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TDR Embassy Policy

The following are the requirements for establishing embassies with our region:
The applicant region must be able to prove activity on its Regional Message Board within less than 31 days
The applicant-region must have a population of at least 20 nations, with 8 of them being in the World Assembly
The applicant-region shall prove its commitment to the rule of law and the preservation of human rights in the sense of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948
The applicant-region must maintain a democratic regime, with free and open elections and where political rights (forming parties, freely running for office, right to vote, free speech etc) are legally protected.
A Telegram (or Direct Message in the Regional Discord) shall be forwarded to the Minister of Foreign Affairs
The applicant-region must not be a puppet storage region or a military jumping point.
The applicant-region must neither be involved in a conflict with an allied region of the Democratic Republic, nor in one which would threaten the sovereignty and strategic interests of the Democratic Republic.
The applicant-region shall institutionally discourage any form of discrimination.
The applicant-region shall share common values such as freedom, democracy and equality with The Democratic Republic.
The applicant-region must actively discourage the development of ideologies that would aim at suppressing the rule of law and human rights in the sense of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948.
The applicant region is able to submit an appeal to the Foreign Affairs Department in case of refusal/closure of the Embassy. The Department of Foreign Affairs shall have 24 hours to review the appeal and issue a final verdict to the applicant-region. The Premier shall sign the Foreign Affairs Department's verdict to enforce it.
More information on the Department of Foreign Affairs policy can be found in the Executive Departments factbook.
