? Yes.

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference? No.

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? Yes.

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent? No.

F2: Do your people have the right to due process? Yes.

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence? Yes.

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? Yes.

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement? No.

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? Yes.

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner? Yes, but they may not divorce.

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? Yes.

[Ravennog]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections?
No, but the head of government hardly has any power as we are a federation.

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections?
Yes.

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?
Yes.

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations?
Yes, they should be able to.

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally?
Yes.

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?
Yes.

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections?
Yes, minorities can run for election.

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy?
Yes.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption?
Yes, we are trying to reduce corruption at every turn.

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?
Yes.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent?
Yes.

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private?
Yes.

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?
We invest in education a lot, so maybe.

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?
Yes.

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?
Yes.

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?
Yes.

E3: Are trade unions free to organize?
Yes, uh, they should be.

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?
We have no judiciary system.

F2: Do your people have the right to due process?
We have no judiciary system, so there is no due process.

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?
Yes.

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law?
Yes.

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy the freedom of movement?
Yes.

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference?
Yes, we have a Private Industry.

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?
Yes.

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation?
Barely.

[Anantpura]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? What elections? No

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? There is no legislature No

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial? No.... No

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? No. Politics is strictly in the boundaries of the government.No

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? Yeah, right. No

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces? Are you suggesting that your leader, guide and father of the nation is not the people's choice? No

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? No

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? Yes

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? Strong? Yes. The government is not so large that corruption is fostered.Yes

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open? Yes of course, except for sensitive info about national security. Yes

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? Free, but sponsored by the state. Mostly..

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? Yes

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?Yes

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?Yes

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?Yes

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?Yes

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? Yes

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?Yes

F2: Do your people have the right to due process?Yes

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?Yes

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? Yes

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?Yes

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? Yes

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?Yes

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? Yes

[Valentine Z]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? Not really, no.

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? Yes.

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial? Yes.

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? No.

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? Sure. They will be considered, but in reality, they will simply be assimilated to the Valentian Government.

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces? Not very sure. Probably not.

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? Yes. Minorities can vote if they want.

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? Yes, and no. Sometimes, it's up to the Senator, but for most of the time, head of the nation, Gen. Valentijn, does it.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? Yes. We might not let people form parties, but we are damn sure am against corruption.

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open? Yes.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion Absolutely!

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? Very! But news may be reviewed to check for integrity or accuracy.

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? Yes!

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination? Yes!

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution? Yes!

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly? Yes.

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference? Yes, unless you're a huge corporation with profit in mind. Not anti-capitalist, but we just view large businesses with scrutiny.

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? Yes.

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent? Yes.

F2: Do your people have the right to due process? Yes.

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence? Yes.

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? Yes!

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement? Yes.

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? Starting a business is hard, but after that, it's more or less free.

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner? Yes.

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? Definitely!

[Communist Zombie Horde]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections?
No, not at all.
A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections?
There is no legislature to speak of. They were shot.
A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?
They are completely faked, not fair at all.
B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations?
No, parties are illegal.
B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally?
Opposition members are killed for treason.
B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?
There are forced by looting gangs to support the dictator.
B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections?
Minorities are destroyed by the dictator.
C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy?
Yes except that terrorists roam the street that are unaligned.
C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption?
No, the government only exists to be corrupt.
C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?
No it is the complete opposite.
Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent?
No, only far right propaganda.
D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private?
No, only worshipping leader is tolerated and heretics are burned.
D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?
The education system is illegal but propaganda is distributed.
D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?
No, expression is punishable by death.
E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?
No, the government shoots at any crowds.
E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?
No, they are corrupt fronts for illegal trade.
E3: Are trade unions free to organize?
No, workers are shot if they want rights.
F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?
No, it was bombed.
F2: Do your people have the right to due process?
No, they are killed as soon as possible.
F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?
All of the government’s violence is justified by their own laws, but killing is definitely excessive.
F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law?
No, they have absolutely no rights whatsoever.
G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?
No, it is hard to get outside without being shot.
G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference?
Most private enterprise is left alone, sometime suspected dealers are subject to raids. The government then sells the seized contraband.
G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?
Yes, the government doesn’t care unless one commits a crime. Almost everything is a crime.
G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation?
No, most people live as slaves or slave owners basically.

[Drussania]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections?
Yes.
A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections?
Yes.
A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?
Yes.
B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations?
Yes.
B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally?
Yes.
B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?
Yes.
B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections?
Yes.
C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy?
Yes.
C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption?
Yes.
C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?
Yes.
Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent?
Yes.
D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private?
Yes, however discrimination and obnoxious religious practices are cracked down on non-violently.
D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?
Yes.
D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?
Yes.
E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?
Yes, as long is there is no violence.
E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?
All organisations are mandated by the government, but yes.
E3: Are trade unions free to organize?
Yes.
F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?
Yes.
F2: Do your people have the right to due process?
Yes.
F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?
Yes.
F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law?
Yes.
G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?
Yes.
G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference?
No, industry and economy is highly collectivised. However, you can still manage businesses and property.
G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?
Yes.
G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation?
Yes, Capitalism has been completely up-rooted.

[NeuesTeutony]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections? No

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections? No

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?
Yes

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations? No

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally? No

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces? For the most part

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections? There are no elections, but a minority can run the nation

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy? Yes

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption? No

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open? No

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent? No

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private? Yes

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination? No

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution? No

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly? No

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference? No

E3: Are trade unions free to organize? Yes

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent? no

F2: Do your people have the right to due process? no

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence? yes

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law? yes

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement? no

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? no

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner? yes

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation? yes

[The Surge Empire]

Political Liberties

A: Electoral Process

A1: Is your nation's head of government elected through free and fair elections?, No, the Nation is headed by a 'divine' monarchy, (the divinity of it is just said and not believed), however our constitution establishes a checks and balances between the monarch the parliament and the judiciary.

A2: Is your nation's legislature elected through free and fair elections?, yes

A3: Are your electoral laws fair and impartial?, yes

B: Political Pluralism and Participation

B1: Are people free to easily form political parties or organizations?, we make it a bit hard to do, but we do allow it mainly just regulation and paperwork, so yes

B2: Can the opposition increase its support or gain power electorally?, yes

B3: Are the people's choices not interfered by nondemocratic forces?, yes

B4: Do your country's minorities possess full political liberties and the opportunity to win elections?, yes

C: Government Functions

C1: Do the head of government and national legislature determine policy?, on its own, the king can make laws, but generally doesn't, the congress makes the laws of the nation for the most part.

C2: Are there strong and effective laws and guidelines against corruption?, yes

C3: Is your nation's government transparent and open?, as we can be without endangering our people.

Civil Liberties

D: Freedom of Speech and Religion

D1: Is your nation's media free and independent?, yes

D2: Are people free to express their religious preferences in public and in private?,yes

D3: Does your nation have academic freedom and does its education system refrain from excessive indoctrination?, yes but nationalism is kinda engrained into the schools but otherwise yes.

D4: Are your people free to express themselves without fear of surveillance or retribution?, without fear of, yes. we only put survileance on suspected terroists

E: Right to Association

E1: Is there freedom of assembly?, yes

E2: Are NGOs free from excessive government interference?, yes

E3: Are trade unions free to organize?, yes

F: Rule of Law

F1: Is your nation's judiciary independent?, yes

F2: Do your people have the right to due process?, YES

F3: Are people protected from unjustifiable violence?, yes

F4: Are your nation's minorities treated equally under the law?, yes

G: Individual Liberties

G1: Do your people enjoy freedom of movement?, yes

G2: Are your people able to own property and businesses without excessive interference? there is regulation, but yes

G3: Do people in your nation have the right to freely choose their partner and divorce their partner?, yes

G4: Are your people free from economic exploitation?, yes