Blasphemy Law Index

[Flanderstan]

Blasphemy against Catholic or Mormon Christianity is punishable by law. If you do it your going to jail for a long time. There is no seperation between church and state.

[New Bradenia Ghost]

Considering that New Bradenia Ghost is a nation that promotes the freedom of religion and freedom of speech/conscience, Blashpemy is legal

[Goldgamia]

Blasphemy is completely legal in Goldgamia due to free speech being encouraged by the royal family and government. As well as this, there are very few religious people in Goldgamia, so this is unlikely to ever change.

[Righteousistan]

In the Theocracy of Righteousistan, there are no anti-blasphemy laws.

However, if it becomes known that you're stridently anti-Catholic, the secret police deal with you.

[Reorganized Portugal]

Blasphemy against Roman Catholicism will likely lead to you getting beaten up in the rural parts of the country, but it is not illegal and protected under free speech.

[North Korea Choson]

Religion is banned everybody should and will be an athiest. There are no religious blasphemy laws as following any religion is a crime itself.

[World of Krieg]

Blasphemy is completely punished by death, no exceptions.

[Joketopia]

You can say whatever you want in Joketopia. Freedom, as a matter of fact, IS free - at least in our country!

[Newer Nevada]

Religion is illegal. All efforts should be focused on advancing our nation. Religion is a distraction.

[Luziyca]

Rwizikuru has blasphemy laws on the books against Sotirianity, but they are very rarely enforced, primarily because most offenses do not get reported, and in more traditional communities where they are likely to report blasphemy, these tend to be in the areas where the Rwizikuran government does not effectively exercise control.

[Kovunanto]

Under the Writ of Union, the Kovunanto ensures that all holy relics of high value worth studying are protected, tampering with any holy relic is a crime punishable by death. Crimes against another species although forbidden, most of the time it is left unenforced in the Sanctum of the Oracle. Abortion is legal only for the San'Shyuum. All acts of adultery, among other typical less-than-virtuous actions is strictly forbidden and are punishable by disappearance. Friendly fire on the battlefield during and outside of combat situations will not be tolerated period, and are punishable with retaliation by their unit, intentional or not. Attempting to glass a world with holy relics or structures present is forbidden unless circumstances arise (such as a parasitic, neurological, or bloodborne pathogen becoming out of control) is punishable with a trial and death penalty if found guilty, whilst partially guilty is stripping of rank and privileges. Not reciting the Writ of Union daily and before every major battle is considered heresy. Foreigners who aren't faithful are not allowed entry into the Sanctum of the Oracle, as it is considered a breach of religious and domestic security. Not worshipping the Great Journey daily inside the Sanctum of the Oracle is punishable by disappearance. Interrupting a session or ceremony is punishable by death on the spot. Failure to complete any major operation set by the Prophets is punishable with a trial as aforementioned. Open disregard towards the Writ of Union, the Great Journey, holy relics, holy structures, holy worlds, policies, or all of the above, is punishable with an all-points-bulletin from the Prophets and the appointing of an Arbiter to track the dissidents down.

So in all essence, the Kovunanto forbids blasphemy on all checkboxes.

[Auzkhia]

Blasphemy isn't really a formal part of the doctrine and practices of Roman Harmonism or any established public cult that exists here. Hubris and miasma are the closest things we'd have but we worship benevolent deities who do not condemn us to eternal torture like in some other religions we heard about.

It's more or less a thing in some mystery cults. Though blasphemy as a word exists but it's word that means slandering of reputation, though libel laws are a gray area because of conflicting cases of free speech, right to privacy, and press freedom too. However, slandering any deity is not illegal, though if the gods had a problem with blasphemy they would deal with it themselves, the state does not have to intervene. Some may find it offensive and unlucky, but that is beyond our paygrade.

[Gothian Crimea]

Blasphemers are sent to the Sororitas to be tortured and repent, if they refuse they are executed in holy fire.

[Hamidiye]

Blatantly disrespectful behaviours will be punished, and insulting the Sultan and caliphe is Lèse-majesté.
In everyday life tmost will just resort to the classic method:

[Juansonia]

In Juansonia, blasphemy falls within the boundaries of constitutionally protected speech.

[The Confederate States of America]

Blasphemy laws are unconstitutional here.