International Treaties
The treaties Al-Shamaria belongs to, the invitations it has sent and received, and the drafts in the works.
The power to enter into treaties sits with Prime Minister (Hani Daher). Only they can found, join or leave treaties, or answer invitations for Al-Shamaria. Here is what you can do:
- ✓ Follow the invitations your country receives
- ✓ Read any treaty and see which laws it would lock
Invitations received 2
Closed treaties a founder has asked this country to join.
Invited by Belvaria · Expires 13 Feb 2025
Memberships 2
The treaties this country belongs to, and the laws each one locks.
Laws this locks
- Clinical Trials & Drug Approval: Human trials banned; only drugs approved abroad may be imported, Long trials, independent review and post-market surveillance, Standard phased trials and regulator approval
- Food Safety Regulation: Regular risk-based inspection and mandatory recalls, Strict standards, unannounced inspections and published hygiene ratings, Zero-tolerance enforcement: licence revoked on the first serious breach
- Public Health & Nutrition: Bans on junk-food ads, mandatory reformulation, Labelling and ad limits for children
Laws this locks
- Divorce Law: Fault must be proven
- Maximum Working Hours: 40-hour weekly maximum with overtime controls
- Religious Education in Schools: Optional religious classes, Mandatory religious instruction, Theocratic curriculum (all subjects taught through religious framework; science optional)
- State-Funded Faith Schools: Expand state-funded faith schools, Permit existing state-funded faith schools
- Religious Observation Policy: Permit religion with no state support (neutral tax treatment; no grants), Tax-exempt status for registered religious charities, Direct state grants to religious organizations for social services, Compulsory weekly worship attendance enforced by law
- Adoption & Fostering: Married couples only, Married couples and single parents, The state removes children from "unsuitable" homes and places them centrally
- Childcare Provision: Means-tested subsidised childcare, Incentivise in-family care
- Child Protection Services: Intervention only after serious harm is reported, Risk-based social-work intervention with court oversight, Proactive early-help services and mandatory reporting by teachers and doctors, Universal child-welfare monitoring: home visits and a national child register
- Blasphemy Law: Strict blasphemy laws, severe penalties, Limited protection against religious insult
Treaties founded 1
Treaties this country founded, and the invitations still waiting for an answer.
No invitations are waiting for an answer.