Philippines Legion of Honor
The Philippine Legion of Honor is an honor given to foreign citizens, "For gallant service by a foreign countryman that extended far beyond the courtesies and duties of international relationship." as defined in House Resolution 002 - Orders of Philippines.
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History
The Philippines Legion of Honor was established by House Resolution 002 - Orders of Philippines, proposed by Congressman Hekter, was enacted on December 4th, 2010 (Day 1110).
Recipients
Induction Process
Any Filipino Congressman can nominate a foreign citizen Membership, which must then be voted on by the rest of Congress. The nomination must contain a description of the actions done by said citizen to justify being inducted in the Legion Of Honor, which will then be signed by the President, published in the President's paper, and PMed to the recipient.
Rewards
Honorary citizenship for life.
If the recipient ever applies for Filipino citizenship it will be as though they have a Presidential Vouch or automatic greenlight from NICA, allowing them to receive citizenship immediately instead of going through a screening process.
Medal
HR002 defines, The right to display the Medal of the Philippine Legion of Honor on their avatar or in any military dress.
Ribbon
HR002 defines, The right to display the Ribbon of the Philippine Legion of Honor on their avatar in any military dress. For the purposes of personal preference, various versions of the Ribbon are offered, but only one may be displayed at a time.
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Certificate of Membership
The President shall provide a Certificate of Membership, which is a nice-looking image edited with the recipient's name and common avatar. Example
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A nominal gift from the Philippine Defense Department.