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{{quote|The Empire of Creeperopolis recognizes the human person as the origin and the end of the activity of the Empire, which is organized to attain justice, security, and the common good of all people within the Empire. '''In that same manner, the Fatherland recognizes the human person, every human being, since the moment of conception.''' In consequence, it is the obligation of the Imperial Government to secure for the inhabitants of the Empire, the enjoyment of liberty, health, culture, economic well-being, safety, and justice. Every person has the right to life, physical and moral integrity, liberty, security, work, property and possession, and to be protected in the conservation and defense of the same. The right to honor, personal and family intimacy, and one’s own image is guaranteed.|[[Constitution of Creeperopolis]], Title I, Article I}} | {{quote|The Empire of Creeperopolis recognizes the human person as the origin and the end of the activity of the Empire, which is organized to attain justice, security, and the common good of all people within the Empire. '''In that same manner, the Fatherland recognizes the human person, every human being, since the moment of conception.''' In consequence, it is the obligation of the Imperial Government to secure for the inhabitants of the Empire, the enjoyment of liberty, health, culture, economic well-being, safety, and justice. Every person has the right to life, physical and moral integrity, liberty, security, work, property and possession, and to be protected in the conservation and defense of the same. The right to honor, personal and family intimacy, and one’s own image is guaranteed.|[[Constitution of Creeperopolis]], Title I, Article I}} | ||
| − | No formal law is in place which mandates what the procedure on how to imprison or execute someone convicted of an abortion related crime, or what exactly an "abortion related crime" is. Generally, "abortion related crimes" include receiving an abortion, funding an abortion, encouraging an abortion, and especially preforming an abortion. The Creeperian government also generally keeps those convicted of abortion related crimes imprisoned until 28 December, when those convicted of abortion related crimes are publicly executed in [[San Salvador, San Salvador|San Salvador]],{{ | + | No formal law is in place which mandates what the procedure on how to imprison or execute someone convicted of an abortion related crime, or what exactly an "abortion related crime" is. Generally, "abortion related crimes" include receiving an abortion, funding an abortion, encouraging an abortion, and especially preforming an abortion. The Creeperian government also generally keeps those convicted of abortion related crimes imprisoned until 28 December, when those convicted of abortion related crimes are publicly executed in [[San Salvador, San Salvador|San Salvador]],{{efn|name="execution in San Salvador"|Despite [[TCN Resolution 010]] banning public executions, Creeperopolis routinely continues to hold public executions, including executions for abortion related crimes.}} with 28 December being the [[Creeperian Catholic Church|Creeperian Catholic]] feast day of the Holy Innocents. Execution methods generally tend to be execution by firing squad or hanging. Children and minors are not exempt from execution, despite their status as a minor. Minors are generally barred from the death penalty, except for in "extreme crimes," which includes abortion. Subsequent laws passed by the [[General Courts of Creeperopolis|General Courts]] also mandate that individuals who leave Creeperopolis to receive an abortion are still subject to the law and can still be prosecuted for abortion. |
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Abortion in Creeperopolis is illegal without any exceptions. Abortion was historically legal during certain points during the Second Parliamentary Era of Creeperian history between 1887 and 1933, however, since the conclusion of the Creeperian Civil War in late-1949 and the formation of the current Creeperian government under the rule of the Creeperian Initiative, abortion has been made illegal without any exceptions.
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Current legal status
According to the Constitution of Creeperopolis, abortion is illegal with no exceptions, including rape, incest, or threat to the mother's life. Title VII, Article LV of the Constitution of Creeperopolis states:
The following crimes shall be punished by death: Abortion, Adultery, Aggravated Burglary, Apostasy, Armed Robbery, Assassinating a Government Official, Beastiality, Blasphemy, De-Catholization Denial, Desertion, Drug Smuggling, Espionage, Heresy, Homosexuality, Murder, Owning Slaves, Pedophilia, Practicing Atheism, Practicing Communism, Practicing Islam, Rape, Regicide, Sacrilege, Sedition, Sex Trafficking, Sorcery/Witchcraft, Treason, Waging War on God, and Waging War on the Empire.
— Constitution of Creeperopolis, Title VII, Article LV
The Constitution of Creeperopolis also establishes the formation of human life at the moment of conception, and as murder is a capital crime, as established in Title VII, Article LV, abortion is further made illegal by Title I Article I of the Constitution of Creeperopolis.
The Empire of Creeperopolis recognizes the human person as the origin and the end of the activity of the Empire, which is organized to attain justice, security, and the common good of all people within the Empire. In that same manner, the Fatherland recognizes the human person, every human being, since the moment of conception. In consequence, it is the obligation of the Imperial Government to secure for the inhabitants of the Empire, the enjoyment of liberty, health, culture, economic well-being, safety, and justice. Every person has the right to life, physical and moral integrity, liberty, security, work, property and possession, and to be protected in the conservation and defense of the same. The right to honor, personal and family intimacy, and one’s own image is guaranteed.
— Constitution of Creeperopolis, Title I, Article I
No formal law is in place which mandates what the procedure on how to imprison or execute someone convicted of an abortion related crime, or what exactly an "abortion related crime" is. Generally, "abortion related crimes" include receiving an abortion, funding an abortion, encouraging an abortion, and especially preforming an abortion. The Creeperian government also generally keeps those convicted of abortion related crimes imprisoned until 28 December, when those convicted of abortion related crimes are publicly executed in San Salvador,[a] with 28 December being the Creeperian Catholic feast day of the Holy Innocents. Execution methods generally tend to be execution by firing squad or hanging. Children and minors are not exempt from execution, despite their status as a minor. Minors are generally barred from the death penalty, except for in "extreme crimes," which includes abortion. Subsequent laws passed by the General Courts also mandate that individuals who leave Creeperopolis to receive an abortion are still subject to the law and can still be prosecuted for abortion.
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- In 2014, a man convicted of preforming an abortion was tortured by "receiving an abortion himself" and later beheaded. The woman who received the abortion was forced to preform the "abortion" and was later beheaded. The official police report stated that the man "received an abortion," however, what exactly that means is unclear.
History of Creeperian abortion law
Continued practices
See also
Notes
External links
- Abortion in Creeperopolis (NSIndex; 18 September 2019)
- Abortion in Creeperopolis (IIWiki; 28 February 2020)
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