The Law of the Protection of Fefnenia

The Law of the Protection, as it's more colloquially called, was a policy introduced by Źëšëlə and ratified by the PPPUP in the December of 141RE. This controversial law introduced a number of measures under the basis of security and protection from foreign interference - this included, but was not limited to: the expulsion of all foreign journalists, the closing of the borders to any who should like to leave or wished for entry without first abandoning previous citizenship and being approved for Fefnen citizenship, and the introduction of the death penalty for revealing any information to the outside which had not yet been approved by the Revolutionary Committee of the PPPUP.
The 146RE Constitution of the RPR Fefnenia had this law in its entirety amended to it - except the exclusion of the closing of the borders to exit, which was replaced by the note that all guilty of the crimes of counterrevolution, reaction, or revision would have their passports burned and would be banned from leaving their current town.
In 149RE, the law was removed from the constitution but still upheld by the PPPUP in an amended form which allowed for select foreign journalists to enter the country.
In 152RE, the founder of the Workers' Party of Fefnenia (Avery Adronnv) wrote a book called 'The Law of the Revival of Fefnenia', which would later be adopted as the Party's programme - Adronnv, as a Źëšëləan Shuist, was inspired by Źëšëlə's policies and so named their book after The Law of the Protection intentionally.