Hope in Hidden Haven
Refugees Welcome in Atlantis
Safe but Accessible
Be warned; however, that we will shoot if hostile attempts are made, please follow instructions from rescue boats carefully.
Basic Governmental Information
Military- which is in charge of national, and local defense, and law enforcement
Civilian- which is in charge of citizen, and non-citizen rights, and citizen recruitment, testing, and training
Economic- which is in charge of all inspections of import, export, and personal items, economy regulation, and foreign affairs
Each branch is dominated by three political parties and independents:
Prudence- Tends to be more reluctant to change, and are skeptic about new, spontaneous ideas.
Revolutionary- Tends to lean more toward military government, and are currently attempting to make Atlantis go to war against Devin’s country.
Fraternal- Tends to be more lenient toward refugees, want to make it easier to become citizen.
Each station has a Central Office that holds all representatives for that particular station. There are regular meetings, called Minor Court, between the representatives during which reports, and select cases, complaints, or demands are presented and judged. Serious situations and significant reports will be taken, by a representative of each branch, to the Middle Court, which resides over each of the five districts, and the most serious are taken to the Supreme Court in Alexandria.
Every station will have different regulations depending on location, technology quality, and population density, however all residents of every station, citizen or non-citizen, are required to follow the federal law depicted by the Supreme Court.
Trade and Citizenship
Although small businesses and local coffee shops are encouraged, franchises and industries involving a lot of exporting and importing must be highly regulated as there is limited space, and air, and foreign technologies tend to interfere with underwater life supports and may pose a threat to the station, especially imports from Kyrzbekistan. As a result, we mainly export renewable energy generated by underwater windmills, and our agricultural and seafood exports are at a minimum.
Refugees and Volunteers
Volunteers from any of these countries are welcome, and will be provided with food and a residence during their stay, though it should be noted that all items that are brought onto a station are inspected and may be returned to its original country if they are proven some danger to any life support systems.