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We the people of Yoiiatin wish to guarantee rights to all man no matter who
they are, through a constitution in this lawless wasteland of Yoiiatin. To prevent the corruption
of a lawless governing body to protect and guarantee rights to all man no matter:
Race, gender, and or sex of said persons which are citizens or residents residing inside of Yoiiatin
under a visa or if holding citizenship.

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Clause 1:
All man may have the right to free speech as well as the ability to freely choose their own religion
or decide where they want to live or be and express themself.
Without the fear of being oppressed by the government unfairly.

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Clause 2:
Anyone has the right to vote if they are a citizen and or be an election candidate to be elected into office.
But must have been registered as a voter for at least three months before that election, and be 18 years of age to register.
Persons trying to be election candidates must be 25 years of age or older to run at all.

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1. How the government works:
The government is built upon the foundation of protecting the people's rights.
Every year elections will happen for new governmental roles.
Roles for vote each time (below):
1. Prime Minister/Lead National Policy Advisor

2. Deputy Minister/National Policy Advisor

3. President of the Republic Of Yoiiatin Parliament

4. Vice President of the Republic Of Yoiiatin Parliament

5. Chief Of Parliament Legislator of the Republic Of Yoiiatin Parliament

Gone over better in this factbook: page=dispatch/id=2801012

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2. How our government is defined:
An open free and democratic institution for the people, and all of our greater good.
To establish secure rule and assuming that all man are good at heart from the time of birth to death
unless proven otherwise.

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3. Checks And Balances
The prime minister/national policy advisor/deputy minster/national policy advisor
are elected as a court to declare if each action to intervening in the government of the Yoiiatin
is constitutional or not, by the current leader (monarch). To establish a constitutional monarchy under our current Yoiiusi The 2nd leader, and
whoever may proceed. If the court or leader does not agree on something the parliament has the right to intervene
and vote to impeach (eject) a court member if they are deemed to be a direct follower and or puppet of the current leader.
It must be a 75 percent in majority vote in favor of it by the parliament to proceed and happen to later eject a prime minister/national policy advisor and or
deputy prime minster/national policy advisor.

The leader (monarch) may ONLY intervene in the government for normal duties such as:
1. Signing off new legislation known as issues on Nationstates

2. Leading the country themself during times of national emergencies (natural disasters, mass power outages, etcetera.
The constitution may be temporarily suspended during Z-day and or N-day on Nationstates.
When that occurs the monarch is temporarily the absolute monarch of Yoiiatin to help bring control to
the republic Of Yoiiatin. However citizens of Yoiiatin still retain constitutional rights for how they should be treated.
And the remaining citizens of the Republic can vote to decide if the monarch's decisions are unconstitutional in very timely
votes at any moment they feel they are broken. The monarch and anyone cannot vote on an change to the
constitution while it is suspended.
Retained rights:
1. The right to humane treatment.
2. The right to assemble
3. All other rights explained in depth inside of this constitution
that the population ensures are followed by the monarch.

However actions are subject to the court and a national vote that needs a 75 percent approval to deem an action unconstitutional
if the court is affected by the said natural disaster, and or mass power outage/etcetera. If needed the 75 percent can based
done based on the amount of remaining people to still function correctly during times such as Z-day and or N-day.

3. Attending parliament meetings to pass new legislation however they please.
Or meeting with elected government politicans to see what is being passed or what they want to
do for the future of Yoiiatin if they violate the basic rights part of this constitution and or sections
describing what natural rights are.

4. The ability to suggest and remove policies created that violate the constitution.

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4. Basic rights:
1. Legal rights
Equal protection under the laws: This means that everyone is entitled to equal treatment before the law and be free from discrimination on the basis of their race, gender, religion, or any other status.

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Right to a fair trial: This means that everyone has the right to fair court procedures performed by a judicial body that is independent and unbiased in its dealing with cases, presumption of innocence, and following due process.

5. Democratic & Political Rights
Universal Suffrage and Voting Rights: Adult citizens’ right to vote in free and fair elections and to stand for elections.

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Political participation: The right to influence and participate in the political process, including running for elective office and/or peacefully seeking to change laws, policies and government actions.

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Majority Rule with Minority Rights: The notion of reflecting the will of the people and of making decisions that enjoy the majority support while upholding and protecting the rights of the dissenters and minorities.

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7. How votes are counted
Each voter registered must be registered for 3 months
being being able to vote in the first place and or run for ANY political office.
In the government of The Yoiiatin Republic.

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8. How someone qualifies to be a candidate and
If they have been registered for 3 months the day before that said
elections date for beginning to vote. While peoples holding citizenship
for 15 years and registered to vote for 3 months before the day of the election start date may run for ANY political office, after many background
checks.

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9. What if an office becomes vacant during a term?
If this happens for any reason due to said person dying during
their term and or resigning, then we shall quickly
begin an election that day and bring someone into that role.
Said person getting the role will have as much time left in their
term which the politician had left before dying during the term and
or resigning directly from the government.

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9. The pillars of democracy and civic rights
Freedom of expression and opinion: All people residing within
Yoiiatin may freely express themself however they choose without
being oppressed unless said speech is a threat to an:
Institution and or person.

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Freedom of assembly & association:
Everyone may peacefully protest, join unions, make organizations or join them,
and or make political parties freely.

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The right to practice any religion, to change one's beliefs, or to adopt no religion at all.

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The right to privacy means protection from any arbitrary or unlawful interference with one's home, family, correspondence, or private life.

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A free, independent and pluralistic press: access to a variety of news and information sources which can keep public officials accountable.

Closing Statement:
We the people, believe that by making this constitution it will help to
make politicians more accountable and less of the times of power just
given to people with no way to see if there actions are truly constitutional or not.
And to establish natural & basic rights anyone residing within The Republic Of Yoiiatin receives.
To establish checks & balances, for a new constitutional monarch era! Still under democratic socialism.

Ratified/Passed On: October 10th de 2026.
Last Edited: October 31st 2026 At 5:34 PM EDT