Lavikona

The National Socialist Republic of Lavikona (: Национал-социјалистичка Република Лавикона, Nacional-socijalistička Republika Lavikona), commonly known as Lavikona, is a   located in Atlas.

Government
The Constitution of Lavikona says, that the National Socialist Republic of Lavikona is a , wherein the National Leader is the both the head of state and the head of government, even though the Prime Minister has some governing powers within the government, but any action has to be reported to the National Leader. The Lavikonan government is often considered a dictatorship, where the National Socialist Party of Lavikona is the dominant party, and the constitution exclusively allows   political parties to remain within the primary and only legislature of Lavikona, the Supreme Council. The radical fundamental beliefs of the Lavikonan government have increased rapidly since the National Socialist takeover in 1911, and have targeted, and especially  for the past nine decades. Throughout all of these years, the government still orders the destruction of all remaining synagogues and mosques.

The National Leader has an unlimited amount of power over the entirety of the government and its subdivisions, and remains in power until his death.

Law and criminal justice
Lavikona has a complex judiciary system, and it is composed of supreme courts and war tribunals. The crime rate in Lavikona is relatively low, but the racial policy, which is also included in the judicial system of Lavikona, prosecutes anyone who showed or gave any kind of support to an outlawed religion or minority. While the minorities in the country have absolutely no human rights, and by law they are either executed or are forced to do hard labor in concentration camps. Lavikona currently has a total of three supreme courts:


 * Supreme Court of the State and the Highest Commission — Most powerful and last resort court in the country, this is the court where people considered enemies of the state, and who have caused the highest possible offenses known are sent to. They undergo very long trials, which last for more than 3-4 hours a day, and continue the following days until the trialed subject is convicted and receives his sentence, and that is most likely lifetime imprisonment in maximum security prisons, execution or forced labor in a concentration camp.
 * Supreme Court of Internal State Crime Control — This is the court responsible for prosecuting and convicting subjects who have committed a crime of medium and highest offense, such as murder or an armed robbery. The legal process of this court works in four sections, 1. the evidence is presented to the Commission, the judge and the jury, 2. the trial begins with one of the subjects (prosecutor or convict) makes a statement to the jury and the judge, together with lawyers from each one of those subjects asking them important questions, 3. more evidence is brought in front of the public, the Commission, the judge and the jury, with lawyers having the right to ask the subjects regarding the evidence and 4. the judge, with the decision made by both the jury and the Commission, states that the convicted subject is either guilty or not guilty. The sentence is mostly lifetime imprisonment in a medium or high security prison, execution (common for murders, depending on the degree) or forced labor in a concentration camp.
 * Supreme Court of Justice — This is the court responsible for low-level offenses, such as for example petty theft and shoplifting. The sentence is quite low compared to the other two supreme courts, and it's 3 months to a year (can be more, depending on the offense) imprisonment in a low level security prison.

The other judicial system of Lavikona are the two supreme war tribunals. Their responsibility is to bring up a sentence to a war criminal, who has committed serious offenses against Lavikonan soldiers, civilians and allies involved in the war. There are rare cases of Lavikonan soldiers being trialed at a war tribunal, but captured foreign high-ranked commission officers and soldiers from a formerly fought war are trialed without remorse and the most common sentence is execution or forced labor in a concentration camp. Lavikona has two supreme war tribunals:


 * Supreme War Tribunal, Class I — Responsible for trialing and convicting foreign commissioned officers and non-commissioned officers who have committed serious offenses against the state.
 * Supreme War Tribunal, Class II — Responsible for trialing and convicting commissioned officers and non-commissioned officers of Lavikonan origin who have committed serious offenses against the state.

Military
The Lavikonan National Defence Forces (: Лавиконанске националне одбрамбене снаге, Lavikonanske nacionalne odbrambene snage) is the official military of the National Socialist Republic of Lavikona, and the direct subordinate of the Department of Defence. The military is commanded directly by the National Leader, also known as the Supreme Commander and Overseer of the National Defence Forces (: Врховни командант и надгледник Националних одбрамбених снага, Brhovni komandant i nadglednik Nacionalnih odbrambenih snaga). The National Defence Forces are currently formed out of seven branches; the Lavikonan National Land Forces (Kopnene snage); the Lavikonan National Air Force (Vazduhoplovstvo); the Lavikonan National Naval Force (Ratna mornarica); the Lavikonan Coastal Defense Guard (Obalno-odbrambena straža); the Lavikonan Special Forces (Specijalne snage); the Lavikonan National Border Guard (Granična straža); and the Homeland Defense Force (Otadžbinsko-odbrambene snage) as a and volunteer branch. The current size of the National Defence Forces is 1,022,327 active frontline personnel and 1,734,119 reserve personnel.

Human rights
The human rights in Lavikona are considered a very serious situation, with persecution and other violations beginning since the formation of the National Socialist Republic. According to the current constitution, everyone opposing the regime will face a death row sentence, most commonly ending in fast-death and slow-death execution. Minorities in the country have no rights whatsoever, they directly face executions, ethnic cleansing, hard labor in concentration camps, and every form of torture known to man. Religious persecution is also a very common form of persecution, the persecution of Muslims in Lavikona has sparked several nations in Musgoricia to condemn the actions committed by the state. Muslims and Jews make up the vast majority of detainees in concentration camps at the moment. Since the establishment of the country, mosques and synagogues have been demolished all the time, with the sole purpose of having the Jewish and Islamic religions go completely extinct. The only ethnic group with complete human rights are Lavikonans.

Religious groups like Catholics, Protestants and Orthodox people are permitted to express their religious beliefs, except for Judaism and Islam, which are completely outlawed and have no rights to express their religious beliefs, nor to build any of their religious structures. Roma people, often referred to as Ciganski izrodi (Gypsy outcasts) by ethnic Lavikonans and nationalists, are the most targeted group of people in the country, even thought many of them are considered Muslims. Gypsy towns and villages are burnt and demolished to the ground by the Lavikonan military, while the people are either shot on sight or sent to concentration camps. Excluding the amount of Jews and other Muslims placed in concentration camps, Gypsies are most commonly tortured to death, sometimes shot in the camps, so that there's more space for other detainees. According to the Government of Lavikona, the Gypsy people are 'close to extinction' in Lavikona, but due to the constant births, their population will not go down to 0 very soon.

Any anti-fascist, especially if it's a Lavikonan, loses all his rights and privileges, and is immediately sent to a concentration camp, where they are forced to do hard labor, especially in below 0 celsius degrees temperatures. Anti-fascists are more commonly spared in camps than any other persecuted group in Lavikona, but regardless of that, those who do not work are tortured alive, sometimes castrated and then shot before being thrown into a pit.

LGBT rights
LGBT rights were never legalized in Lavikona, and everyone who expresses himself as a homosexual in public is either shot or stabbed by the patrolling units in the area. Male homosexuals are castrated alive while being conscious, transgenders are most of the time decapitated and their lifeless bodies burned, sometimes they are literally burned alive. Lesbians and bisexuals have their bodies cut in half by a sawing machine in the camps. Countries who have legalized LGBT rights have strongly condemned the actions committed by the authorities of Lavikona against homosexuals.

Ethnic Lavikonans who are classified as homosexuals, according to the constitution, lose all of their rights and privileges and are tortured in the most horrendous way possible. Lavikonans often refer to homosexuals as Pederi (Fags or Faggots).

Racial policy
The racial policy of Lavikona has brought many condemnations towards the Government of Lavikona and one of the biggest human rights violations since the Second Great War in Musgorocia. With the support of Vizkigeric and the Federal Republic of Carloso, Lavikona has evaded all sanctions, involving a overseas trade embargo placed upon by Bourgougia, because of the threat of the outbreak of another world war. The legislation for the persecution of all outlawed minorities and religions was passed in the early 20th century, and afterwards it was followed by the destruction of religious objects, establishment of concentration camps, mass murders and brutal executions.