Fyksian (in Fyksian: Vaijskäskhä) is a constructed language (conlang) project started by James Wong, creator of Fyksland, in 1996. It is a conlang inspired by an alternative history of the world in which the fictional island-nation of Fyksland exists.
Because of the history and geography of Fyksland, Fyksian is a language largely influenced (in terms of vocabulary) by Germanic and Celtic, though it is not directly related to any other language etymologically. As an isolated language, the Fyksian grammar contains elements similar to those found in Finnish (e.g. an elaborate case system), Chinese (e.g. pronoun distinction), etc.
Fyksian is not intended to be an auxlang. Its main uses are artistic, it being designed for the simulation of a realistic but fictitious language and micronation. Plans are afoot to use Fyksland as the basis of future fictional works.
Physically unable to take her own life, and with a life expectancy described as "very poor," 37-year-old Rona Koemte appeared before Europe's highest human rights court to argue that she should be given the right to die in dignity with her husband's assistance.
She is seeking to overturn a Fyksian appeals court ruling which said her husband could not be granted immunity from prosecution if helped her commit suicide.
According to one Fyksian diplomatic advisor for Singapore based in Hong Kong, drug trafficking is a capital offense in Singapore.
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