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===Child Integration and Rehabilitation Initiative=== | ===Child Integration and Rehabilitation Initiative=== | ||
The Child Integration and Rehabilitation Initiative addresses the future of [[Bassarid Empire|Bassarid]] children. Children under the age of seven belonging to [[Bassarid Empire|Bassarid]] families have been declared wards of the state and are being sent to foster homes in [[Lyrica]] and [[Alduria]]. Children between the ages of seven and fifteen have been assigned to the [[Honourable Company]], where they will start a new life as apprentices, often serving in the ports of [[Eura]]. | |||
===Adult Resettlement and Integration Program=== | ===Adult Resettlement and Integration Program=== | ||
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| Military Transitional Government | |
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| Established | 11.VI.1717 AN |
| Disestablished | |
| Location | New Caputia Formerly known as Passas |
| Native Name | Autoridad Provisional de Nueva Caputia |
| Abbreviation | NCPA |
| Predecessor |  Bassarid Empire
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| Purpose | Establishing control and authority over former Bassarid territory of Passas, now known as New Caputia |
| Headquarters | Ravaillac, New Caputia |
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| Administrator | General XXXXXX XXXXX |
| Deputy Administrator | Admiral XXXXXX XXXXXXX |
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The New Caputia Provisional Authority (NCPA) is the transitional military government of the former Bassarid territory of Passas, now known as New Caputia, established following the start of Operation Purple Splendor on 11.VI.1717 AN and the capture of the territory. The NCPA derives its authority from the Humanitarian Assistance and Protection Act of 1717 and Letters Patent issued soon after the Act was passed to create the NCPA. Following its establishment, the NCPA vested itself with executive, legislative, and judicial authority over the New Caputia from the period of its inception until New Caputia is admitted as a Region of Nouvelle Alexandrie by the Federal Assembly.
History
Structure of the NCPA
Programs of the NCPA
Integration of Bassarid Knowledge and Expertise for Nouvelle Alexandrie
The Integration of Bassarid Knowledge and Expertise for Nouvelle Alexandrie Program is a government program by the government of Nouvelle Alexandrie that aims to recruit Bassarid scientists, engineers, and technicians for government employment following the collapse of the Bassarid Empire in Keltia in 1717 AN and later in Corum in 1719 AN. The program was initiated in the former Keltian Bassarid territories annexed by Nouvelle Alexandrie to capitalize on the knowledge and expertise of the Bassarid specialists in various fields, including aerospace, weapons development, and other advanced technologies. IBKENA aims to play a significant role in advancing Nouvelle Alexandrie's scientific and technological capabilities, much like the 1686 Nouvelle Alexandrie Cira Expedition.
Child Integration and Rehabilitation Initiative
The Child Integration and Rehabilitation Initiative addresses the future of Bassarid children. Children under the age of seven belonging to Bassarid families have been declared wards of the state and are being sent to foster homes in Lyrica and Alduria. Children between the ages of seven and fifteen have been assigned to the Honourable Company, where they will start a new life as apprentices, often serving in the ports of Eura.
Adult Resettlement and Integration Program
A key component of the IBKENA program is the Adult Resettlement and Integration Program, which addresses the future of adult Bassarids. The native populations of New Caputia (mainly Caputians, Alexandrians, Haifans, Israati and Wechua) are encouraged to identify Bassarids who held prominent political, military, economic, or religious positions under the old regime. Adults that are indicted will be tried in the Federal Tribunal for Bassarid Accountability and Justice, convened by the Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie. Those Bassarids who successfully pass the investigation process will be granted parole to depart for Corum.
Keltia Command Tribunal for Bassarid Accountability and Justice
The Keltia Command Tribunal for Bassarid Accountability and Justice (KCTBA) was established to investigate and prosecute Bassarid individuals who held prominent political, military, economic, or religious positions under the old regime. The KCTBA aimed to hold accountable those responsible for any violations of international law, human rights abuses, or acts of aggression during the Alexandro-Hammish-Bassarid Confrontation and more recently, the conflict with Nouvelle Alexandrie and its allies.
Officials
The KCTBA was created under the authority of the Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie in collaboration with the Raspur Pact. It consists of a panel of judges and legal experts, including representatives from Nouvelle Alexandrie and other countries affected by the Bassarid Empire's actions. The tribunal is designed to be impartial and to ensure that justice was served for the victims of Bassarid aggression and policies. The tribunal is organized into various departments, including investigation, prosecution, defense, and administration. Each department is responsible for specific aspects of the legal process, ensuring that the accused were granted due process and that evidence was thoroughly examined.
| Name | Position | Background |
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| Judge Amandine Leblanc | Chief Judge | A distinguished jurist that served as a judge in the Federal Courts of Nouvelle Alexandrie until his retirement in 1718 AN. |
| Judge François Delacroix | Associate Judge | An experienced judge with a background in criminal law and prosecutions. Previously served as a prosecutor in Nouvelle Alexandrie. |
| Judge Marcella Alvarez | Associate Judge | A renowned legal expert in human rights and international law. Former professor of law at the University of Lausanne. |
| General Étienne Moreau | Military Liaison | A decorated military officer with experience in intelligence and counter-terrorism operations. Played a key role in the planning and execution of Operation Purple Splendor and Operation Purple Shroud. |
| Colonel Sophia Navarro | Investigative Coordinator | An experienced military investigator with a strong background in criminal investigations and intelligence gathering. Responsible for coordinating the investigative efforts of the tribunal. |
| Máximo Yupanqui | Chief Prosecutor | A skilled prosecutor with extensive experience in criminal prosecutions and international law. Tasked with leading the prosecution team in cases before the tribunal. |
Investigation and Prosecution
The investigation department of the KCTBA works closely with the native population of New Caputia to identify and locate Bassarid individuals who held prominent positions under the old regime. The department gathers evidence, interviews witnesses, and prepares cases for prosecution. The prosecution department then pursues charges against the accused, presenting evidence and arguments in court to demonstrate guilt and establish responsibility for any crimes committed. During the investigation process, accused Bassarid individuals are interned pending the outcome of the inquiry. If evidence pointed to their guilt, they were indicted and brought before the tribunal for trial.
Defense and Due Process
The KCTBA ensures that accused Bassarids are granted due process and a fair trial. The defense department provides legal aid and representation for the accused and works to ensure that basic rights are protected throughout the legal process. The defense team is also granted access to all evidence and witness testimonies, with the opportunity to cross-examine witnesses, challenge evidence, and present their own arguments in court.
Sentencing and Parole
For those Bassarid individuals found guilty by the tribunal, sentences range depending on the nature and severity of the crimes committed. In some cases, those found guilty of "lesser crimes" are often granted parole to depart for Corum, under the condition that they would not engage in any activities that could undermine the peace and stability of the region.
