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IIUC, there are many such TLDs, but you should really only use these if you yourself are a citizen, and your organization is based in the country in question.

>>teddyh+(OP)
Really? What other countries offer such guarantee?

>>LogonT+V
My country's TLD (.pt) holds Portuguese courts as the ultimate arbitrator. There are simpler administrative procedures for suspending or claiming domains, but in case of conflict courts have the final word.

I imagine most countries' TLDs operate in the same fashion.

>>sergio+M5
That's encouraging. I guess I'm wondering if suspension of domains is up to corporate discretion or if the government of Portugal precludes that and requires a court order for suspensions.