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Tuesday 10 Dein 1597 CE
Change in ambassador deployment policy
Today the Goldecian government announced a change in its diplomat deployment policy. Previously the policy would put conditions on certain posts based on cultural values of the country diplomats were being sent to. This may be prioritising certain faiths, taking into account gender or sexuality based on known local issues or taking into account races for example not sending minorities to countries where racism is known to be very common or in official policy. The policy will now strip away all these considerations and potentially use deployment as a way to show other nations how diversity can benefit the other nation by sending minorities to nations where rights for them may not be so good.
In the first appointment post policy change Masozi Norbay-Husam and Benjamin Norbay-Husam who married each other in a gay marriage are to be sent to Batavia. The couple have two children who they adopted and is a mixed race couple with one of the men being transgender as well as gay. They will represent Goldecia at official functions in Batavia. The Foreign ministry said the move would "show new areas of the world that acceptance and tolerance is the way forward and that ultimately humanity is united in the fact we all bleed red." The move will likely mean further minority ambassadors will deployed to countries like Akhadic countries or deeply conservative cultures including minorities in terms of neurodivergence, race, gender or sexuality . The government hope the move can be used to promote gender , LGBT and racial equality around the world by sending a message that diplomats can be sent anywhere even with these factors and enjoy the protection of full diplomatic immunity if laws are considered discriminatory based on these factors and said it decided that anyone of any minority should have the right to be deployed anywhere in the world regardless of risk to them or their family and the decision should remain in the families hands.The ministry emphasized the driving factors of deployments would be knowledge of local culture, experience or knowledge of local langauge, diplomatic skills and the knowledge of issues likely to be dealt with in the nation they are deployed in. The policy would only be a change in the sense that diplomats will no longer not be deployed on risk factors to the individual as long as they agree to take on the level of risk. Diplomats as always would have the right to refuse based on risk factors to themselves or family.
Change in ambassador deployment policy
Today the Goldecian government announced a change in its diplomat deployment policy. Previously the policy would put conditions on certain posts based on cultural values of the country diplomats were being sent to. This may be prioritising certain faiths, taking into account gender or sexuality based on known local issues or taking into account races for example not sending minorities to countries where racism is known to be very common or in official policy. The policy will now strip away all these considerations and potentially use deployment as a way to show other nations how diversity can benefit the other nation by sending minorities to nations where rights for them may not be so good.
In the first appointment post policy change Masozi Norbay-Husam and Benjamin Norbay-Husam who married each other in a gay marriage are to be sent to Batavia. The couple have two children who they adopted and is a mixed race couple with one of the men being transgender as well as gay. They will represent Goldecia at official functions in Batavia. The Foreign ministry said the move would "show new areas of the world that acceptance and tolerance is the way forward and that ultimately humanity is united in the fact we all bleed red." The move will likely mean further minority ambassadors will deployed to countries like Akhadic countries or deeply conservative cultures including minorities in terms of neurodivergence, race, gender or sexuality . The government hope the move can be used to promote gender , LGBT and racial equality around the world by sending a message that diplomats can be sent anywhere even with these factors and enjoy the protection of full diplomatic immunity if laws are considered discriminatory based on these factors and said it decided that anyone of any minority should have the right to be deployed anywhere in the world regardless of risk to them or their family and the decision should remain in the families hands.The ministry emphasized the driving factors of deployments would be knowledge of local culture, experience or knowledge of local langauge, diplomatic skills and the knowledge of issues likely to be dealt with in the nation they are deployed in. The policy would only be a change in the sense that diplomats will no longer not be deployed on risk factors to the individual as long as they agree to take on the level of risk. Diplomats as always would have the right to refuse based on risk factors to themselves or family.
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