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| − | '''Human rights in Creeperopolis''' are a topic of concern and are considered to be one of, if not, the worst in the world, often being used to compare the human rights statuses of [[Lyoa]], [[Rakeo]], and [[Sequoyah]]. Several nations have previously condemned the human rights record of Creeperopolis and several resolutions within the [[Terraconserva Council of Nations]] have been presented regarding human rights in the country. The Creeperian government enforces Levitical law which has caused several international organizations to denounce the government as violating basic human rights. | + | '''Human rights in Creeperopolis''' ([[Creeperian language|Creeperian]] – [[Creeperian script|Creeperian]]: ''Ճերեճոս հփմանոս եn Ծրեեպերօպոլիս''; Creeperian – [[Iberic script|Iberic]]: ''Derechos humanos en Creeperópolis'') are a topic of serious concern and are considered to be one of, if not, the worst in the [[Terraconserva|world]], often being used to compare the human rights statuses of [[Lyoa]], [[Rakeo]], and [[Sequoyah]]. Several nations have previously condemned the human rights record of [[Creeperopolis]] and several resolutions within the [[Terraconserva Council of Nations]] have been presented regarding human rights in the country. The Creeperian government enforces Levitical law which has caused several international organizations to denounce the government as violating basic human rights. |
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| − | Foreign organizations have stated that there is virtually no freedom of speech or the press in the country, despite being legally protected by the [[Constitution of Creeperopolis|Constitution]]. The only legal media providers are those approved by the Creeperian government which show "blind loyalty" and support of the government, such as the ''[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]'' and ''[[Noticias de la'Iniciativa]]''. The only media outlet considered to not be "blindly loyal" and supportive the government is the Quebecshirite-owned ''[[Poste du Port]]'' headquartered in [[Puerto Francisco]], which itself is considered to be the most developed place in Creeperopolis. Some groups have stated that Puerto Francisco is the only place in the entire country where human rights are actually enforced. According to [[Human Rights Terraconserva]], there are around 100,000 prisoners incarcerated in prison camps across the country for political reasons and that they are subject to forced labor, torture, experimentation, and [[Capital punishment in Creeperopolis|execution]]. | + | Foreign organizations have stated that there is virtually no freedom of speech or the press in the country, despite being legally protected by the [[Constitution of Creeperopolis|Constitution]]. The only legal media providers are those approved by the Creeperian government which show "blind loyalty" and support of the government, such as the ''[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]'' and ''[[Noticias de la'Iniciativa]]''. The only media outlet considered to not be "blindly loyal" and supportive the government is the Quebecshirite-owned ''[[Poste du Port]]'' headquartered in [[Puerto Francisco]], which itself is considered to be the most developed place in Creeperopolis. Some groups have stated that Puerto Francisco is the only place in the entire country where human rights are actually enforced. According to [[Human Rights Terraconserva]], there are around 175,000 prisoners incarcerated in prison camps across the country for political reasons and that they are subject to forced labor, torture, experimentation, and [[Capital punishment in Creeperopolis|execution]]. |
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| − | Foreigners of certain nationalities, specifically those from [[Greater Sacramento]], [[Malgax]], [[Sequoyah]], and [[Terranihil]], are strictly monitored by the Creeperian government as they have been considered "high-risk lawbreakers," likely for political, [[Racism in Terraconserva|racial]], and religious reasons. [[Creeperans|Natives]] of Creeperopolis have not reported many instances of human rights violations, either because the government does not mistreat its civilians that "fall in line" or because they are afraid of the consequences for speaking out against the government's actions. The most notable critic of the government which has documented the country's human rights violations is [[Orlando Hernández Alvarado]], a journalist who founded the ''[[El Faro]]'' newspaper who lives in exile in [[Barreiganca]], Greater Sacramento. He currently has a warrant for his arrest, has been charged with treason, and has been sentenced to death in absentia. The government maintains its position that criticism of its human rights record is a pretext for overthrowing the imperial government. | + | Foreigners of certain nationalities, specifically those from [[Greater Sacramento]], [[Malgax]], Sequoyah, and [[Terranihil]], are strictly monitored by the Creeperian government as they have been considered "high-risk lawbreakers," likely for political, [[Racism in Terraconserva|racial]], and religious reasons. [[Creeperans|Natives]] of Creeperopolis have not reported many instances of human rights violations, either because the government does not mistreat its civilians that "fall in line" or because they are afraid of the consequences for speaking out against the government's actions. The most notable critic of the government which has documented the country's human rights violations is [[Orlando Hernández Alvarado]], a journalist who founded the ''[[El Faro]]'' newspaper who lives in exile in [[Barreiganca]], Greater Sacramento. He currently has a warrant for his arrest, has been charged with treason, and has been sentenced to death in absentia. The government maintains its position that criticism of its human rights record is a pretext for overthrowing the imperial government. |
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| − | == History of human rights in Creeperopolis == | + | The [[Terraconserva Council of Nations]] has failed to pass any resolutions that condemned or actively investigated human rights violations and abuses in Creeperopolis since its inception in 1952. The most recent attempts to condemn Creeperopolis were Terraconserva Council of Nations Resolutions [[TCN Resolution 002|002]] and [[TCN Resolution 004|004]] in 2019 and 2020, respectively, but [[Quebecshire]], a strong ally of Creeperopolis, vetoed both resolutions.<ref name="TCN Resolution 002">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1264641|title=TCN Resolution 002 – Condemnation of Creeperopolis and the Suggestion of Sanctions|author=Permanent Mission of Malgax to the Terraconserva Council of Nations|author1-link=Permanent Mission of Malgax to the Terraconserva Council of Nations|date=29 September 2019|access-date=30 January 2021|website=www.tcn.org}}</ref><ref name="TCN Resolution 004">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1305101|title=TCN Resolution 004 – Condemnation of Creeperopolis|author=Permanent Mission of Morova to the Terraconserva Council of Nations|author1-link=Permanent Mission of Morova to the Terraconserva Council of Nations|date=11 January 2020|access-date=30 January 2021|website=www.tcn.org}}</ref> [[TCN Resolution 006|Terraconserva Council of Nations Resolution 006]] officially launched an investigation into Creeperopolis' human rights record in 2020, but the Creeperian government refused to comply with the resolution and it was eventually repealed by [[TCN Resolution 009|Terraconserva Council of Nations Resolution 009]] later that same year.<ref name="TCN Resolution 006">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1305473|title=TCN Resolution 006 – A Resolution to Launch an Investigation Into Creeperopolis|author=Joint Sponsors of Eminople, Greater Sacramento, New Gandor, and Paleocacher|date=13 January 2020|access-date=30 January 2021|website=www.tcn.org}}</ref><ref name="TCN Resolution 009">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1337249|title=TCN Resolution 009 – Repeal of TCN Resolution 006 – A Resolution to Launch an Investigation Into Creeperopolis|author=Permanent Mission of Creeperopolis to the Terraconserva Council of Nations|author1-link=Permanent Mission of Creeperopolis to the Terraconserva Council of Nations|date=28 March 2020|access-date=30 January 2021|website=www.tcn.org}}</ref> |
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| − | Human rights as a concept in [[Creeperopolis]] began to formulate during the [[First Parliament of Creeperopolis|First Parliamentary Era]] from 1565 to 1771. Prior to the establishment of the Parliament following the [[Surian Revolutions of 1565]], the notion of human rights effectively did not exist as actions which would be classified as atrocities in the present were widespread and considered normal. Events like the [[Battle of Xichūtepa]], [[Creeperian Crusade]], [[Siege of Almadinat Almuqadasa]], and [[Honduran Genocide]] witnessed massive death tolls, most of which were committed intentionally as acts of genocide and ethnocide. Even in the [[Captaincy General of the San Carlos Islands]], atrocities were committed against Native populations during the period known as "The Enslavement" from 1392 until 1477.
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| − | Such atrocities were not punished, and at times, even encouraged, to instill intimidation in any opponents of the kingdom to prevent attacks or uprisings. Such attacks and uprising were not always intimidated into now occurring, however, as several revolts occurred in southern Creeperopolis and in the San Carlos Island colony against their rule, particularly for their brutality and the atrocities they committed. Such uprisings and revolts lead to even greater and worse atrocities, which lead to more revolts, which spiraled into a cycle of revolts and massacres. Notable rebellions that were the result of atrocities, which lead to more atrocities, include the [[Deltinian War]], the [[Great Revolt of Esclaveta]], and the [[Creeperian Peasants' War]].
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| − | Massacres continued throughout the rule of [[Miguel V of Creeperopolis|Miguel V]]. Many of Creeperopolis' most infamous massacres occurred during his reign either as a part of the [[Twenty Years' War]], such as the [[Panchague Massacre]], or through the Honduran Genocide. During the Honduran Genocide, approximately 1.2 million ethnic [[Hondurans]] were killed. The genocide is considered one of "most successful" genocides, as very few people are descendants of the Hondurans that once were the majority population of the department of [[San Miguel (department)|San Miguel]] where the [[Kingdom of Honduras]] existed from 1289 until 1360.
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| − | When the First Parliament was established on 8 March 1565, one of the priorities of the [[Liberal Party (Creeperopolis)|Liberal Party]] was the establishment of laws regarding what they called "crimes against the natural state of man," later to be known as crimes against humanity, and put those accused of committing such crimes on trial. The [[Conservative Party (Creeperopolis)|Conservative Party]], however, did not want to rush to introduce such laws as they believed it would upend the structure of the [[Creeperian Armed Forces]] as many of its high ranking officials were implicated in committing various atrocities during the reign of Miguel V. Under the Prime Ministership of [[Alfonso Moreno Salinas]], the Conservatives blocked all attempts by the Liberal leader [[Álvaro Pinto Aparicio]] to pass such legislation. The Conservative [[Prime Minister of Creeperopolis|Prime Ministers]] that succeeded Moreno Salinas, [[Bernardo Funes Luque]], [[Camilo Funes Luque]], and [[Samuel Molina Tassis]], also prevented Pinto Aparicio and the Liberals from passing legislation.
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| − | [[File:Antonio-José-Cañas.jpg|thumb|left|[[Emmanuel Sánchez Andino]] is sometimes called the "Father of Creeperian Human Rights."]]
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| − | The Liberals won fifty-one seats in the [[1600 Creeperian general election|general election of 1600]], the first time the Liberal Party won an outright majority in the Parliament. Pinto Aparicio's successor as party leader, [[Emmanuel Sánchez Andino]], was sworn in as Prime Minister on 8 March 1600 and immediately introduced a bill to establish fundamental basic human rights in Creeperopolis. The bill, [[Recognition of the Fundamental and Basic Rights of All Men in Creeperopolis]], passed with a final vote of 50–49–1. Former Prime Minister Molina Tassis openly criticized the bill and stated that it set a dangerous precedent that would haunt Creeperopolis for the rest of time.
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| − | On 10 March 1600, the law established by the bill went into effect. Officially called the ''Law of Basic Rights'', what is now commonly referred to as the ''[[Sánchez Andino Laws]]'' was a series of laws that made several practices illegal and enforced guidelines and regulations to prevent such practices. Among the practices made illegal was capital punishment, but the [[Supreme Court of Creeperopolis|Supreme Court]] struck down that specific law as it was deemed unconstitutional. Other practices, however, were made illegal without any intervention from the Supreme Court, such as using child labor, unpaid labor, forced labor, physically injuring uncooperative workers, extrajudicial killings of ethnic and religious minorities, among other practices that were normal at the time.
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| − | The [[Committee for the Protection of the Rights of All Men of Creeperopolis]] was established on 17 April 1600. Its purpose was to oversee enforcement of the laws that were placed into effect and to monitor for any violations of the laws by preforming any activities that had been made illegal. The [[Court of the Rights of All Men of Creeperopolis]] was established on 1 May 1600 by the committee to put those accused of committing human rights violations on trial. The court was deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court on 3 May 1600, but Sánchez Andino appealed the case. Although there was no legal way to challenge the Supreme Court's decision of something being unconstitutional, Sánchez Andino managed to convince the members of the court that he was legally able to do so. On 1 June 1600, the Supreme Court heard arguments from the Liberals, in support of the court, and the Conservatives, in opposition of the court. In the landmark case [[Committee for the Protection of the Rights of All Men of Creeperopolis and Court of the Rights of All Men of Creeperopolis v. Supreme Court of Creeperopolis]], the Supreme Court ruled 8–5 that the court was in fact constitutional as it did not supersede the Supreme Court and was on the same level as lower departmental courts.
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| − | [[File:Pelayo Águilarez Suñer.png|thumb|right|200px|[[Pelayo Águilarez Suñer]] was the first ever Creeperian tried and executed for crimes against humanity.]]
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| − | On 2 May 1600, [[Pelayo Águilarez Suñer]], a retired military officer of the [[Creeperian Army]], was arrested and charged with several crimes against ethnic and religious minorities he had ordered during his service. Águilarez Suñer was 80, having served as an officer in the Army from 1537 to 1582. He was specifically charged with ordering his soldiers to burn the homes of [[Deltinians]], rape their women, castrate their men, and mutilate their children as a part of the [[First Great Persecution of Deltinian Islam]] which had been occurring since the ''[[Decree of La'Victoria]]'' made in 1326 during the Creeperian Crusade. He was put on trial on 1 June 1600 and found guilty of all four charges. He was sentenced to death by hanging and the execution was carried out on 15 July 1600. Conservatives condemned the court's decision, calling it hypocritical as the five judges on the court were all supporters of Sánchez Andino who had previously attempted to abolish capital punishment.
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| − | In 1602, Sánchez Andino and [[List of Chancellors of Greater Sacramento|Chancellor]] [[Isidora Fontes]] of [[Greater Sacramento]] met in [[Sacramento]] to discuss the formation of an international human rights organization. The International Organization of God-Given Rights was established as the first international human rights organization on 18 November 1602. The organization still exists today and is known as the [[International Organization of Human Rights]]. The primary goal of the organization was to further the human of member nations. Creeperopolis' neighboring nations, the Kingdoms of [[Atlántida (Kingdom)|Atlántida]], [[Castilliano (Kingdom)|Castilliano]], and [[Kingdom of Senvar|Senvar]] joined in 1605, 1636, and 1731, respectively.{{NoteTag|name="Membership of Atlántida in the International Organization of Human Rights"|The [[Atlántida (Kingdom)|Kingdom of Atlántida]] initially joined the [[International Organization of Human Rights]] in 1605 under the [[Prime Minister of Atlántida|Prime Ministership]] of [[José Figueroa Fernández]] of the [[Liberal Party (Atlántida)|Liberal Party]]. Atlántida's membership ceased when it was [[1949 Atlántidan Annexation Referendum|annexed]] to [[Creeperopolis]] in 1949.}}{{NoteTag|name="Membership of Castilliano in the International Organization of Human Rights"|The [[Castilliano (Kingdom)|Kingdom of Castilliano]] initially joined the [[International Organization of Human Rights]] in 1636 [[Prime Minister of Castilliano|Prime Ministership]] of [[Ramón Aguinaldo Fernán]] of the [[National Liberal Party (Castilliano)|National Liberal Party]]. Castilliano withdrew membership in 1823 following the [[1823 Castillianan coup d'état|coup d'état]] staged by [[Maximiliano Saelices Dávalos]] of the [[National Pro-Fatherland Front]] and the [[Castillianan Army]], but Castilliano rejoined the organization in 1846 under [[Bernabé Sarmiento Cambeiro]] and the [[Party for Democratic Reconciliation]]. Castilliano's membership ceased when it was [[1949 Castillianan Annexation Referendum|annexed]] to [[Creeperopolis]] in 1949.}}{{NoteTag|name="Membership of Senvar in the International Organization of Human Rights"|The [[Kingdom of Senvar]] initially joined the [[International Organization of Human Rights]] in 1731 under the [[Prime Minister of Senvar|Prime Ministership]] of [[Gustav Merkel]] of the [[Senvarian Constitutionalist Party]]. Senvar's membership ceased when it was [[1839 Annexation of Senvar|annexed]] to [[Creeperopolis]] in 1839.}}
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| − | The Creeperian government approves of the use of torture in interrogation and as a form of punishment prior to execution.
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| − | The [[Tuxtla Martínez-Panachor Maximum Correctional Facility]] is notorious for its poor human rights record, especially since it is a prison camp that houses Creeperopolis' worst criminals. Torture is reported to commonly occur at the prison and it has been confirmed on several occasions. In Creeperopolis, pedophilia and any crime against a child are punished by death, and all of the country's convicted pedophiles and those who committed crimes against children are sent to TMP. During an interview with the ''[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]'' in 2012, [[Onésimo Ledesma Soriano]], the Director of the prison, described the process such an individual goes through in the prison.
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| − | {{quote|(Question: It is known that all pedophiles are sent to TMP after they are arrested and pedophilia is a capital crime according to the Constitution. What exactly happens to them when they are sent to TMP?)<br /><br />We have the pedophile sent here late at night, around midnight. When the subhuman arrives, it is a subhuman because it officially loses personhood when it commits the act, we send it to a dark room under the administration block and it is left in darkness and nothingness, hands and feet tied up, no food and no water, to mess with its mental state, for about two hours. After the two hours, we come in and dimly light the room. If it's asleep, we whip it until it wakes up, but if it's awake, we whip it anyway to let it know we're here. After that, we begin, around, 30 minutes of waterboarding, informing it that this is the tamest of the punishments it will endure for its crime. Next, since the poor thing hasn't had anything to eat all day and must be starving, we give it its first meal of the day, but first we need to aquire the meal. The thing is stripped and forcibly castrated. Our preferred method is a slow slicing from the bottom up with a rusty machete to ensure it suffers as much as possible for the crime it committed with its reproductive system, not before crushing and stomping on it of course; it doesn't deserve to have a reproductive system anymore. So now, we have its dinner. We feed it to it since it's still tied up. If it refuses to eat up after 10 minutes, we cut off one finger. Another ten minutes, another finger, and repeat. After we are out of fingers, we move to toes. If it still refuses to eat, we blend its meal and add feces and urine from the prisoners to the blend and forcibly make it drink up. However, if it does eat, we cut off the fingers and toes quickly instead of slowly as a reward for being cooperative. Now that dinner is over, the thing has been fed and can never commit such an abomination ever again. Next, we leave the thing alone until 6am when we take a roll call of the prison. We announce to the prisoners their new guest and inform the population of its crime, and we let it into the prison population. If it dies, it dies, oh well. Even [[Mara Salvatrucha]] despises these subhumans. You may say that it is escaping our justice, but the maras are in here for a reason. When the kill these things, the killings are brutal and torturous. I remember several times seeing these things skinned and even sometimes decapitated. Like, they have no access to anything sharp, so I'm genuinely impressed the gangs manage to decapitate these things. Perhaps they use their shoelaces to good effect, who knows. Sometimes they even let it survive, knowing that it will endure more pain if we torture it. Anyway, if it survives until noon rolecall, it is removed from the population and returns to the dark room. It is again tied up and stripped and we slowly pull its arms and legs apart, while at the same time dropping burning coal onto its body to induce severe burns while continuing to whip it. As part of our mental torture, we let spiders and cockroaches and ants crawl all over it. Don't worry, none are venomous. We don't want the subhuman to escape from a bite to die of poison; it needs to suffer. When the joints in its arms and legs are broken, we begin to slowly skin its feet and work up until the knees. At the same time, we take sledgehammers and work away at breaking its femurs. Then we pull out teeth and wax off any hair left on its body. Next, its skinless feet are put on a grill to burn and we cut off the ears and nose. If it survives all of that, and believe me, unfortunate souls have survived that torment, we bring it to the prison yard during yard time at around 4pm and announce to the prisoners that the subhuman survived and will be executed in the yard. It is perhaps the only time prisoners and guards are side by side in agreement that justice is being served. We nail it to an upside down cross and set it on fire. Sometimes its broken joints give way and it falls to the ground, sometimes its joints don't give way and it stays there. Either way, it burns alive and it is then up to God to decide if it has truly repented for its crime and will regain its personhood or if it will be eternally damned. I have overseen over 5,000 such executions. I do not regret a single one.|Onésimo Ledesma Soriano, 2012}}
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| − | |data-sort-value="Hidalgeso, San Pablo"|Near [[Hidalgeso, San Pablo|Hidalgeso]], [[San Pablo (department)|San Pablo]]
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| − | |data-sort-value="Santo Domingo, Helam"|Near [[Santo Domingo, Helam|Santo Domingo]], [[Helam (department)|Helam]]
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| − | |data-sort-value="Tuxtla Martínez-Panachor, Zapatista"|Near [[Tuxtla Martínez]] and<br />[[Panachor]], [[Zapatista]]
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| − | |data-sort-value="1936"|1936
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| − | == Capital punishment ==
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| − | {{main|Capital punishment in Creeperopolis}}
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| − | Capital punsihment is a legal penalty in Creeperopolis for certain capital crimes. Around 800–1,000 executions occur in Creeperopolis every year on average for crimes ranging from murder to sorcery to apostasy to pedophilia. Creeperopolis executes the most people [[Capital Punishment by Country|compared to any other country on Terraconserva]].
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| − | === Capital crimes ===
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| − | * Abortion{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"|Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution.}}
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| − | * Adultery{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * Aggravated Burglary{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * Apostasy{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name="Apostates tortured in San Miguel">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=37413285|title=Gaceta Creeperiano – Apostate Tortured, Crucified, and Burned Alive by Villagers in San Miguel|date=19 January 2020|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=3|last1=Rosales Rosales|first1=Ramón}}</ref>
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| − | * Armed Robbery{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name="Deltinian robbers killed in Chalatenango">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=37479197|title=Gaceta Creeperiano – Deltinian Robbers Killed in Chalatenango|date=27 January 2020|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=2|last1=Ramos Tzul|first1=José}}</ref><ref name=charges7000>{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=37624315|title=Gaceta Creeperiano – 7,000 Coup Conspirators Sentenced to Death for Several Capital Charges|date=13 February 2020|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=1|last1=Franco Rodríguez|first1=Carlos|author1-link=Carlos Franco Rodríguez}}</ref>
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| − | * Assassinating a Government Official{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name="six new punishable crimes">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=38474886|title=Gaceta Creeperiano - Creeperian Government Institutes Six New Capital Crimes|date=2 May 2020|access-date=28 January 2021|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=1|last1=Cabañeras Gutiérrez|first1=Augusto|author1-link=Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez|last2=Galdámez Pérez|first2=Cristóbal}}</ref>
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| − | * Beastiality{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * Blasphemy{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name=charges7000 /><ref name="morovan blasphemy arrested">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=36335477|title=Gaceta Creeperiano - Morovan Man Arrested on Charges of Blasphemy and Atheism|date=2 September 2019|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=2|last1=Herrador Piñón|first1=Gustavo}}</ref><ref name="morovan blasphemy charged">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=36362163|title=Gaceta Creeperiano - Morovan Man Sentenced for Blasphemy and Atheism|date=6 September 2019|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=2|last1=Herrador Piñón|first1=Gustavo}}</ref>
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| − | * [[De-Catholization|''De-Catholization'' Denial]]{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * [[Deltinian Genocide|''Deltinian Genocide'' Acceptance]]
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| − | * Desertion{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * [[Illegal Drug Trade in Creeperopolis|Drug smuggling]]{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name="mara drug smuggler">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=37552519|title=Gaceta Creeperiano - Mara Drug Smuggler Executed in San Pedro|date=4 February 2020|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=3|last1=Cruz Ramírez|first1=Héctor}}</ref>
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| − | * Espionage{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name=charges7000 />
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| − | * Heresy
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| − | * [[LGBT Rights in Creeperopolis|Homosexuality]]{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * [[Malgan ethnic cleansing|Malgan Genocide]] Acceptance<ref name="six new punishable crimes" />
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| − | * Murder{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name=charges7000 />
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| − | * Owning Slaves{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name="six new punishable crimes" />
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| − | * Pedophilia{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * [[Anti-Atheism in Creeperopolis|Practicing Atheism]]{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}{{NoteTag|name="Atheism in Creeperopolis is defined as outright denial of God's existence. Agnosticism and Irreligiousness are not punishable by the law and are allowed to be practiced, albeit under very heavy restrictions"|Atheism in Creeperopolis is defined as outright denial of God's existence. Agnosticism and Irreligiousness are not punishable by the law and are allowed to be practiced, albeit under very heavy restrictions.}}<ref name="atheist in San Miguel crucified">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=37413285|title=Gaceta Creeperiano - Atheist Tortured, Crucified, and Burned Alive by Villagers in San Miguel|date=19 January 2020|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=4|last1=Juárez Velázquez|first1=Romero}}</ref><ref name="atheists in Atlántida">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=37413285|title=Gaceta Creeperiano - 10 Atheists Executed in Atlántida|date=19 January 2020|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=5|last1=Gómez Ruíz|first1=Enrique}}</ref><ref name="villagers burn home">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=37416227|title=Gaceta Creeperiano - Villagers Crucify and Burn an Alleged Family of Atheists|date=19 January 2020|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=4|last1=Gutiérrez Dávalos|first1=Eduardo}}</ref><ref name="atheists killed across San Miguel">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=37479197|title=Gaceta Creeperiano - Atheists Killed Across San Miguel|date=27 January 2020|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=1|last1=Rosales Rosales|first1=Ramón}}</ref><ref name="atheists killed in front of Morovans">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=37543891|title=Gaceta Creeperiano - Atheist Crucified and Burned in Front of Morovan Journalists|date=3 February 2020|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=3|last1=Zapata Encarnación|first1=Gerardo}}</ref>
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| − | * [[Anti-Communism in Creeperopolis|Practicing Communism]]{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * [[Anti-Islamism in Creeperopolis|Practicing Islam]]{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name="six new punishable crimes" />
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| − | * Rape{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * Regicide{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * Sacrilege{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * Sedition{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * Sex Trafficking{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name="mara killed for sex trafficking">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=37397440|title=Gaceta Creeperiano - 5 Mara Members Hanged for Sex Trafficking|date=17 January 2020|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=1|last1=Zapata Encarnación|first1=Gerardo}}</ref>
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| − | * Sorcery/Witchcraft{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}
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| − | * Supporting Creeperian Opposition<ref name="six new punishable crimes" />
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| − | * Supporting Lyoan Opposition<ref name="six new punishable crimes" />
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| − | * [[Terrorism in Creeperopolis|Terrorism]]{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name=charges7000 /><ref name="car bombing 70 executed">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=37382804|title=Gaceta Creeperiano - 70 DLA Fighters Executed, Supposed Connection to Car Bombing in Ciudad Rey Alfonso I|date=15 January 2020|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=1|last1=Rosales Rosales|first1=Ramón}}</ref><ref name="62 DLA executed">{{cite web|url=https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=37397241|title=Gaceta Creeperiano - 62 DLA Fighters Executed, Supposed Connection to Train Station Bombing in Puerto Francisco|date=17 January 2020|access-date=11 March 2020|website=Gaceta Creeperiano|publisher=[[Gaceta Creeperiano]]|page=3|last1=Jiménez Carpio|first1=Alexander}}</ref>
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| − | * Transgenderism
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| − | * Treason{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name=charges7000 />
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| − | * Waging war on God{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name=charges7000 />
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| − | * Waging war on the Empire{{NoteTag|name="Capital Crime enforced by the Constitution"}}<ref name=charges7000 />
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| − | === Methods of capital punishment ===
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| − | * Boiling{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"|Method of capital punishment no longer used.}}
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| − | * Breaking Wheel{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Burning{{NoteTag|name="Legality of Burning"|[[TCN Resolution 010|Resolution 010]] of the [[Terraconserva Council of Nations]] banned the use of fire in executions methods: "[Methods of capital punishment] involving the use of fire or incendiary items[.]" Since its passage on 28 March 2020, the Creeperian government has never outlawed the practice of using fire and it has occasionally continued to burn people alive as a method of capital punishment. Creeperopolis voted against TCN Resolution 010 when it went up for vote.}}
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| − | * Burying{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Crucifixion
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| − | * Crushing{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Death by Animals{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Dehydration{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Disembowelment{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Dismemberment{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Drawing and Quartering{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Drowning{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Falling from Helicopter
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| − | * Firing Squad
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| − | * Flaying{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Garrote{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Gas Inhalation
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| − | * Impalement{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Ingesting Molten Metal{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Keelhauling{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * [[Pánfilo Kassandro Rodríguez#Trial and Death|Pánfilo Coffin]]{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}{{NoteTag|name="Pánfilo Coffin"|Only ever used once in 1446 to execute [[Pánfilo Kassandro Rodríguez]] for his role in the [[House of Martínez Massacre]].}}
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| − | * Poisoning{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | * Slow Slicing{{NoteTag|name="No Longer Used Execution Methods"}}
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| − | == Departmental inequality ==
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| − | <!--[[File:Baathist executions.png|thumb|right|[[Deltinians]] lynched by the ''[[Romerist and Fascist Nationalists]]'' paramilitary during the [[1978 Deltino race riots]].]]-->
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| − | Ethnic violence and tensions between Creeperans and [[Deltinians]] have been present since the Deltinians [[Deltinian-Creeperian War|invaded and conquered]] the [[Old Kingdom of Creeperopolis]] in 745AD.
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| − | [[File:Frankfurt Main Fettmilch-Aufstand.jpg|thumb|right|A depiction of the [[1620 Abdan race riot]].]]
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| − | In the [[1620 Creeperian general election|general election of 1620]], Liberal [[Fidel Moreno Dávalos]] was reelected as Prime Minister of Creeperopolis, who became Prime Minister following the death of [[Orlando González Leoz]] in 1618. During the election, [[Badri al-Morad]] became the first ethnic Deltinian member of Parliament. His election outraged many Creeperans who held anti-Deltinian views. When he was sworn in as a member of Parliament on 8 March 1620, a [[1620 Abdan race riot|riot]] began in his home district of [[San Pablo, Abdan|San Pablo]], [[Abdan (department)|Abdan]]. He returned to the city in April 1620 and attempted to pacify the riot, but the angry mob attacked him and lynched him in the city's town square. His body was paraded around the city and mass killings of Deltinians occurred.
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| − | Moreno Dávalos denounced the violence and murder of the member of Parliament and sent in the Army to crush the riot. The Army arrived in June 1620 and crushed the riot by force. The government reported 121 rioters dead and 20 soldiers dead, with 519 more rioters being arrested. The city remained under military occupation until 1622. Each of the 519 rioters arrested were put on trial for the death of al-Morad and inciting massacres against Deltinians in the city, of which 1,418 were killed from March to June 1620. Of the 519, 67 were sentenced to death, 211 were sentenced to life imprisonment, 144 were sentenced to varying non-life prison sentences, 96 were acquitted, and 1 was left with no decision as he died before a verdict was given. Of the 67 sentenced to death, 58 were executed on 1 January 1623, 1 died in captivity before execution, and the remaining 8 had their sentences commuted to life imprisonment. The riot and mass killing of Deltinians was the worst since the end of the persecution of 1326 to 1600.
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| − | [[Anti-Atheism in Creeperopolis|Anti-Atheism]] (''Antiateísmo'') is an enforced policy in Creeperopolis. Creeperian Anti-Atheism is an ideology and a political movement against Atheism, as a theory and more specifically as it presented itself during the Second Parliamentary Era and the [[Creeperian Civil War]]. Organized Anti-Atheism developed properly during the Creeperian Civil War with rise of the [[National Council for Peace and Order]], nicknamed the ''Miguelists''. Anti-Atheism was one of the core elements of [[Romerism]] and the [[Catholic Imperial Restoration Council]], nicknamed the ''Romerists''.
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| − | The first organization which was specifically dedicated to opposing Atheism was the Catholic Imperial Restoration Council which fought in the Creeperian Civil War starting in 1933 against the recently established National Council for Peace and Order. The Romerist movement was militarily supported by several allied foreign governments which represented the first instance of Anti-Atheism as a government policy in Creeperopolis. The Romerists defeated the Miguelists and Creeperopolis was stabilized in 1949. Following the civil war, the [[Creeperian Initiative]] was established with Anti-Atheism as one of its core ideologies. The Creeperian government continues to impose Anti-Atheist policies. In Creeperopolis, practicing Atheism is punishable by the death penalty.
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| − | {{main|LGBT rights in Creeperopolis}}
| + | * [https://iiwiki.us/wiki/Human_Rights_in_Creeperopolis Human rights in Creeperopolis (IIWiki; 9 March 2020)] |
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| − | [[File:CALLE PARIS LONDRES 3.jpg|thumb|right|''[[Fallen Roses (memorial)|Fallen Roses]]'', a memorial in [[Asr El Ziqara]], [[Greater Sacramento]], created in 2001 to respect and remember several LGBT rights activists killed in Creeperopolis by the government. New names are added to the memorial every year.]] | |
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| − | All homosexual and transgender behaviors in Creeperopolis are illegal, making [[LGBT rights in Creeperopolis]] the worst in the world. As such, Creeperopolis does not recognize same-sex marriage, domestic partnerships, or civil unions in any capacity. The criminal penalties against homosexuality and cross-dressing are regularly and strictly enforced against all people in Creeperopolis. The Creeperian government also views cross-dressing and being transgender as being prohibited under Catholic jurisprudence, and is therefore illegal. Criminal sanctions for cross-dressing tend to be the same for homosexuality, such as torture, life imprisonment, and capital punishment. The Creeperian government does not permit sex change operations to take place in the empire, and it does not allow people to obtain new legal documents to have their gender changed on their documents. Much like with homosexuality, family members may feel obligated to kill a transgender sibling or relative in order to "save face" or restore the family's honor and esteem within the community. The Creeperian government has pardoned many individuals accused of killing a homosexual or transgender and they are not considered human beings by the government, instead considering LGBT people as "subhumans," effectively making the killing not equivalent to homicide. The Creeperian government asserts that homosexuality is a choice.
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| − | Creeperopolis has laws which discriminate and encourage discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. Harassment or violence against LGBT people is not addressed in any bias-motivated or hate crime law. Advocacy for LGBT rights is illegal within the empire. The required exit and entry visa paperwork does not ask people about their sexual orientation, as it does their nationality, sex, religion, and marital status. Prior to 2010, homosexuals who had [[Greater Sacramento|Sacramatian]] citizenship were protected from death and were merely deported, however, after the passage of [[A Motion to Cleanse the Fatherland From Sin]] was passed on 9 February 2010 by the Council of Mayors, all homosexuals, even those with [[Greater Sacramento|Sacramatian]] citizenship, were subject to immediate death.{{NoteTag|name="A Motion to Cleanse the Fatherland From Sin"|[[A Motion to Cleanse the Fatherland From Sin]] passed with a total vote tally of 6,123 for, 0 against, and 0 abstaining.}} Several LGBT rights activists have been arrested and killed by the Creeperian government.
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| − | There have been multiple instances of violence and murders targeting homosexuals and transsexuals throughout Creeperopolis' history. It was reported that during the Creeperian Civil War, both the Catholic Imperial Restoration Council and the National Council for Peace and Order kidnapped, tortured, and executed over thousands of homosexuals in the White and Red Terrors, respectively. After the civil war, violence against LGBT individuals continued. The [[Condor Initiative]] targetted gays under the banner of communism and atheism. After homosexuality was criminalized again after it was decriminalized in the [[Second Parliament of Creeperopolis|Second Parliamentary Era]], hate crimes against LGBT people skyrocketed and the [[Creeperian National Police|police]] did and continues to do nothing about it.
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| − | Public and private education in Creeperopolis are required to teach basic Catholic values based on the interpretation of the [[Creeperian Catholic Bible|Bible]], which includes strong condemnation of homosexuality. In addition, Creeperian Catholicism condemns cross-dressing. The [[Ministry of Education of Creeperopolis|Ministry of Education]] approved textbooks that reflect the county's [[Creeperian Catholic Church|Catholic]] view against homosexual acts by stating that "[h]omosexuality is one of the most disgusting sins and greatest crimes," and that the proper punishment for the intentional act of homosexual intercourse is death. The Creeperian government censors media with punishments of torture, imprisonment, or death for any person possessing, importing, distributing, or producing media without governmental approval. Media content, including advertising, cannot be seen as insulting the royal family or conflicting with Catholic teachings and values.<ref name="morovan blasphemy arrested" /><ref name="morovan blasphemy charged" /> Homosexuality and cross-dressing are dealt with in print news through news coverage of criminal matters. No endorsement of LGBT rights is permitted. Radio and TV programs are similarly banned from expressing support for LGBT rights, but homosexuality and cross-dressing can be discussed as long as the negative attitudes and biases are reinforced. A call-in TV show may feature a discussion about the immorality or "illness" of homosexuality. LGBT themes in movies, television, music, and other media are a factor to completely ban a movie, or at least heavily censor it. Customs agents keep a list of films or TV shows that are not allowed to be brought into the country. The government prohibits creating, distributing or accessing online content or webpages that the government deems to be pornographic, especially depiction homosexual acts, or in violation of religious values or public morals or is a threat to public health, safety or order. The Creeperian government has frequently blocked internet users in the country from accessing web pages or other online content that express support for LGBT rights. The restrictions on the internet extent to blogs, social media and video upload webpages.
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