Constitution of Hugia

Constitution of the Kingdom of Hugia
Overview
Jurisdiction	Kingdom of Hugia and Hugian Free Territories
Created	20 November 2023
System	Unitary semi constitutional monarchy
Executive	Prime Minister of Hugia
Electoral college	No
History
Amendments	8
Last amended	20 November 2023
Author(s)	Henry Vireyica

The Constitution of Hugia are the main laws of Hugia first written on 20 November 2023.

Articles

Article 1 - Sovereignty

Hugia is an independent nation that follows the traditional cultures and styles of its neighbors. It will follow parts of the United States Constitution and spread peace.

Article 2 - Identity and Culture

Hugia will accept any religion, ethnicity, and sexuality no matter who it is. They are free to express themselves as who they are. People must not be against and must follow the holidays of Hugia.

Article 3 - Symbols

The flag of Hugia must always be a yellow, green, and orange tricolor horizontally. The (astral) crown must always be in the center of the flag at all times. The people must respect the flag and other flags from other nationalities. Flags that are extreme and deemed terrorist by the government are banned at all times.

Article 4 - Freedom of Speech

The freedom of speech of the Hugian people is accepted unless it is violently used to spread hate toward other people.

Article 5 - Military

The armed forces of Hugia will always be stationed somewhere not in the homes of civilians but in official military camps and bases.

Article 6 - Divisions

The counties, autonomous halls, and free territories of Hugia will always be governed by a governor of said division. The monarch will always be the head of state and the prime minister will decide what goes on in these divisions.

Article 7 - Citizenship

Anyone who has a permanent citizenship and is a part of the government is a confirmed citizen of Hugia. Semi-permanent citizens, visitor citizens, and digital citizens do not have permission to live in Hugia but are restricted.

Article 8 - Education

The education of Hugia will not tolerate educators who discipline students physically (and harmfully) and do not give homework. These students must learn the basics of writing, reading, mathematics, science, economics, culture, geography, history, and health. Do not follow the United States’ education system.