International Demographic Diversity Survey

[Chungkuo Minkuo]

On 1 January 2026, the Republic of China assumed the rotating presidency of the Global Human Heritage Association. Director-General of the GHHA, Song Lin, pledged with the unanimous support of member-states to introduce a report on the current state of demographic diversity in the world, containing information on the following categories: age, sex, location, sexuality and gender identity, religion, language, national and ethnic identity, and socioeconomic status. It is therefore requested that the following survey is completed by the relevant authorities of those who have received it.

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[spoiler=Survey][b][u]Basic Information[/u][/b]
[b]Full Name of Country[/b]:
[b]Authority responsible for providing this information[/b]:
[b]Population[/b]:

[b][u]Age[/u][/b]
[b]What percentage of the population are under 18?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population are over 60?[/b]:
[b]What is the rate of infant mortality?[/b]:
[b]What is the life expectancy?[/b]:
[b]Does legislation exist to protect the social welfare of the young and old?[/b]:
[b]Aside from pensions and child protection, are there any age-based positive discrimination schemes?[/b]:
[b]Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on age?[/b]:

[b][u]Sex[/u][/b]
[b]What is the male to female ratio?[/b]:
[b]Is there an imbalance in the workforce among the sexes?[/b]:
[b]Is there an imbalance in education among the sexes?[/b]:
[b]Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on sex?[/b]:
[b]Does legislation exist to provide for sex-based positive discrimination schemes?[/b]:

[b][u]Location[/u][/b]
[b]What is the rural-to-urban population ratio?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the working population lives within a thirty minute commute of their place of work?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population lives in a "remote area", defined as being more than two hours from the nearest urban centre by car?[/b]:
[b]Is the internal migration of the non-criminal, citizen population legally restricted?[/b]:

[b][u]Sexuality and Gender Identity[/u][/b]
[b]What percentage of the population is homosexual or bisexual?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population is transgender?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population identifies with the label "LGBTQIA+"[/b]:
[b]Are homosexual acts legal?[/b]:
[b]Are same-sex unions legally permitted in any way?[/b]:
[b]Is gender reassignment surgery legal?[/b]:
[b]If gender identity exists as a legal concept, can citizens legally register a change of gender?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population supports the legality of same-sex unions?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population supports the legality of gender reassignment?[/b]:
[b]Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?[/b]:
[b]Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?[/b]:

[b][u]Religion[/u][/b]
[b]How many religions are practised?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population profess belief in "the supernatural", a "higher deity", or a "cosmic force"?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population identify with a religion?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population identify as regular practitioners of a religion?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population identify as irreligious, agnostic, or atheist?[/b]:
[b]What are the most practised religions?[/b]:
[b]Are residents free to privately practise, or not practise, religion?[/b]:
[b]Are residents free to publicly practise, or not practise, religion?[/b]:
[b]Is the religious instruction of children permitted?[/b]:
[b]Is public proselytism permitted?[/b]:
[b]Are private religious organisations permitted to organise independent institutions such as schools, charities, hospitals, or social clubs?[/b]:
[b]Are all religions treated equally under the law?[/b]:
[b]Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on religion?[/b]:
[u]Additional Questions[/u]
[b]Does a public body to observe, regulate, or otherwise handle religious matters exist?[/b]:
[b]Describe the extent of interreligious cohesion:[/b]:
[b]Describe the extent to which religion is geographically concentrated[/b]:

[b][u]Language[/u][/b]
[b]How many official languages exist at a national level?[/b]:
[b]What are those official languages?[/b]
[b]What is the most spoken language?[/b]
[b]How many official languages exist at a subdivisional level?[/b]:
[b]How many languages have some legal but unofficial status at any level?[/b]:
[b]How many languages are spoken, in total, by people-groups who have resided within the country for more than 150 years[/b]:
[b]Does legislation exist to protect unofficial native minority (UNM) languages?[/b]:
[b]Are speakers of UNM languages afforded the right to conduct public affairs in their language?[/b]:
[b]Are speakers of UNM languages able to access primary and secondary education in their language?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of UNM language speakers can speak an official language?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the adult population are literate in an official language?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the adult population are proficient in at least one foreign language?[/b]:
[b]Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on language?[/b]:
[u]Additional Questions[/u]
[b]Does a public body exist to handle linguistic affairs in any capacity?[/b]:
[b]Approximately how many foreign languages are spoken by immigrants?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population speak a foreign language as their mother tongue?[/b]:

[b][u]National and Ethnic Identity[/u][/b]
[b]How many native national or ethnic groups are there?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population belongs to a native national or ethnic group?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population belongs to a foreign ethnic group?[/b]:
[b]Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?[/b]:
[b]Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?[/b]:
[u]Additional Questions[/u]
[b]Describe the current status of ethnic or national cohesion:[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population adhere to "racist" and/or "xenophobic" beliefs?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population morally object to "racism" and/or "xenophobia"?[/b]:

[b][u]Socioeconomic Status[/u][/b]
[b]What is the average yearly income in 2025 USD?[/b]:
[b]What income is required to be in the top 1% of earners?[/b]:
[b]What income is required to be in the top 10% of earners?[/b]:
[b]What income is required to be in the top 50% of earners?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population are homeowners?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population have completed primary education?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population have completed secondary education?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population have received a qualification from a legally-recognised higher education institution?[/b]:
[b]What percentage of the population have debts at least 50% of the average yearly wage?[/b]:
[b]The average yearly wage of the poorest subdivision (GDP per capita PPP) is what percentage of the average yearly wage of the wealthiest subdivision?[/b]:
[b]Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on socioeconomic background?[/b]:[/spoiler]

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The Global Human Heritage Association extends gratitude to those who complete this survey. Each respondent will be scored on two factors. Firstly, prevalence of diversity, which will evaluate the extent to which the population is diverse. Secondly, respect for diversity, which will score the extent to which governing authorities permit, cherish, and respect diverse people groups. For the first measure, a score of 0 will represent near-total homogeneity and a score of 100 will represent near-total heterogeneity. For the second measure, a score of 0 will represent total disregard for human diversity and a score of 100 will represent complete respect for and maximum effort to protect human diversity.

[Chungkuo Minkuo]

NEWS

21st September, 2026: Version 1.0.0 of the International Demographic Diversity Survey has been issued.

NATIONAL RANKINGS

As an OOC note, a perfect score of 0 or 100 will be nearly unattainable. The totalitarian regimes of Nazi Germany and North Korea would score in the single-digits for both prevalence diversity and respect for it. The most ethnically and linguistically diverse country in the world per Fearon is Uganda, which only scores 0.93 and 0.92 respectively, while the most religiously diverse country is South Africa, scoring 0.86. Fearon's methodology is not being reproduced 1:1, hence my desire to not provide any scores of zero despite being present in Fearon's report. The practical limits for "respect for diversity" will be in the 90s, replicating various scores such as those provided by the Government Restrictions Index, World Values Survey, Gender Inequality Index, and other reports that try to measure things such as racism, LGBT freedom, gender equality, and so on.

My scores will NOT follow a set formula, but attempt to follow guidelines I have established to ensure a largely consistent scoring. I apologise if this is not sufficient for some.

• Alinghi, the Federal-Democratic Republic of: 87/100; 85/100
• Anocratic Empire: 50/100; 37/100
• China, The Republic of: 76/100; 64/100
• Donistan, the Presidential Republic of: 76/100; 72/100
• The Dravanian Communes: 58/100; 50/100
• Geraluden: 81/100; 85/100
• Kogure, the Socialist Republic of: 48/100; 60/100

• Prussia, the Crusader Order of: 68/100; 62/100
• Prussian Socialist Republic: 34/100; 22/100
• Tyrol, the Alpine Republic of: 80/100; 89/100
• Welves, the Principality of: 84/100; 85/100

[Chungkuo Minkuo]

PLACEHOLDER

(I will add my own survey here later, but also in case the space is needed for anything else)

[The Crusader Order of Prussia]

Basic Information
Full Name of Country: Grossdeutschebund (The Crusader Order of Prussia)
Authority responsible for providing this information: Bundesdepartment Census, Ministry of Data and Information
Population: 344.8m

Age
What percentage of the population are under 18?: 14.4%
What percentage of the population are over 60?: 4.8%
What is the rate of infant mortality?: 0.3/1,000
What is the life expectancy?: 86.8 years
Does legislation exist to protect the social welfare of the young and old?: Yes
Aside from pensions and child protection, are there any age-based positive discrimination schemes?: No
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on age?: No

Sex
What is the male to female ratio?: 50.1:49.9
Is there an imbalance in the workforce among the sexes?: Yes, male Unemployment is 2.1% while female Unemployment is 17.9% of traditional family values in some areas
Is there an imbalance in education among the sexes?: No
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on sex?: No, Free Speech is perfectly legal and protected and you say and do as you want as long as it doesn't hurt others
Does legislation exist to provide for sex-based positive discrimination schemes?: No

Location
What is the rural-to-urban population ratio?: 19.8:80.2
What percentage of the working population lives within a thirty minute commute of their place of work?: 79.8%
What percentage of the population lives in a "remote area", defined as being more than two hours from the nearest urban centre by car?: 7.5%
Is the internal migration of the non-criminal, citizen population legally restricted?: No

Sexuality and Gender Identity
What percentage of the population is homosexual or bisexual?: 2.1%
What percentage of the population is transgender?: 0.1%
What percentage of the population identifies with the label "LGBTQIA+": 4.8%
Are homosexual acts legal?: Yes
Are same-sex unions legally permitted in any way?: Yes
Is gender reassignment surgery legal?:Yes
If gender identity exists as a legal concept, can citizens legally register a change of gender?: Yes
What percentage of the population supports the legality of same-sex unions?: 72.8%
What percentage of the population supports the legality of gender reassignment?: 60.1%
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: No because of Freedom
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: No

Religion
How many religions are practised?: Any are legal
What percentage of the population profess belief in "the supernatural", a "higher deity", or a "cosmic force"?: 80.1%
What percentage of the population identify with a religion?: 62.2%
What percentage of the population identify as regular practitioners of a religion?: 38.5%
What percentage of the population identify as irreligious, agnostic, or atheist?: 39.9% (slight overlap because we have a medium sized Buddhist population and some count themselves as both religious and Irreligious while most are religous)
What are the most practised religions?: Protestantism, Roman Catholicism, Judaism, Buddhism, Islam
Are residents free to privately practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes
Are residents free to publicly practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes
Is the religious instruction of children permitted?: Yes if the school either has a permit or is private
Is public proselytism permitted?: Yes
Are private religious organisations permitted to organise independent institutions such as schools, charities, hospitals, or social clubs?: Yes
Are all religions treated equally under the law?: Yes
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on religion?: No
Additional Questions
Does a public body to observe, regulate, or otherwise handle religious matters exist?: No
Describe the extent of interreligious cohesion:[/b ]: Quite alot
[b]Describe the extent to which religion is geographically concentrated: While mostly even, you can find alot of irrelgion in areas which were formerly East Germany and loads in the Alps

Language
How many official languages exist at a national level?: 2
What are those official languages? German, Latin
What is the most spoken language? German
How many official languages exist at a subdivisional level?: 7
How many languages have some legal but unofficial status at any level?: Anywhere between 10-20 depending on definition
How many languages are spoken, in total, by people-groups who have resided within the country for more than 150 years: Roughly 8-10
Does legislation exist to protect unofficial native minority (UNM) languages?: Yes
Are speakers of UNM languages afforded the right to conduct public affairs in their language?: Yes
Are speakers of UNM languages able to access primary and secondary education in their language?: Yes
What percentage of UNM language speakers can speak an official language?: 96.2%
What percentage of the adult population are literate in an official language?: 99.9%
What percentage of the adult population are proficient in at least one foreign language?: 78.5%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on language?: No
Additional Questions
Does a public body exist to handle linguistic affairs in any capacity?: Yes
Approximately how many foreign languages are spoken by immigrants?: Dozens at least, maybe more
What percentage of the population speak a foreign language as their mother tongue?: 5.3%

National and Ethnic Identity
How many native national or ethnic groups are there?: Depends, legally 5, but you could say as many as 8 if you subdivide
What percentage of the population belongs to a native national or ethnic group?: 94.2%
What percentage of the population belongs to a foreign ethnic group?: 5.8%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Some for work
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: No
Additional Questions
Describe the current status of ethnic or national cohesion:: Alot, people are mostly United
What percentage of the population adhere to "racist" and/or "xenophobic" beliefs?: 18.9% because of the sudden rise of a new belief called Neo Aryanism which expands 'Aryan'
What percentage of the population morally object to "racism" and/or "xenophobia"?: 68.5%

Socioeconomic Status
What is the average yearly income in 2025 USD?: 87,020 USD
What income is required to be in the top 1% of earners?: 5.6m USD
What income is required to be in the top 10% of earners?: 309,029 USD
What income is required to be in the top 50% of earners?: 181,010 USD
What percentage of the population are homeowners?: 61.3%
What percentage of the population have completed primary education?: 99.9%
What percentage of the population have completed secondary education?: 99.9%
What percentage of the population have received a qualification from a legally-recognised higher education institution?: 21.9%
What percentage of the population have debts at least 50% of the average yearly wage?: 1.2%
The average yearly wage of the poorest subdivision (GDP per capita PPP) is what percentage of the average yearly wage of the wealthiest subdivision?: Preußen earns an average of 19.8k USD a year compared to Bayren's 156.9k USD, so whatever that is
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on socioeconomic background?: Nope

[Geraluden]

Basic Information
Full Name of Country: Geraluden
Authority responsible for providing this information: Thorganam of Geraluden
Population: ~90,000

Age
What percentage of the population are under 18?: 47%
What percentage of the population are over 60?: 20%
What is the rate of infant mortality?: 7%
What is the life expectancy?: 80+ years
Does legislation exist to protect the social welfare of the young and old?: Yes
Aside from pensions and child protection, are there any age-based positive discrimination schemes?: Yes
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on age?: No

Sex
What is the male to female ratio?:1.5 / 2
Is there an imbalance in the workforce among the sexes?: No
Is there an imbalance in education among the sexes?: No
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on sex?: No
Does legislation exist to provide for sex-based positive discrimination schemes?: Yes, for females

Location
What is the rural-to-urban population ratio?: 60/40, but mostly because people like living in rural areas more
What percentage of the working population lives within a thirty minute commute of their place of work?: 93%
What percentage of the population lives in a "remote area", defined as being more than two hours from the nearest urban centre by car?:
Is the internal migration of the non-criminal, citizen population legally restricted?: No

Sexuality and Gender Identity
What percentage of the population is homosexual or bisexual?: 60%
What percentage of the population is transgender?: 30%
What percentage of the population identifies with the label "LGBTQIA+": 73%
Are homosexual acts legal?: Yes
Are same-sex unions legally permitted in any way?: Yes
Is gender reassignment surgery legal?: Yes
If gender identity exists as a legal concept, can citizens legally register a change of gender?: Yes
What percentage of the population supports the legality of same-sex unions?: 87%
What percentage of the population supports the legality of gender reassignment?: 79%
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: No

Religion
How many religions are practised?: At least 12
What percentage of the population profess belief in "the supernatural", a "higher deity", or a "cosmic force"?: 99%
What percentage of the population identify with a religion?: 93%
What percentage of the population identify as regular practitioners of a religion?: 42%
What percentage of the population identify as irreligious, agnostic, or atheist?: 56%
What are the most practised religions?: Voidism (Belief that there is a higher being, but it's behind such a powerful wall of void that it doesn't or can't take action on the mortal plane)
Are residents free to privately practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes
Are residents free to publicly practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes, but it's preferred if it's not super
Is the religious instruction of children permitted?: No
Is public proselytism permitted?: No
Are private religious organisations permitted to organise independent institutions such as schools, charities, hospitals, or social clubs?: Only social clubs and charities
Are all religions treated equally under the law?: Yes
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on religion?: Yes
Additional Questions
Does a public body to observe, regulate, or otherwise handle religious matters exist?: No
Describe the extent of interreligious cohesion:: Extremely peaceful and widespread
Describe the extent to which religion is geographically concentrated: Again, very widespread

Language
How many official languages exist at a national level?: None (There's so many different kinds of people that it would be a disservice to pin down a specific official language)
What are those official languages? Geraludish
What is the most spoken language? Geraludish
How many official languages exist at a subdivisional level?: Unknown
How many languages have some legal but unofficial status at any level?: None
How many languages are spoken, in total, by people-groups who have resided within the country for more than 150 years: None, since the nation isn't even that old yet
Does legislation exist to protect unofficial native minority (UNM) languages?: Not yet
Are speakers of UNM languages afforded the right to conduct public affairs in their language?: Only if there is a translator present
Are speakers of UNM languages able to access primary and secondary education in their language?:
What percentage of UNM language speakers can speak an official language?:
What percentage of the adult population are literate in an official language?: 99%
What percentage of the adult population are proficient in at least one foreign language?: 71%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on language?: Yes
Additional Questions
Does a public body exist to handle linguistic affairs in any capacity?: No
Approximately how many foreign languages are spoken by immigrants?: 9
What percentage of the population speak a foreign language as their mother tongue?: 30%

National and Ethnic Identity
How many native national or ethnic groups are there?: 1
What percentage of the population belongs to a native national or ethnic group?: 70%
What percentage of the population belongs to a foreign ethnic group?: 30%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: No
Additional Questions
Describe the current status of ethnic or national cohesion:: Peaceful
What percentage of the population adhere to "racist" and/or "xenophobic" beliefs?: 1%, and literally everyone hates that 1%
What percentage of the population morally object to "racism" and/or "xenophobia"?: 99%

Socioeconomic Status
What is the average yearly income in 2025 USD?: $76,003
What income is required to be in the top 1% of earners?: $201,047
What income is required to be in the top 10% of earners?: $152,190
What income is required to be in the top 50% of earners?: $80,000
What percentage of the population are homeowners?: 70%
What percentage of the population have completed primary education?: 92%
What percentage of the population have completed secondary education?: 89%
What percentage of the population have received a qualification from a legally-recognised higher education institution?: 85%
What percentage of the population have debts at least 50% of the average yearly wage?: 12%
The average yearly wage of the poorest subdivision (GDP per capita PPP) is what percentage of the average yearly wage of the wealthiest subdivision?: 32%
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on socioeconomic background?: Yes

[Welves]

Basic Information
Full Name of Country: Principality of Welves
Authority responsible for providing this information: Welven Government
Population: 39,200

Age
What percentage of the population are under 18?: 24%
What percentage of the population are over 60?: 17%
What is the rate of infant mortality?: 0.3%
What is the life expectancy?: 84 Years
Does legislation exist to protect the social welfare of the young and old?: Yes
Aside from pensions and child protection, are there any age-based positive discrimination schemes?: Yes
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on age?: No

Sex
What is the male to female ratio?: 52%-48%
Is there an imbalance in the workforce among the sexes?: Yes
Is there an imbalance in education among the sexes?: No
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on sex?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for sex-based positive discrimination schemes?: No

Location
What is the rural-to-urban population ratio?:
What percentage of the working population lives within a thirty minute commute of their place of work?: 80%
What percentage of the population lives in a "remote area", defined as being more than two hours from the nearest urban centre by car?: 0%
Is the internal migration of the non-criminal, citizen population legally restricted?: No

Sexuality and Gender Identity
What percentage of the population is homosexual or bisexual?: 0.34%
What percentage of the population is transgender?: 0%
What percentage of the population identifies with the label "LGBTQIA+": 0.40%
Are homosexual acts legal?: In public no, in private yes
Are same-sex unions legally permitted in any way?: No
Is gender reassignment surgery legal?: No
If gender identity exists as a legal concept, can citizens legally register a change of gender?: No
What percentage of the population supports the legality of same-sex unions?: 34%
What percentage of the population supports the legality of gender reassignment?: 9%
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: No

Religion
How many religions are practised?: 5
What percentage of the population profess belief in "the supernatural", a "higher deity", or a "cosmic force"?: 98%
What percentage of the population identify with a religion?: 98%
What percentage of the population identify as regular practitioners of a religion?: 87%
What percentage of the population identify as irreligious, agnostic, or atheist?: 2%
What are the most practised religions?: Welven Sabatism
Are residents free to privately practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes
Are residents free to publicly practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes
Is the religious instruction of children permitted?: Yes
Is public proselytism permitted?: Yes
Are private religious organisations permitted to organise independent institutions such as schools, charities, hospitals, or social clubs?: Yes (excludes schools and hospitals)
Are all religions treated equally under the law?: Yes (Though we have an official religion)
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on religion?: Yes
Additional Questions
Does a public body to observe, regulate, or otherwise handle religious matters exist?: Yes
Describe the extent of interreligious cohesion:: High Cooperation, little societal hostility, high stability.
Describe the extent to which religion is geographically concentrated: Barely geographically concentrated

Language
How many official languages exist at a national level?: 4
What are those official languages? Welven, Almic, Ioudaian, Doman
What is the most spoken language? Welven
How many official languages exist at a subdivisional level?: 4
How many languages have some legal but unofficial status at any level?: 5
How many languages are spoken, in total, by people-groups who have resided within the country for more than 150 years: 10
Does legislation exist to protect unofficial native minority (UNM) languages?: Yes
Are speakers of UNM languages afforded the right to conduct public affairs in their language?: Yes
Are speakers of UNM languages able to access primary and secondary education in their language?: Yes
What percentage of UNM language speakers can speak an official language?: 100%
What percentage of the adult population are literate in an official language?: 100%
What percentage of the adult population are proficient in at least one foreign language?: 65%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on language?: No
Additional Questions
Does a public body exist to handle linguistic affairs in any capacity?: Yes
Approximately how many foreign languages are spoken by immigrants?: 7
What percentage of the population speak a foreign language as their mother tongue?: 13%

National and Ethnic Identity
How many native national or ethnic groups are there?: 9
What percentage of the population belongs to a native national or ethnic group?: 81%
What percentage of the population belongs to a foreign ethnic group?: 19%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: No
Additional Questions
Describe the current status of ethnic or national cohesion:: High cooperation, no ethnic conflicts since the 30s, 40s and 50s.
What percentage of the population adhere to "racist" and/or "xenophobic" beliefs?: 3%
What percentage of the population morally object to "racism" and/or "xenophobia"?: 42%

Socioeconomic Status
What is the average yearly income in 2025 USD?: 37,000
What income is required to be in the top 1% of earners?: 388,000
What income is required to be in the top 10% of earners?: 110,000-130,000
What income is required to be in the top 50% of earners?: 45,000
What percentage of the population are homeowners?: 70%
What percentage of the population have completed primary education?: 100%
What percentage of the population have completed secondary education?: 100%
What percentage of the population have received a qualification from a legally-recognised higher education institution?: 43%
What percentage of the population have debts at least 50% of the average yearly wage?: 12%
The average yearly wage of the poorest subdivision (GDP per capita PPP) is what percentage of the average yearly wage of the wealthiest subdivision?:
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on socioeconomic background?: Yes

[Kogure]

Basic Information
Full Name of Country: Socialist People's Republic of Kogure
Authority responsible for providing this information: Central Statistics Bureau
Population: 76 million

Age
What percentage of the population are under 18?: 19.4%
What percentage of the population are over 60?: 21.8%
What is the rate of infant mortality?: 5.1 per 1000
What is the life expectancy?: 78.9
Does legislation exist to protect the social welfare of the young and old?: Yes. The Constitution guarantees social provision and a system of social insurance and social provision is established
Aside from pensions and child protection, are there any age-based positive discrimination schemes?: Yes, including provision of cultural and sports facilities, subsidized bus, team, and train fares, livelihood protection welfare, and social housing for young families and elderly
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on age?: Yes

Sex
What is the male to female ratio?: 96:100
Is there an imbalance in the workforce among the sexes?: Yes
Is there an imbalance in education among the sexes?: Yes, male more represented in technical fields
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on sex?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for sex-based positive discrimination schemes?: Yes, primarily training and education programmes.

Location
What is the rural-to-urban population ratio?:32.4% rural / 67.6% urban
What percentage of the working population lives within a thirty minute commute of their place of work?: 50%
What percentage of the population lives in a "remote area", defined as being more than two hours from the nearest urban centre by car?: 20%
Is the internal migration of the non-criminal, citizen population legally restricted?: No

Sexuality and Gender Identity
What percentage of the population is homosexual or bisexual?: N/A (no statistics)
What percentage of the population is transgender?: N/A (no statistics)
What percentage of the population identifies with the label "LGBTQIA+": N/A (no statistics)
Are homosexual acts legal?: Yes
Are same-sex unions legally permitted in any way?: No
Is gender reassignment surgery legal?: Yes
If gender identity exists as a legal concept, can citizens legally register a change of gender?: Yes, upon recommendation of a doctor with the approval of a Civil court and a surgery
What percentage of the population supports the legality of same-sex unions?: N/A (no statistics)
What percentage of the population supports the legality of gender reassignment?: N/A (no statistics)
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: No
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: No

Religion
How many religions are practised?: 3
What percentage of the population profess belief in "the supernatural", a "higher deity", or a "cosmic force"?: 34%
What percentage of the population identify with a religion?: 34%
What percentage of the population identify as regular practitioners of a religion?: 34%
What percentage of the population identify as irreligious, agnostic, or atheist?: 28%
What are the most practised religions?: Buddhism, Protestant Christianity, Catholic Christianity
Are residents free to privately practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes
Are residents free to publicly practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes
Is the religious instruction of children permitted?: Yes
Is public proselytism permitted?: No
Are private religious organisations permitted to organise independent institutions such as schools, charities, hospitals, or social clubs?: No
Are all religions treated equally under the law?: Yes
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on religion?: Yes

Additional Questions
Does a public body to observe, regulate, or otherwise handle religious matters exist?: Yes, the Religious Affairs Bureau
Describe the extent of interreligious cohesion:: High, supported by government policies
Describe the extent to which religion is geographically concentrated: Primarily dispersed across various communities, Christianity concentrated in sea adjacent areas

Language
How many official languages exist at a national level?: 1
What are those official languages?: Kogurean
What is the most spoken language?: Kogurean
How many official languages exist at a subdivisional level?: 0
How many languages have some legal but unofficial status at any level?: 0
How many languages are spoken, in total, by people-groups who have resided within the country for more than 150 years: 0
Does legislation exist to protect unofficial native minority (UNM) languages?: No
Are speakers of UNM languages afforded the right to conduct public affairs in their language?: No
Are speakers of UNM languages able to access primary and secondary education in their language?: No
What percentage of UNM language speakers can speak an official language?: N/A (no statistics)
What percentage of the adult population are literate in an official language?: 100%
What percentage of the adult population are proficient in at least one foreign language?: 8%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on language?: No

Additional Questions
Does a public body exist to handle linguistic affairs in any capacity?: Yes, the National Language Institute of the Academy of Sciences
Approximately how many foreign languages are spoken by immigrants?: N/A (no statistics)
What percentage of the population speak a foreign language as their mother tongue?: >1%

National and Ethnic Identity
How many native national or ethnic groups are there?: 1
What percentage of the population belongs to a native national or ethnic group?: 99%
What percentage of the population belongs to a foreign ethnic group?: >1%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: No

Additional Questions
Describe the current status of ethnic or national cohesion:: High
What percentage of the population adhere to "racist" and/or "xenophobic" beliefs?: N/A (no statistics)
What percentage of the population morally object to "racism" and/or "xenophobia"?: N/A (no statistics)

Socioeconomic Status
What is the average yearly income in 2025 USD?: $12,800 USD
What income is required to be in the top 1% of earners?: ~$87,400
What income is required to be in the top 10% of earners?: ~$38,200
What income is required to be in the top 50% of earners?: ~$9,600
What percentage of the population are homeowners?: 86%
What percentage of the population have completed primary education?: 99%
What percentage of the population have completed secondary education?: 91%
What percentage of the population have received a qualification from a legally-recognised higher education institution?: 35%
What percentage of the population have debts at least 50% of the average yearly wage?: 52%
The average yearly wage of the poorest subdivision (GDP per capita PPP) is what percentage of the average yearly wage of the wealthiest subdivision?: 61.4%
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on socioeconomic background?: Yes

[The Alpine Republic of Tyrol]

Basic Information

Full Name of Country: The Alpine Republic of Tyrol
Authority responsible for providing this information: National Statistical Office of Tyrol (Statistik Tirol)
Population: 1,723,196


Age

What percentage of the population are under 18?: Approximately 17.5%
What percentage of the population are over 60?: Approximately 27%
What is the rate of infant mortality?: Approximately 2.5 deaths per 1,000 live births
What is the life expectancy?: Approximately 83.1 years
Does legislation exist to protect the social welfare of the young and old?: Yes
Aside from pensions and child protection, are there any age-based positive discrimination schemes?: Yes. These include reduced public transport fares, subsidised cultural and recreational access, youth employment programmes, senior housing assistance and age-targeted healthcare programmes.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on age?: Yes


Sex

What is the male to female ratio?: Approximately 49.4% male to 50.6% female
Is there an imbalance in the workforce among the sexes?: Yes, although it is relatively minor. Men have a somewhat higher full-time employment rate and are disproportionately represented in engineering, construction, manufacturing and the armed forces, while women are more strongly represented in healthcare, education and some public-sector occupations.
Is there an imbalance in education among the sexes?: No significant overall imbalance. Women slightly outnumber men in higher education, while men remain more strongly represented in engineering and technical programmes.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on sex?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for sex-based positive discrimination schemes?: Yes. Limited positive-action measures may be used where one sex is demonstrably underrepresented, although Tyrol does not operate a broad system of mandatory sex-based quotas.


Location

What is the rural-to-urban population ratio?: Approximately 39% rural to 61% urban
What percentage of the working population lives within a thirty minute commute of their place of work?: Approximately 74%
What percentage of the population lives in a "remote area", defined as being more than two hours from the nearest urban centre by car?: Approximately 2%
Is the internal migration of the non-criminal, citizen population legally restricted?: No


Sexuality and Gender Identity

What percentage of the population is homosexual or bisexual?: Approximately 7%
What percentage of the population is transgender?: Approximately 0.7%
What percentage of the population identifies with the label "LGBTQIA+": Approximately 9%
Are homosexual acts legal?: Yes
Are same-sex unions legally permitted in any way? Yes. Marriage is legally available to couples without distinction as to sex. Marriages may be solemnised through either a civil or authorised religious ceremony, with both creating the same legal marital status. This replaced the previous law which held marriages and civil unions as legally identical but distinct statuses.
Is gender reassignment surgery legal?: Yes
If gender identity exists as a legal concept, can citizens legally register a change of gender?: Yes
What percentage of the population supports the legality of same-sex unions?: Approximately 80%. In the 2013 national referendum on same-sex marriage, 68.4% voted in favour; public support has continued to increase since legalisation.
What percentage of the population supports the legality of gender reassignment?: Approximately 70%
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: No. Equality programmes and targeted support services exist, but there are no preferential quotas or general affirmative-action schemes based on sexual orientation or gender identity.


Religion

How many religions are practised?: Several dozen religious traditions and denominations are practised. No definitive official count is maintained.
What percentage of the population profess belief in "the supernatural", a "higher deity", or a "cosmic force"?: Approximately 68%
What percentage of the population identify with a religion?: 74%
What percentage of the population identify as regular practitioners of a religion?: Approximately 20%
What percentage of the population identify as irreligious, agnostic, or atheist?: 26%
What are the most practised religions?: Roman Catholic Christianity is the largest religious tradition, accounting for 59% of the population, followed by Protestant Christianity at 8%. Other religions collectively account for approximately 7% and include Eastern Orthodox Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism and smaller religious traditions.
Are residents free to privately practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes
Are residents free to publicly practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes, subject to ordinary laws concerning public order, harassment and the use of public space.
Is the religious instruction of children permitted?: Yes
Is public proselytism permitted?: Yes, provided it does not involve coercion, threats or harassment.
Are private religious organisations permitted to organise independent institutions such as schools, charities, hospitals, or social clubs?: Yes, provided such institutions comply with national education, healthcare, employment and anti-discrimination law.
Are all religions treated equally under the law?: Yes
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on religion?: Yes

Additional Questions

Does a public body to observe, regulate, or otherwise handle religious matters exist?: No dedicated religious-affairs authority exists. Matters such as registration, taxation, charitable status, education and legal compliance are handled by the ordinary government authorities responsible for those fields.
Describe the extent of interreligious cohesion:: High. Serious sectarian conflict is rare and organised religion has little direct influence over national politics. Social tensions occasionally arise around immigration, Islam and the changing cultural role of Christianity, but these generally remain social or political disputes rather than sustained religious conflict.
Describe the extent to which religion is geographically concentrated: Roman Catholic identification is strongest in rural valleys, smaller towns and among older residents. Innsbruck, Bozen and other urban centres have higher rates of irreligion and contain most of the country's Orthodox, Muslim, Jewish and other minority religious communities.


Language

How many official languages exist at a national level?: 1
What are those official languages?: German
What is the most spoken language?: German
How many official languages exist at a subdivisional level?: 2. German is official throughout the country, while Ladin is co-official within Ladinia.
How many languages have some legal but unofficial status at any level?: 1. Ladin is recognised as a national language at the national level despite not being a national official language; it is additionally co-official within Ladinia.
How many languages are spoken, in total, by people-groups who have resided within the country for more than 150 years: 3 principal languages: German, Ladin and Italian, alongside numerous regional dialects.
Does legislation exist to protect unofficial native minority (UNM) languages?: Yes. Ladin receives extensive national protection and is additionally co-official within Ladinia.
Are speakers of UNM languages afforded the right to conduct public affairs in their language?: Yes. Ladin speakers may conduct public affairs in Ladin within Ladinia.
Are speakers of UNM languages able to access primary and secondary education in their language?: Yes. Ladin-language and multilingual primary and secondary education is available within Ladinia.
What percentage of UNM language speakers can speak an official language?: Approximately 98%
What percentage of the adult population are literate in an official language?: Approximately 99.5%
What percentage of the adult population are proficient in at least one foreign language?: Approximately 79%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on language?: Yes. This protection applies generally to all languages and therefore protects Italian speakers against discriminatory treatment, but it does not confer any special legal status or collective language rights upon the Italian language.

Additional Questions

Does a public body exist to handle linguistic affairs in any capacity?: Yes. National education and cultural authorities administer general language policy, while Ladinia exercises autonomous powers concerning Ladin-language education, culture, media and local administration.
Approximately how many foreign languages are spoken by immigrants?: More than 40
What percentage of the population speak a foreign language as their mother tongue?: Approximately 5%, including Italian and languages spoken by more recent immigrant communities.


National and Ethnic Identity

How many native national or ethnic groups are there?: 2: Tyrolean-Germanic and Ladin
What percentage of the population belongs to a native national or ethnic group?: 94%
What percentage of the population belongs to a foreign ethnic group?: 6%. This consists of the Italian population, at approximately 2%, and other ethnic groups, at approximately 4%.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: No general system of ethnic or nationality-based positive discrimination exists. Ladin cultural and linguistic protections derive from the autonomous status of Ladinia rather than from preferential treatment based on ethnicity.

Additional Questions

Describe the current status of ethnic or national cohesion:: National cohesion is generally high, with a strong common Tyrolean civic identity existing alongside regional identities. Relations between the Tyrolean-Germanic majority and the Ladin population are stable, with Ladinia possessing extensive cultural and linguistic autonomy. The position of the Italian population is considerably more controversial. Italian residents and citizens enjoy the same individual protection against discrimination as everyone else, including protection based on ethnicity, nationality and language, but Italians receive no special minority status, autonomous institutions, reserved political representation, guaranteed Italian-language education or collective language rights. This remains politically contentious because of the circumstances surrounding the 1996 South Tyrol Uprising, the incorporation of South Tyrol and the subsequent decline of the Italian-speaking population.
What percentage of the population adhere to "racist" and/or "xenophobic" beliefs?: Approximately 8-10%, although the figure varies considerably according to the definition and wording used.
What percentage of the population morally object to "racism" and/or "xenophobia"?: Approximately 89%


Socioeconomic Status

What is the average yearly income in 2025 USD?: Approximately $62,000 gross per employed person
What income is required to be in the top 1% of earners?: Approximately $220,000 per year
What income is required to be in the top 10% of earners?: Approximately $100,000 per year
What income is required to be in the top 50% of earners?: Approximately $49,000 per year
What percentage of the population are homeowners?: Approximately 57%
What percentage of the population have completed primary education?: Approximately 99.5%
What percentage of the population have completed secondary education?: Approximately 92%
What percentage of the population have received a qualification from a legally-recognised higher education institution?: Approximately 40% of the adult population
What percentage of the population have debts at least 50% of the average yearly wage?: Approximately 25%, principally due to mortgages and other substantial long-term household borrowing
The average yearly wage of the poorest subdivision (GDP per capita PPP) is what percentage of the average yearly wage of the wealthiest subdivision?: Approximately 84%
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on socioeconomic background?: Not as a general protected characteristic. Public authorities are prohibited from arbitrary discrimination and certain protections relating to social origin apply in areas such as education and public employment, but socioeconomic status or personal wealth is not itself universally protected under anti-discrimination law.

[Bigpipstan]

Basic Information
Full Name of Country: Anocratic empire
Authority responsible for providing this information: Ministry of loyalty
Population: in signature

Age
What percentage of the population are under 18?: 18%
What percentage of the population are over 60?: 39%
What is the rate of infant mortality?: 1% of all births
What is the life expectancy?: 95.26 years
Does legislation exist to protect the social welfare of the young and old?: There is limited welfare for the elderly and rather generous welfare for the young in the form of education.
Aside from pensions and child protection, are there any age-based positive discrimination schemes?: there aren't
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on age?: There isn't

Sex
What is the male to female ratio?: 1:1.5 (About 3% of the population is classified as intersex)
Is there an imbalance in the workforce among the sexes?: Normaly there isn't but some rare rural workplaces can end up with monogender workforce
Is there an imbalance in education among the sexes?: There isn't
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on sex?: There are relaxed hate speech laws
Does legislation exist to provide for sex-based positive discrimination schemes?: There doesn't

Location
What is the rural-to-urban population ratio?: 19% rural 81% urban
What percentage of the working population lives within a thirty minute commute of their place of work?: 82% Due to most cities and even some rural areas having fast public transport
What percentage of the population lives in a "remote area", defined as being more than two hours from the nearest urban centre by car?: About 9% of the population lives in these areas
Is the internal migration of the non-criminal, citizen population legally restricted?: It isn't

Sexuality and Gender Identity
What percentage of the population is homosexual or bisexual?: 30%
What percentage of the population is transgender?: 0.0036794504141392558%
What percentage of the population identifies with the label "LGBTQIA+": 31%
Are homosexual acts legal?: yes
Are same-sex unions legally permitted in any way?: Yes they are allowed
Is gender reassignment surgery legal?: It is
If gender identity exists as a legal concept, can citizens legally register a change of gender?: They can change gender on all their documents but have to undergo transgender surgery.
What percentage of the population supports the legality of same-sex unions?: 80%
What percentage of the population supports the legality of gender reassignment?: 60%
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: It doesn't
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: It doesn't

Religion
How many religions are practised?: Officialy none but there are minor cults that pop up in secret on occassion
What percentage of the population profess belief in "the supernatural", a "higher deity", or a "cosmic force"?: ~17%
What percentage of the population identify with a religion?: ~0%
What percentage of the population identify as regular practitioners of a religion?: ~0%
What percentage of the population identify as irreligious, agnostic, or atheist?: ~100%
What are the most practised religions?: Pagan cults and worship of artificial intelligence
Are residents free to privately practise, or not practise, religion?: They aren't, it is banned by constitution
Are residents free to publicly practise, or not practise, religion?: They aren't, constitution demands agnosticism or atheism.
Is the religious instruction of children permitted?: It isn't
Is public proselytism permitted?: It is banned
Are private religious organisations permitted to organise independent institutions such as schools, charities, hospitals, or social clubs?: They aren't
Are all religions treated equally under the law?: They aren't, with the occassion cult of personality being tolerated.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on religion?: No
Additional Questions
Does a public body to observe, regulate, or otherwise handle religious matters exist?: Yes, it falls under the institution of ministry of loyalty and the police force.
Describe the extent of interreligious cohesion::
Describe the extent to which religion is geographically concentrated:

Language
How many official languages exist at a national level?: 1
What are those official languages? West Equestrian, also called post modern english
What is the most spoken language? The official language
How many official languages exist at a subdivisional level?: 1
How many languages have some legal but unofficial status at any level?: Modern english and spanish
How many languages are spoken, in total, by people-groups who have resided within the country for more than 150 years: 8 languages, due to immigration
Does legislation exist to protect unofficial native minority (UNM) languages?: It doesn't
Are speakers of UNM languages afforded the right to conduct public affairs in their language?: They aren't
Are speakers of UNM languages able to access primary and secondary education in their language?: Yes but that doesn't apply to higher levels of education.
What percentage of UNM language speakers can speak an official language?: Technicaly all of them, since it is an enforce requirement but fluency varies.
What percentage of the adult population are literate in an official language?: Technicaly all of them, since it is an enforce requirement but fluency varies.
What percentage of the adult population are proficient in at least one foreign language?: About 5%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on language?: It doesn't
Additional Questions
Does a public body exist to handle linguistic affairs in any capacity?: Department of colonial advancement and Ministry of generosity
Approximately how many foreign languages are spoken by immigrants?: 8
What percentage of the population speak a foreign language as their mother tongue?: 0.136794504141392558%

National and Ethnic Identity
How many native national or ethnic groups are there?: 7 officialy recognized ethnicities
What percentage of the population belongs to a native national or ethnic group?: 99%
What percentage of the population belongs to a foreign ethnic group?: 1%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: There is limited legislation
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Outside of rare cases, there isn't any.
Additional Questions
Describe the current status of ethnic or national cohesion:: There is seven ethnic groups and six out of those are considered "natives" While one of them are considered integrated immigrants
What percentage of the population adhere to "racist" and/or "xenophobic" beliefs?: About 4%
What percentage of the population morally object to "racism" and/or "xenophobia"?: 40%

Socioeconomic Status
What is the average yearly income in 2025 USD?: 222,187
What income is required to be in the top 1% of earners?: 362,187
What income is required to be in the top 10% of earners?: 262,187
What income is required to be in the top 50% of earners?: 222,187
What percentage of the population are homeowners?: Technicaly all of them. There is a similar system to China where homes are sold by the state.
What percentage of the population have completed primary education?: 98%
What percentage of the population have completed secondary education?: 60%
What percentage of the population have received a qualification from a legally-recognised higher education institution?: 29%
What percentage of the population have debts at least 50% of the average yearly wage?: 1%
The average yearly wage of the poorest subdivision (GDP per capita PPP) is what percentage of the average yearly wage of the wealthiest subdivision?: Slightly lower then the yearly average across the nation. The income difference not being that big.
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on socioeconomic background?: There isn't any

[Chungkuo Minkuo]

The Grossdeutschebund has scored 68/100 for prevalence of diversity and 62/100 for respect for diversity. The country contains a number of distinct peoples who are afforded a wide range of rights to practise their religions and cultures freely. In addition, access to education and property is extensive and social attitudes are largely open-minded. However, there is a lack of legal protection from discrimination and observable imbalances can be seen among the sexes.

Geraluden has scored 81/100 for prevalence of diversity and 85/100 for respect for diversity. The country is incredibly diverse for its small population with a large foreign population, multiple religions practised, and a number of languages spoken. Legal protections against discrimination are extensive and social attitudes are widely positive.

Welves has scored 84/100 for prevalence of diversity and 85/100 for respect for diversity. Welves demonstrates remarkably high levels of prevalence and respect for diversity in every category with the exception of sexuality, where limited rights for homosexuals and transgenders, excepting anti-discrimination laws, along with negative social attitudes towards the LGBTQIA+ community, reduce the overall score.

NOTE: I will continue scoring tomorrow. I have a rough methodology for score calculation outlined that is weighted towards specific categories more than others.

[Chungkuo Minkuo]

The Socialist Republic of Kogure has scored 48/100 for prevalence of diversity and 60/100 for respect for diversity. The country is highly homogeneous with little internal difference among the people. Those differences that do exist are protected by an established system of anti-discrimination legislation that ensures social harmony.

The Alpine Republic of Tyrol has scored 80/100 for prevalence of diversity and 89/100 for respect for diversity. Tyrol is a small and largely homogeneous country when it comes to ethnocultural groups, but has notable minorities and a wide range of gender, sexual, and religious diversity. In addition, the legal regime provides extensive freedoms and anti-discrimination legislation to allow diversity to flourish in the country.

The Anocratic Empire has scored 50/100 for prevalence of diversity and 37/100 for respect for diversity. The country has very little diversity given its large population. While open-minded when it comes to sex and gender, religion is fiercely cracked down upon and anti-discrimination legislation across the board is weak where it does exist.

[Dravanian Communes]

Basic Information
Full Name of Country: The Confederacy of Dravanian Communes
Authority responsible for providing this information: Confederal Statistical Bureau, Ministry of Economic Strategy
Population: 83,824,186

Age
What percentage of the population are under 18?: 19.8%
What percentage of the population are over 60?: 23.6%
What is the rate of infant mortality?: 3.8 deaths per 1,000 live births
What is the life expectancy?: 80.7 years
Does legislation exist to protect the social welfare of the young and old?: Yes. Children are guaranteed healthcare, education, housing protection, nutritional support and safeguarding, while elderly citizens retain guaranteed housing, healthcare, social provision and access to a retirement stipend.
Aside from pensions and child protection, are there any age-based positive discrimination schemes?: Yes. These include priority housing adaptations and home-support services for elderly citizens, reserved places in certain sanatoriums and health retreats, priority access to assisted-living accommodation, youth apprenticeship placements, technical training schemes for young adults, and publicly funded children's summer camps, sports programmes, youth clubs, and school-holiday activities.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on age?: Yes, particularly in employment, housing, education and access to public services. Certain retirement, occupational safety and age-of-licensing requirements are exempt.

Sex
What is the male to female ratio?: Approximately 0.96 males for every 1 female.
Is there an imbalance in the workforce among the sexes?: No major overall imbalance. Women constitute approximately 48% of the employed workforce. Occupational differences remain, with men more heavily represented in heavy industry, construction, defence and extraction, while women remain more strongly represented in healthcare, education and social administration.
Is there an imbalance in education among the sexes?: No. Educational participation is effectively equal, with women holding a slight numerical majority among university students.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on sex?: Yes.
Does legislation exist to provide for sex-based positive discrimination schemes?: Limited schemes exist. These generally concern pregnancy and maternity protection, childcare provision, occupational recruitment in heavily imbalanced sectors, and targeted technical education rather than permanent employment quotas.

Location
What is the rural-to-urban population ratio?: Approximately 27% rural to 73% urban.
What percentage of the working population lives within a thirty minute commute of their place of work?: Approximately 71.4%, aided by dense public transport networks, planned residential districts and extensive rail, tram, bicycle and electric-scooter infrastructure.
What percentage of the population lives in a "remote area", defined as being more than two hours from the nearest urban centre by car?: Approximately 2.9%.
Is the internal migration of the non-criminal, citizen population legally restricted?: Generally no. Citizens may move between communes, although permanent relocation requires updating residence registration and arranging housing and employment within the receiving commune. Because much housing is publicly or cooperatively allocated, permanent relocation can involve more administration than simply moving privately.

Sexuality and Gender Identity
What percentage of the population is homosexual or bisexual?: Estimated at approximately 5.4%. The state does not routinely record sexual orientation, so this figure is based on anonymous demographic surveys.
What percentage of the population is transgender?: Estimated at approximately 0.3%.
What percentage of the population identifies with the label "LGBTQIA+": Approximately 1.6%. The label itself is not widely used in Dravanian public life, including among many homosexual or bisexual citizens.
Are homosexual acts legal?: Yes. Consensual homosexual activity between adults is legal.
Are same-sex unions legally permitted in any way?: No commune in Dravania legally recognises same-sex marriage, civil unions, registered partnerships, or any other formal same-sex union. However, some of the more socially progressive communes permit limited cohabitation rights for same-sex couples. These may include shared tenancy, inheritance arrangements, hospital visitation, household registration, and designation of beneficiaries. Such provisions are treated as practical civil arrangements rather than legal recognition of the relationship itself.
Is gender reassignment surgery legal?: Elective gender reassignment surgery is not legally permitted. Reconstructive procedures required for injury, congenital conditions or other recognised medical purposes remain legal.
If gender identity exists as a legal concept, can citizens legally register a change of gender?: No. Legal sex is not ordinarily alterable.
What percentage of the population supports the legality of same-sex unions?: Approximately 34%.
What percentage of the population supports the legality of gender reassignment?: Approximately 19%.
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: There are no specific anti-discrimination protections for sexual orientation or gender identity. However, all citizens are covered by general anti-discrimination laws governing employment, housing, education, public services, and access to state institutions, regardless of personal characteristics or lawful private conduct.
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: No.

Religion
How many religions are practised?: More than twenty registered religious traditions have active communities, although only a small number account for the overwhelming majority of religious citizens.
What percentage of the population profess belief in "the supernatural", a "higher deity", or a "cosmic force"?: Approximately 39%.
What percentage of the population identify with a religion?: 42%.
What percentage of the population identify as regular practitioners of a religion?: Approximately 17%.
What percentage of the population identify as irreligious, agnostic, or atheist?: 58%.
What are the most practised religions?: Roman Catholicism 21%, Eastern Orthodoxy 11%, Protestant Christianity 4%, Islam 2%, other religions 4%.
Are residents free to privately practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes. Private religious belief and worship are legal, provided they remain compliant with secular law.
Are residents free to publicly practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes, within limits. Registered places of worship may operate openly and organised religious ceremonies may be held, although use of public space, large processions and similar activities require commune permission. Religion is expected to remain outside ordinary political and governmental life.
Is the religious instruction of children permitted?: Yes, within families and registered religious communities. Religious instruction is not part of the compulsory public-school curriculum.
Is public proselytism permitted?: Generally no. Door-to-door proselytism, unsolicited street preaching, aggressive public recruitment and similar activity are restricted under public-order regulations.
Are private religious organisations permitted to organise independent institutions such as schools, charities, hospitals, or social clubs?: Registered religious organisations may operate charities, social clubs, community facilities and limited welfare organisations. Completely independent sectarian school or hospital systems are not generally permitted; education and healthcare institutions must remain within national accreditation and secular public-service standards.
Are all religions treated equally under the law?: Formally yes. Religious organisations are subject to the same registration, financial-disclosure, public-order and political-activity restrictions regardless of denomination.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on religion?: Yes.
Additional Questions
Does a public body to observe, regulate, or otherwise handle religious matters exist?: Yes. The Confederal Office for Religious Affairs operates under the Ministry of Education, Health, and Public Culture. It registers religious organisations, oversees recognised places of worship, monitors compliance with secular law, regulates public religious activity, maintains official religious statistics, and liaises between religious communities and commune authorities. It does not administer doctrine or appoint clergy.
Describe the extent of interreligious cohesion:: Generally high. Serious sectarian conflict is uncommon. Religion is expected to remain a private or communal matter rather than a basis for political organisation. Religious organisations may participate in charitable and community life, but religion is expected to remain outside public administration, electoral politics, lawmaking and the operation of state institutions. Religious arguments are not regarded as a legitimate basis for legislation, and public officials are expected to justify policy in secular civic terms rather than through doctrine or scripture.
Describe the extent to which religion is geographically concentrated: Catholicism is strongest in western and central rural regions, Orthodoxy has greater representation in eastern and southern communes, and Islam is concentrated primarily in several urban and port communities. Irreligion is most prevalent in Dravanis, major industrial centres and among younger urban populations.

Language
How many official languages exist at a national level?: 1
What are those official languages?: Dravanian
What is the most spoken language?: Dravanian
How many official languages exist at a subdivisional level?: 0 additional official languages. Dravanian is the sole official administrative language throughout every commune and the Free City of Dravanis.
How many languages have some legal but unofficial status at any level?: 0
How many languages are spoken, in total, by people-groups who have resided within the country for more than 150 years: Historically several regional languages and dialects existed, although Dravanian is now overwhelmingly dominant due to confederal efforts to promote national cohesion.
Does legislation exist to protect unofficial native minority (UNM) languages?: No specific legal protections exist for native minority languages.
Are speakers of UNM languages afforded the right to conduct public affairs in their language?: No. Public administration, courts, education, official records and commune affairs are conducted in Dravanian.
Are speakers of UNM languages able to access primary and secondary education in their language?: No. Dravanian is the language of public education throughout the Confederacy, although foreign and historical languages may be taught as academic subjects.
What percentage of UNM language speakers can speak an official language?: Effectively 100% among citizens educated within Dravania.
What percentage of the adult population are literate in an official language?: Approximately 99.5%.
What percentage of the adult population are proficient in at least one foreign language?: Approximately 34.7%.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on language?: Yes, in employment and access to public services, although citizens are still expected to possess sufficient Dravanian proficiency where required for work, education, administration or public safety.
Additional Questions
Does a public body exist to handle linguistic affairs in any capacity?: Yes. The Confederal Language Commission operates under the Ministry of Education, Health, and Public Culture. It maintains standard Dravanian, approves official spelling and grammar conventions, develops administrative and technical terminology, advises education authorities on language standards, and ensures consistency in the use of Dravanian across public institutions.
Approximately how many foreign languages are spoken by immigrants?: More than 40 are recorded in census and education statistics.
What percentage of the population speak a foreign language as their mother tongue?: Approximately 8.3%.

National and Ethnic Identity
How many native national or ethnic groups are there?: 1 major native national group, the Dravanians.
What percentage of the population belongs to a native national or ethnic group?: Approximately 88%.
What percentage of the population belongs to a foreign ethnic group?: Approximately 12%.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Yes.
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: No general ethnic quota system exists. Limited integration and educational assistance may be provided to recent migrants where required.
Additional Questions
Describe the current status of ethnic or national cohesion:: High. Dravanian civic and national identity is strongly promoted, and ethnic separatism has little political presence. The country is culturally assimilationist, however, and newcomers are expected to learn Dravanian, participate in commune institutions, and adapt to established public norms. Official ideology places greater importance on citizenship, labour participation and loyalty to the Confederacy than on ethnic identity.
What percentage of the population adhere to "racist" and/or "xenophobic" beliefs?: Approximately 12%, depending on the definition used. Explicit racial supremacism is uncommon, while suspicion of foreigners and foreign political influence is somewhat more widespread.
What percentage of the population morally object to "racism" and/or "xenophobia"?: Approximately 81%.

Socioeconomic Status
What is the average yearly income in 2025 USD?: Not applicable. Dravania does not use a conventional salary system. Workers receive nationally regulated labour stipends based on occupational bands, while housing, healthcare, education, public transport and many essential services are provided publicly or heavily subsidised. Dravanian citizens do not ordinarily pay personal income tax, with taxation instead levied primarily upon employers, enterprises, production and other institutional sources.
What income is required to be in the top 1% of earners?: Not applicable in the conventional sense. Dravanian labour income is organised through nationally regulated stipend bands rather than an unrestricted salary market.
What income is required to be in the top 10% of earners?: Not applicable in the conventional sense. Occupational stipend bands determine ordinary base income rather than market salary percentiles.
What income is required to be in the top 50% of earners?: Not applicable in the conventional sense.
What percentage of the population are homeowners?: Approximately 8%. Conventional private freehold ownership is uncommon because most citizens occupy commune, public, cooperative or institutionally allocated housing under secure long-term tenure.
What percentage of the population have completed primary education?: 99.8%
What percentage of the population have completed secondary education?: 97.1%
What percentage of the population have received a qualification from a legally-recognised higher education institution?: 37.4%
What percentage of the population have debts at least 50% of the average yearly wage?: Not directly applicable using an average yearly wage, as Dravania does not use a conventional national salary measure. Significant personal debt is nevertheless uncommon because housing, healthcare and higher education do not normally require large private borrowing.
The average yearly wage of the poorest subdivision (GDP per capita PPP) is what percentage of the average yearly wage of the wealthiest subdivision?: Approximately 64% when measured through GDP per capita PPP rather than nominal wages. Confederal transfers, common stipend standards, infrastructure investment and commune equalisation policies limit regional differences in household living standards.
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on socioeconomic background?: Yes, particularly in education, employment, housing allocation, healthcare and access to public services.

[Alinghi Federal-Democratic Republic]

Basic Information
Full Name of Country: Federal-Democratic Republic of Alinghi
Authority responsible for providing this information: Kudush Okhiwukh en Hehteg iungAlinghi (KOHiA) - Alingan Confederal Media Entity (ACME)
Population: 128 050 000

Age
What percentage of the population are under 18?: 19%
What percentage of the population are over 60?: 23%
What is the rate of infant mortality?: 4 x 100 000 births/year
What is the life expectancy?: 84.1 years
Does legislation exist to protect the social welfare of the young and old?: Yes, in all cantons
Aside from pensions and child protection, are there any age-based positive discrimination schemes?: Depends from cantonal legislation
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on age?: Depends from cantonal legislation

Sex
What is the male to female ratio?: 1.02:1
Is there an imbalance in the workforce among the sexes?: 1.05:1
Is there an imbalance in education among the sexes?: 1:1
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on sex?: Yes, in all cantons
Does legislation exist to provide for sex-based positive discrimination schemes?: Depends from cantonal legislation

Location
What is the rural-to-urban population ratio?: 1:3.3 (76.7% urban)
What percentage of the working population lives within a thirty minute commute of their place of work?: 77%
What percentage of the population lives in a "remote area", defined as being more than two hours from the nearest urban centre by car?: 2%
Is the internal migration of the non-criminal, citizen population legally restricted?: No

Sexuality and Gender Identity
What percentage of the population is homosexual or bisexual?: 9% (35% of them are immigrants from countries there homosexuality is criminalized, persecuted or their rights highly hindered)
What percentage of the population is transgender?: 0.7% (30% of them are immigrants from countries where being trans is criminalized, persecuted or their rights highly hindered, or gender change is not recognized in any case)
What percentage of the population identifies with the label "LGBTQIA+": 12% (40% of them are immigrants from countries where being part of "LGBTQI+" community is criminalized, persecuted or their rights highly hindered)
Are homosexual acts legal?: Yes
Are same-sex unions legally permitted in any way?: Yes, Constitutional right
Is gender reassignment surgery legal?: Yes
If gender identity exists as a legal concept, can citizens legally register a change of gender?: Yes, in all cantons (conditions differs by cantonal legislation)
What percentage of the population supports the legality of same-sex unions?: 98%
What percentage of the population supports the legality of gender reassignment?: 91%
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: Yes, in all cantons
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: Depends by cantonal legislation

Religion
How many religions are practised?: Indefinite
What percentage of the population profess belief in "the supernatural", a "higher deity", or a "cosmic force"?: 15%
What percentage of the population identify with a religion?: 14%
What percentage of the population identify as regular practitioners of a religion?: 4%
What percentage of the population identify as irreligious, agnostic, or atheist?: 85%
What are the most practised religions?: Judaism (7%), Christianity (4%), Islam (2%)
Are residents free to privately practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes, constitutional right
Are residents free to publicly practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes, constitutional right (with common-sense limits and the prohibition of act that limits or infringe the other's rights).
Is the religious instruction of children permitted?: Yes. But in schools in all cantons no religious curricula is given (it would be illegal, for the Constitutional provision of state secularism)
Is public proselytism permitted?: Yes, only in areas there who don't want hear proselytism can leave without hindarance and when they wants (so no to train, or closed space there an individual may be forced to hear an unwanted speech
Are private religious organisations permitted to organise independent institutions such as schools, charities, hospitals, or social clubs?: No, for school and hospitals. Yes for the rest.
Are all religions treated equally under the law?: Yes
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on religion?: Yes
Additional Questions
Does a public body to observe, regulate, or otherwise handle religious matters exist?: No. But there are a law that all ministers of cult must be trained in the Confederal Territory, and the place of cult must not be financed from foreign agents.
Describe the extent of interreligious cohesion:: High
Describe the extent to which religion is geographically concentrated: Quite evenly dispersed. Orthodox Church tend to be more present in the Alingo-Slavic Cantons, Catholicism in Italian and French-speacking cantons. Judaism is evenly distributed (even if in cities tend to be more numerous with a ratio of city judaism:rural judaism of 1.3:1

Language
How many official languages exist at a national level?: 8 (the official language of a canton is also Confederal official language)
What are those official languages? German, Italian, French, English, Alingo-Slavic, Esperanto, Alingank, Spanish
What is the most spoken language? German
How many official languages exist at a subdivisional level?: every official language(s) of a canton is also Confederal official language)
How many languages have some legal but unofficial status at any level?: Some pidgin of the Confederal language, the most common is the Alingan Italo-Deutch
How many languages are spoken, in total, by people-groups who have resided within the country for more than 150 years: 12
Does legislation exist to protect unofficial native minority (UNM) languages?: Yes, in all cantons (levels of protection depends by cantonal legislation)
Are speakers of UNM languages afforded the right to conduct public affairs in their language?: Yes
Are speakers of UNM languages able to access primary and secondary education in their language?: The school curricula are held to cantons' official languages
What percentage of UNM language speakers can speak an official language?: 95%
What percentage of the adult population are literate in an official language?: 99.5%
What percentage of the adult population are proficient in at least one foreign language?: 98.7%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on language?: yes
Additional Questions
Does a public body exist to handle linguistic affairs in any capacity?: No. But there are no-profit organization who regulate Alingank and the alingan varieties of the official languages
Approximately how many foreign languages are spoken by immigrants?: Indefinite
What percentage of the population speak a foreign language as their mother tongue?: 21%

National and Ethnic Identity
How many native national or ethnic groups are there?: Indefinite
What percentage of the population belongs to a native national or ethnic group?: Indefinite, at least 90% of population is mixed.
What percentage of the population belongs to a foreign ethnic group?: 7%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: No
Additional Questions
Describe the current status of ethnic or national cohesion:: Very High
What percentage of the population adhere to "racist" and/or "xenophobic" beliefs?: 1%
What percentage of the population morally object to "racism" and/or "xenophobia"?: 95%

Socioeconomic Status
What is the average yearly income in 2025 USD?: $ 52 000
What income is required to be in the top 1% of earners?: $ 1 250 000
What income is required to be in the top 10% of earners?: $ 400 000
What income is required to be in the top 50% of earners?: $ 52 000
What percentage of the population are homeowners?: 52%
What percentage of the population have completed primary education?: 100% of adults
What percentage of the population have completed secondary education?: 99% of adults
What percentage of the population have received a qualification from a legally-recognised higher education institution?: 70% have at least a bachelor's degree
What percentage of the population have debts at least 50% of the average yearly wage?: 32%
The average yearly wage of the poorest subdivision (GDP per capita PPP) is what percentage of the average yearly wage of the wealthiest subdivision?:60%
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on socioeconomic background?:Yes

[Donistan]

Basic Information
Full Name of Country: The Presidential Republic of Donistan
Authority responsible for providing this information: Ministry of Health
Population: approx. 6,8 millions

Age
What percentage of the population are under 18?: 29,4%
What percentage of the population are over 60?: 11,0%
What is the rate of infant mortality?: 7 / 1000
What is the life expectancy?: Recent surveys indicate life expectancy as 75 years old more or less
Does legislation exist to protect the social welfare of the young and old?: Yes
Aside from pensions and child protection, are there any age-based positive discrimination schemes?: Yes. Attacking someone based on age is an aggravating factor for the crime. Addictionally, financial incentives are given to families with 2 or more kids.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on age?: Yes

Sex
What is the male to female ratio?: 50 / 50 roughly, minimum male advandage due to immigration.
Is there an imbalance in the workforce among the sexes?: out of 100 persons employed, 62 are males and 38 are females. In government jobs, the ratio is 55 / 45. Recent efforts are being made to fix the gap.
Is there an imbalance in education among the sexes?: No, education is mandatory up to high school for both sexes and university students are roughly 50 / 50.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on sex?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for sex-based positive discrimination schemes?: Yes

Location
What is the rural-to-urban population ratio?: 65% of the population lives in urban areas, 31% in rural areas and 4% in remote areas
What percentage of the working population lives within a thirty minute commute of their place of work?: There is no official data on this, but in cities (urban population) almost everyone). Same goes for remote areas as they are most farmers and fishermen.
What percentage of the population lives in a "remote area", defined as being more than two hours from the nearest urban centre by car?: 4% is the government data, but by your definition is probably about 10%.
Is the internal migration of the non-criminal, citizen population legally restricted?: No

Sexuality and Gender Identity
What percentage of the population is homosexual or bisexual?: No official data as we dont recognize or keep track of homosexuality.
What percentage of the population is transgender?: No data; changing gender is extremely difficult in Donistan and carries social stigma.
What percentage of the population identifies with the label "LGBTQIA+": N/A, we dont recognize the LGBT+ movement.
Are homosexual acts legal?: Female homosexuality was never illegal. Male homosexuality was decriminalized in 1999: before that the soviet code carried a fine and a prison sentence of 2 years (law was not enforced after indipendence in 1991).
Are same-sex unions legally permitted in any way?: No, the Constitution defines marriage between one man and one woman.
Is gender reassignment surgery legal?: Yes, but extremely hard to obtain and paid by private healthcare.
If gender identity exists as a legal concept, can citizens legally register a change of gender?: After surgery the gender is changed as follow: MtF or FtM.
What percentage of the population supports the legality of same-sex unions?: If you mean of homosexual acts, opinions are roughly divided at 50/50 but the government has no plans of criminalizing homosexuality again. If you mean civil unions or marriage, no official data but probably low, like 3-5%
What percentage of the population supports the legality of gender reassignment?: No official data
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: No, but there is a law that specifically say that attacking someone based on "sex, ethnicity, social background or sexual behavior" is not an excuse for the crime.
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: See above

Religion
How many religions are practised?: Islam (75%), Christianity (8%), Irreligious / no answer (15%), others (2%)
What percentage of the population profess belief in "the supernatural", a "higher deity", or a "cosmic force"?: 88%
What percentage of the population identify with a religion?: 85%
What percentage of the population identify as regular practitioners of a religion?: No official data; but the average muslim and christian is not very conservative in urban areas, while more traditional in rural and remote areas on average.
What percentage of the population identify as irreligious, agnostic, or atheist?: 15% answered with "Deist", "Atheist", "Agnostic", "None", "Irreligious" at the answer about religion.
What are the most practised religions?: Islam, christianity and tengrism are the top 3.
Are residents free to privately practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes
Are residents free to publicly practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes
Is the religious instruction of children permitted?: Yes
Is public proselytism permitted?: Yes, except in other's religious groups buildings (i.e. a muslim preaching in a church is not permitted)
Are private religious organisations permitted to organise independent institutions such as schools, charities, hospitals, or social clubs?: Yes, but are registered by the government.
Are all religions treated equally under the law?: Yes, the state is secular.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on religion?: Yes
Additional Questions
Does a public body to observe, regulate, or otherwise handle religious matters exist?: No
Describe the extent of interreligious cohesion:: Most people see religion as a personal matter rather than a state one, even tho of course Islam does shape some aspects of society (i.e. alcool is not too common, many ppl fast during ramadan...)
Describe the extent to which religion is geographically concentrated: Islam is basically everywhere, while christianity is mostly present in urban areas.

Language
How many official languages exist at a national level?: Donian is the official language. Russian, Uzbek and Tajik are recognized as minority languages.
What are those official languages? see above
What is the most spoken language? Donian.
How many official languages exist at a subdivisional level?: see above
How many languages have some legal but unofficial status at any level?: N/A
How many languages are spoken, in total, by people-groups who have resided within the country for more than 150 years: Donian and Tajik. Uzbek and Russian about 100 years more or less.
Does legislation exist to protect unofficial native minority (UNM) languages?: No, only official ones are protected by law.
Are speakers of UNM languages afforded the right to conduct public affairs in their language?: No law bans them, but again its a non-issue: 99.99% if not more of residents speak one of the languages mentioned above.
Are speakers of UNM languages able to access primary and secondary education in their language?: No
What percentage of UNM language speakers can speak an official language?: Almost all of them
What percentage of the adult population are literate in an official language?: 99.9%
What percentage of the adult population are proficient in at least one foreign language?: 92%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on language?: Yes
Additional Questions
Does a public body exist to handle linguistic affairs in any capacity?: Yes
Approximately how many foreign languages are spoken by immigrants?: Immigrants are mostly Tajik and Uzbeks.
What percentage of the population speak a foreign language as their mother tongue?: 5-7%

National and Ethnic Identity
How many native national or ethnic groups are there?: Donians are native of Donistan, as well as some of the Tajiks.
What percentage of the population belongs to a native national or ethnic group?: 75% roughly.
What percentage of the population belongs to a foreign ethnic group?: 20%, with another 5% of mixed / unknown descent
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Ethnicity yes, nationality no.
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Same as above
Additional Questions
Describe the current status of ethnic or national cohesion:: Civic nationalism is present, ethnic one or religious one not really: we dont have many problems regarding that, except the occasional claims from Russia.
What percentage of the population adhere to "racist" and/or "xenophobic" beliefs?: racist: no data. xenophobic as anti-immigrants: 15-20% of adult population
What percentage of the population morally object to "racism" and/or "xenophobia"?: 45-60% of the adult population varying based on definition of xenophobia.

Socioeconomic Status
What is the average yearly income in 2025 USD?: 10K
What income is required to be in the top 1% of earners?: 70-80K
What income is required to be in the top 10% of earners?: 25-30K
What income is required to be in the top 50% of earners?: 5K
What percentage of the population are homeowners?: 100% (due to soviet past)
What percentage of the population have completed primary education?: 100%
What percentage of the population have completed secondary education?: 100%
What percentage of the population have received a qualification from a legally-recognised higher education institution?: 32%
What percentage of the population have debts at least 50% of the average yearly wage?: 3,2%
The average yearly wage of the poorest subdivision (GDP per capita PPP) is what percentage of the average yearly wage of the wealthiest subdivision?:
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on socioeconomic background?: Yes

[Prussian Socialist Republic]

Basic Information
Full Name of Country: Prussian Socialist Republic
Authority responsible for providing this information: Directory of the State
Population: 65 million

Age
What percentage of the population are under 18?: ~20–23%
What percentage of the population are over 60?: ~15–20%
What is the rate of infant mortality?: 2 per 1000
What is the life expectancy?: 84.4 years
Does legislation exist to protect the social welfare of the young and old?: Yes
Aside from pensions and child protection, are there any age-based positive discrimination schemes?: No
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on age?: Yes

Sex
What is the male to female ratio?: 49% to 51%
Is there an imbalance in the workforce among the sexes?: No
Is there an imbalance in education among the sexes?: No
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on sex?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for sex-based positive discrimination schemes?: No

Location
What is the rural-to-urban population ratio?: 24:76
What percentage of the working population lives within a thirty minute commute of their place of work?: 88%
What percentage of the population lives in a "remote area", defined as being more than two hours from the nearest urban centre by car?: Virtually 0%
Is the internal migration of the non-criminal, citizen population legally restricted?: Not especially, though the state must be notified

Sexuality and Gender Identity
What percentage of the population is homosexual or bisexual?: 0% officially, likely 0.5%
What percentage of the population is transgender?: 0% officially, likely 0.1%
What percentage of the population identifies with the label "LGBTQIA+": 0% openly
Are homosexual acts legal?: No
Are same-sex unions legally permitted in any way?: No
Is gender reassignment surgery legal?: No
If gender identity exists as a legal concept, can citizens legally register a change of gender?: No
What percentage of the population supports the legality of same-sex unions?: 0%
What percentage of the population supports the legality of gender reassignment?: 0%
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: No
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: No

Religion
How many religions are practised?: Christianity is the only religion actively practiced in the PSR
What percentage of the population profess belief in "the supernatural", a "higher deity", or a "cosmic force"?: ~96%
What percentage of the population identify with a religion?: ~94%
What percentage of the population identify as regular practitioners of a religion?: ~91%
What percentage of the population identify as irreligious, agnostic, or atheist?: 5%
What are the most practised religions?: Christianity is the only religion actively practiced in the PSR
Are residents free to privately practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes
Are residents free to publicly practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes
Is the religious instruction of children permitted?: Yes, under the state church
Is public proselytism permitted?: Yes
Are private religious organisations permitted to organise independent institutions such as schools, charities, hospitals, or social clubs?: The only religious organization given legal mandate is the Prussian Evangelical Lutheran Church, which is appended to the state
Are all religions treated equally under the law?: De jure, yes, de facto, no
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on religion?: No
Additional Questions
Does a public body to observe, regulate, or otherwise handle religious matters exist?: Yes
Describe the extent of interreligious cohesion:: There is no interreligious cohesion
Describe the extent to which religion is geographically concentrated: Religion is ubiquitous and widespread

Language
How many official languages exist at a national level?: One
What are those official languages? German
What is the most spoken language? German
How many official languages exist at a subdivisional level?: One
How many languages have some legal but unofficial status at any level?: None
How many languages are spoken, in total, by people-groups who have resided within the country for more than 150 years: Three: German, Polish, and Wendish
Does legislation exist to protect unofficial native minority (UNM) languages?: No
Are speakers of UNM languages afforded the right to conduct public affairs in their language?: No
Are speakers of UNM languages able to access primary and secondary education in their language?: No
What percentage of UNM language speakers can speak an official language?: 100%
What percentage of the adult population are literate in an official language?: 100%
What percentage of the adult population are proficient in at least one foreign language?: 94%; formative instruction in English, Dutch, and Norwegian is mandatory
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on language?: No
Additional Questions
Does a public body exist to handle linguistic affairs in any capacity?: Yes, the Berlin College of the German Language, which is directly subordinate to the PSE
Approximately how many foreign languages are spoken by immigrants?: There are no immigrants
What percentage of the population speak a foreign language as their mother tongue?: It cannot really be considered "foreign" but approximately ~6% of Prussians learn Polish before they learn German

National and Ethnic Identity
How many native national or ethnic groups are there?: Seven: German, Polish, Kashubian, Silesian, Sorbian, Jewish, and Lithuanian
What percentage of the population belongs to a native national or ethnic group?: 100%
What percentage of the population belongs to a foreign ethnic group?: 0%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: No
Additional Questions
Describe the current status of ethnic or national cohesion:: The people of Prussia are officially taught to be Prussian, which exists as a national distinction as opposed to an ethnic one. Germans, Poles, Jews, Sorbs, whomever, all equally share the heritage so as long as they align with the state.
What percentage of the population adhere to "racist" and/or "xenophobic" beliefs?: ~85%; targeted broadly at the west, not internally
What percentage of the population morally object to "racism" and/or "xenophobia"?: ~12%

Socioeconomic Status
What is the average yearly income in 2025 USD?: 85,430 USD
What income is required to be in the top 1% of earners?: $220,000+
What income is required to be in the top 10% of earners?: $138,000+
What income is required to be in the top 50% of earners?: $77,000+
What percentage of the population are homeowners?:
What percentage of the population have completed primary education?: 100%
What percentage of the population have completed secondary education?: 96%
What percentage of the population have received a qualification from a legally-recognised higher education institution?: ~78%
What percentage of the population have debts at least 50% of the average yearly wage?: Education is free
The average yearly wage of the poorest subdivision (GDP per capita PPP) is what percentage of the average yearly wage of the wealthiest subdivision?: The poorest subdivision is 70% of the wealthiest subdivision
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on socioeconomic background?: Yes

[Chungkuo Minkuo]

The Dravanian Communes has scored 58/100 for prevalence of diversity and 50/100 for respect for diversity. The country is largely homogeneous but has a moderate level of anti-discrimination legislation to protect different peoples within it. It is largely permissive when it comes to granting civil liberties to different groups, however its approach to linguistic & cultural assimilation, as well as some regulation on religious groups, inhibits its score.

Alinghi has scored 87/100 for prevalence of diversity and 85/100 for respect for diversity. The country is large and diverse in all respects, with a constitution that allows for this diversity to flourish. People are afforded the freedoms to practice their own cultures, religions, and sexualities without intrusion.

Donistan has scored 76/100 for prevalence of diversity and 72/100 for respect for diversity. Donistan is dominated by a single ethnoreligious group but minorities are large and visible. Their rights and freedoms are mostly protected. While efforts are being made to progress gender equality, sexual minorities remain disadvantaged.

Prussia has scored 34/100 for prevalence of diversity and 22/100 for respect for diversity. The country is homogeneous and takes strict measures to assimilate the few minorities that reside within its borders. Culture and religion that differs from the dominant culture is disadvantaged, and sexual minorities have no freedoms to practice.

[Bilancorn]

Basic Information
Full Name of Country: Constitutional Republic of Bilancorn
Authority responsible for providing this information: ministry of foreign affairs
Population: A bit more than 10 mln

Age
What percentage of the population are under 18?: 16,3%
What percentage of the population are over 60?: 21,4%
What is the rate of infant mortality?: 2 kids die before reaching the age of 5 y.o. every 1000 births
What is the life expectancy?: 97 years (thanks to advanced medical techniques and Corn Powder which extend lifespan of about 10 years)
Does legislation exist to protect the social welfare of the young and old?: Yes. We have financial compensation for newborn kids and advaced assistance for citizens above the age of 70.
Aside from pensions and child protection, are there any age-based positive discrimination schemes?: Yes
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on age?: Yes, discrimination based on age is an aggravating factor for crimes, and cannot be used as a reason to fire someone (i.e. you cant fire a people because he/she is 62 and you found a younger person, you still need a reason to do that).

Sex
What is the male to female ratio?: 50,3% female - 49,7% male
Is there an imbalance in the workforce among the sexes?: Of all workforce members, 51,2% are male and 48,8% are female
Is there an imbalance in education among the sexes?: No, the Constitution mandates equality between sexes.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on sex?: Yes
Does legislation exist to provide for sex-based positive discrimination schemes?: I dont think I understand the question; but discrimination based on sex is not allowed.

Location
What is the rural-to-urban population ratio?: 89% vs 11%
What percentage of the working population lives within a thirty minute commute of their place of work?: 63%
What percentage of the population lives in a "remote area", defined as being more than two hours from the nearest urban centre by car?: less than 1%
Is the internal migration of the non-criminal, citizen population legally restricted?: No, freedom of movement is protected by law and Constitution

Sexuality and Gender Identity
What percentage of the population is homosexual or bisexual?: we dont keep record of that, but likely 2-3%
What percentage of the population is transgender?: again, we dont keep record of that.
What percentage of the population identifies with the label "LGBTQIA+": we dont keep record of that, still likely 2-4%
Are homosexual acts legal?: Yes
Are same-sex unions legally permitted in any way?: Yes, the churches can or cant allow that based on their policy. But secular marriages do not take in account the 2 people sex, thereof gay marriage is legal.
Is gender reassignment surgery legal?: Yes, after you turn 18
If gender identity exists as a legal concept, can citizens legally register a change of gender?: They can after surgery and/or after other requisites are met. Its a long process but not impossible.
What percentage of the population supports the legality of same-sex unions?: 74,3%
What percentage of the population supports the legality of gender reassignment?: on minors: 18%, currently not allowed. on ppl above 18: 43%, currently allowed
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: Yes, on services and employement, as well as in schools.
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity?: No

Religion
How many religions are practised?: Daoism (which is kinda an agnostic phylosophy rather than a religion) Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism.
What percentage of the population profess belief in "the supernatural", a "higher deity", or a "cosmic force"?: 42%
What percentage of the population identify with a religion?: If we include Daoism, 82%. If we dont, 47%
What percentage of the population identify as regular practitioners of a religion?: 1 out of 5
What percentage of the population identify as irreligious, agnostic, or atheist?: 18%. But you could argue that many Daoists are in fact agnostic and in that case it would be near 60%
What are the most practised religions?: in order Daoism - Christianity - Islam - Judaism - Buddhism - Animism
Are residents free to privately practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes, protected by law and constitution
Are residents free to publicly practise, or not practise, religion?: Yes, protected by law and constitution
Is the religious instruction of children permitted?: Yes
Is public proselytism permitted?: Yes, protected by law and constitution
Are private religious organisations permitted to organise independent institutions such as schools, charities, hospitals, or social clubs?: Yes, except hospitals since all healthcare is public.
Are all religions treated equally under the law?: Yes, protected by law and constitution
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on religion?: Yes
Additional Questions
Does a public body to observe, regulate, or otherwise handle religious matters exist?: No. But occasionally the ministry of culture may be involved
Describe the extent of interreligious cohesion:: No one really care about other ppl religion, except in rural areas
Describe the extent to which religion is geographically concentrated: Mostly disomogeneous, we dont have places that have an higher % of religious persons.

Language
How many official languages exist at a national level?: 1
What are those official languages? Bilak
What is the most spoken language? Bilak
How many official languages exist at a subdivisional level?: We recognize as minority languages: German, Russian, Italian, French, Arab, Hebrew
How many languages have some legal but unofficial status at any level?: 0
How many languages are spoken, in total, by people-groups who have resided within the country for more than 150 years: all of the above except Arab
Does legislation exist to protect unofficial native minority (UNM) languages?: Yes, we have a minority committee that also cover languages
Are speakers of UNM languages afforded the right to conduct public affairs in their language?: Yes, but they must also speak Bilak
Are speakers of UNM languages able to access primary and secondary education in their language?: No
What percentage of UNM language speakers can speak an official language?: 99,9%
What percentage of the adult population are literate in an official language?: 99,9%
What percentage of the adult population are proficient in at least one foreign language?: 94,8%
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on language?: Yes, for registered languages only
Additional Questions
Does a public body exist to handle linguistic affairs in any capacity?: Yes. Also the Parliament occasionally do that
Approximately how many foreign languages are spoken by immigrants?: We dont have a lot of immigration lately, but we can presume 10/15 if we include languages spoken about only a few dozen of people.
What percentage of the population speak a foreign language as their mother tongue?: 2%. Most immigrants today use Bilak as their first language

National and Ethnic Identity
How many native national or ethnic groups are there?: Native? Only Bilancornians. Recognized? Many
What percentage of the population belongs to a native national or ethnic group?: 89% of the population is ethnically Bilancornian
What percentage of the population belongs to a foreign ethnic group?: 11%.
Does legislation exist to prohibit negative discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Nationality no (except for protection from violence of course). Ethnicity yes and its constitutionally protected.
Does legislation exist to provide for positive discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity?: Same as above
Additional Questions
Describe the current status of ethnic or national cohesion:: pretty omogeneous as you can see.
What percentage of the population adhere to "racist" and/or "xenophobic" beliefs?: 3-5%
What percentage of the population morally object to "racism" and/or "xenophobia"?: 85%

Socioeconomic Status
What is the average yearly income in 2025 USD?: 318,198.41 Dukats, around 310k dollars
What income is required to be in the top 1% of earners?: ~3,050,000
What income is required to be in the top 10% of earners?: ~760,600
What income is required to be in the top 50% of earners?: ~250,000
What percentage of the population are homeowners?: 91%
What percentage of the population have completed primary education?: 100% (mandatory)
What percentage of the population have completed secondary education?: 100% (mandatory)
What percentage of the population have received a qualification from a legally-recognised higher education institution?: 36,2% (if you mean university) + another 5% that do other stuff (i.e. technical institutes, military academy etc.)
What percentage of the population have debts at least 50% of the average yearly wage?: 1,3%
Does legislation exist to prohibit discrimination based on socioeconomic background?: the Constitution specifically ban discrimination based on socio-economic factors, pretty much like sex, ethnicity, sexuality and political opinion.