POPO

The People Of Pervert Operations, abbreviated to POPO, is a department of the government of Yemen that specialises in the rehabilitation of perverts into an integrated workplace.

Founded in 1880 in the Ottoman Empire by reigning Sultan Abdul Hamid II, the POPO began as a private institution solely for Hamid's son Şehzade, who at age 10 had an increasingly concerning pervert nature. After his recovery, POPO was expanded to be a nationwide service, with the pervert population growing under the influence of the Sultan's son.

When the Ottoman Empire dissolved in 1924, the POPO was inherited by the government of Yemen, founded six years earlier.

The company's motto is "Quid est vita", which translates to "What is life?" in Latin, a language which Hamid was fond of. It is believed that this question was muttered by the Sultan when he found out about his son's issues.

As a government department, POPO receives an annual share of 5% of the nation's budget, roughly amounting to $3.67 billion.