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Constitution of LARPIA

The citizens of LARPIA, a nation without borders, united by free choice rather than by land or birth, adopt this Constitution.

Chapter I. The State

Article 1. LARPIA

LARPIA is a digital state. Its territory is the shared space of its citizens; its institutions work online.

Article 2. Symbols

The arms of LARPIA is the woven star: two triangles bound into one, the people and the State each holding the other. The flag is the woven star in silver on a black field.

Article 3. Language

The official language of the State is English. Citizens may address the State in any language.

Chapter II. Citizenship

Article 4. Becoming a citizen

Any person may apply for citizenship. The State Registry reviews every application and decides on it.

Article 5. The identity card

Every citizen receives an identity card. It can be verified by anyone against the State registry.

Article 6. Leaving and losing citizenship

A citizen may renounce citizenship at any time. Citizenship may be revoked by the State Registry for serious violations of this Constitution.

Chapter III. Rights and duties

Article 7. Rights of citizens

Every citizen has the right to:

  • vote in referendums, one secret vote each;
  • a State mailbox and free correspondence with other citizens;
  • privacy: the State publishes the name of a citizen only with their consent;
  • address the State Registry and receive an answer.

Article 8. Duties of citizens

Citizens respect this Constitution, the laws of LARPIA and one another.

Chapter IV. Power

Article 9. The people

The highest power in LARPIA belongs to its citizens and is exercised through referendums.

Article 10. The State Registry

The State Registry keeps the register of citizens, issues identity cards, publishes decrees and organises referendums.

Article 11. Laws and decrees

Laws are adopted and amended by the State Registry and published in full. Decrees are numbered and published in the official feed.

Chapter V. Final provisions

Article 12. Amendments

This Constitution may be amended by referendum.