Flag of Awating

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Awating
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Proportion 1:2
Adopted 1981
Design A horizontal triband of dark blue, dark red, and dark green fesses, with a seven-pointed yellow star on the upper hoist side.

The flag of Awating has been in continuous use in its present form since 2005.

Colors

Scheme Hex color
Dark blue #002147
Dark red #812332
Dark green #284d36

History

1888-1945: colonial era

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1945-1949: Qonklese occupation

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1949-1981: Helsonian satellite state

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1981-present: current design

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Other historical flags

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Controversies

2012 flag-burning incident

2014 arrest of Łałami Řąziya Ngukunum Karał

Flag pledge

History

Since 1981, students in Awating up to the university level have been required by law to say a flag pledge every morning before classes begin.

Current version (2005)

Awatese (romanized) Awatese (native script) Awatese (Letso-Terminian script) IPA (Awatese) English
Ngąyape xąngihąnimału a Tanuři lepingą a łąxe neyą; rąxąngątuhařąt peyape ye netą a pełąxelepingą Ąwąting mutą rą a pezangyangą xąngątunima a kwąxengą Ąwąting. NoIApexoNihonimxuAtnuRilepiNoAxoxeneIO roxoNotuhRotpeIApeIEnetoApexoxelepiNoOUOtiN mutoroApezNiANoxoNotunimAkuOxeNoOUOtiN ŋájape xáŋihánimaļu a tanuři lepiŋá a ļáxe nejá; ráxáŋátuhařát pejape je netá a peļáxelepiŋá áwátiŋ mutá rá a pezaŋjaŋá xáŋátunima a kwáxeŋá áwátiŋ. [ŋɐjape sɐŋihɐnimaɬu a tanuri lepiŋɐ a ɬɐse nejɐ ɾɐsɐŋɐtuharɐt pejape je netɐ a peɬɐselepiŋɐ ɐwɐtĩ mutɐ ɾɐ a pezaŋjaŋɐ sɐŋɐtunima a kwɐseŋɐ ɐwɐtĩ] I pledge that I will protect the Tanuři with all my heart; that with this pledge I invoke my allegiance to Awating and my will to protect my country Awating.

Original version (1981)

The original version had an extra phrase at the end, which was removed in 2005 due to being seen as overly aggressive and counteractive to international cooperation.

Awatese (romanized) Awatese (native script) Awatese (Letso-Terminian script) IPA (Awatese) English
Ngąyape xąngihąnimału a Tanuři lepingą a łąxe neyą; rąxąngątuhařąt peyape ye netą a pełąxelepingą Ąwąting mutą rą a pezangyangą xąngątunima a kwąxengą Ąwąting; rąxąngątuhurłu tałinga a nguning a łąxe kwąxengą letą. NoIApexoNihonimxuAtnuRilepiNoAxoxeneIO roxoNotuhRotpeIApeIEnetoApexoxelepiNoOUOtiN mutoroApezNiANoxoNotunimAkuOxeNoOUOtiN roxoNotuhurxutxiNANuniNAxoxekuOxeNoleto ŋájape xáŋihánimaļu a tanuři lepiŋá a ļáxe nejá; ráxáŋátuhařát pejape je netá a peļáxelepiŋá áwátiŋ mutá rá a pezaŋjaŋá xáŋátunima a kwáxeŋá áwátiŋ; ráxáŋátuhurļu taļiŋa a ŋuniŋ a ļáxe kwáxeŋá letá. [ŋɐjape sɐŋihɐnimaɬu a tanuri lepiŋɐ a ɬɐse nejɐ ɾɐsɐŋɐtuharɐt pejape je netɐ a peɬɐselepiŋɐ ɐwɐtĩ mutɐ ɾɐ a pezaŋjaŋɐ sɐŋɐtunima a kwɐseŋɐ ɐwɐtĩ ɾɐsɐŋɐtuhuɾɬu taɬiŋa a ŋunĩ a ɬɐse kwɐseŋɐ letɐ] I pledge that I will protect the Tanuři with all my heart; that with this pledge I invoke my allegiance to Awating and my will to protect my country Awating; and that I will stop all foreign aggressors within my country.

Controversy

Critics of the compulsory flag pledge have argued that it is an attempt at indoctrinating students and restricting freedom of thought.

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