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List of political parties in Batsweda

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Political parties in Batsweda have been de jure banned since 2022 under the military-ruled Council of Transitional Governance. Before the outbreak of the Third Batswedan Civil War, Batsweda had a multi-party system, with individual parties typically unable to secure power alone, requiring the formation of coalition governments. Political parties traditionally emerged and operated as part of pre-existing patronage networks within and between ethnic and religious groups, and positions taken during the Second Batswedan Civil War between 1992 and 2002.

Pillarization

Batswedan society has since the 1960s been divided into three social cleavages, known as "pillars". These pillars traditionally have been formed on the historical divisions between socialists, Salamids, and Christians within the country since independence, with cultural and political institutions forming around sectarian lines. Since democratization in 2002, some political scientists have discussed the gradual de-pillarization of Batsweda, particularly within political spaces.

Pillar Socialist Salamic Christian
Religions Secularism Salam Christianity
Political persuasions Socialism
Social democracy
Communism
Pan-Azanianism
Political Salam
Salamaic democracy
Salamism
Social conservatism
Christian democracy
Christian right
Social conservatism
Political parties Union of Democracy and Progress
Green Party of Batsweda
Communist Party of Batsweda
Left Solidarity
Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda
Reform and Development Party
National Reconciliation Movement
Congress for Liberal Democracy
United Democratic Alliance
Christian Alternative for Batsweda
Unions Batswedan Labour Congress Association of East Azanian Trade Unions Federation of Christian Trade Unions
Language Anglish
Sahrabic
Tsweda
Ler
Sahrabic
Tsweda
Anglish
Ler
Universities University of Jakasse National Madrasa of Batsweda Sacred Heart University
Newspapers The Worker The Batswedan Herald Times of Batsweda
TV and radio Batswedan Broadcasting Corporation
TVAzania
Salam Television Group Lerland Radio

Current parties

Parliamentary parties

Since 22 May 2022, the National Assembly has been dissolved by the military-ruled Council of Transitional Governance. As such, there are no political parties represented in any legislature in Batsweda.

Parties without representation

This list denotes parties that ran in the 2018 Batswedan general election, including those that secured representation in the National Assembly before its dissolvement in 2022. Due to the ongoing Third Batswedan Civil War, there is conflicting information regarding active political groups and leadership within the country.

Party Abbr. Leader Ideology Political position MPs
Union of Democracy and Progress
اتحاد الديمقراطية والتقدم
UDP Abena Mmorosa Social democracy
Civic nationalism
Centre-left to left-wing
0 / 125
Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda
ائتلاف تحويل البهودة
COTOB Vacant Salamism
National conservatism
Right-wing
0 / 125
Congress for Liberal Democracy
المؤتمر من أجل الديمقراطية الليبرالية
CLD Vacant Ler nationalism
Christian democracy
Centre to centre-right
0 / 125
Reform and Development Party
حزب الإصلاح والتنمية
RDP Vacant Salamic fundamentalism
Right-wing populism
Far-right
0 / 125
National Reconciliation Movement
حركة المصالحة الوطنية
NRM Vacant Centrism
Liberalism
Centre
0 / 125
Green Party of Batsweda
حزب البهودة الأخضر
GPB Vacant Green politics Centre-left
0 / 125
United Democratic Alliance
التحالف الديمقراطي المتحد
UDA Vacant Ler nationalism
Conservatism
Centre-right to right-wing
0 / 125
Communist Party of Batsweda
الحزب الشيوعي البهودة
CPB Vacant Communism
Pan-Azanianism
Far-left
0 / 125
Left Solidarity
التضامن اليساري
LS Vacant Left-wing nationalism
Democratic socialism
Left-wing
0 / 125
Christian Alternative for Batsweda
البديل المسيحي لبهودة
CAB Vacant Christian democracy
Conservatism
Centre-right
0 / 125

Historical parties

Party Abbr. Founded Dissolved Ideology Political position
Salamic Socialist Union
الاتحاد الاشتراكي السلامي
SSU 1957 1969 Salamic socialism
Left-wing nationalism
Left-wing
All-Ler Democratic Convention
المؤتمر الديمقراطي لعموم لاتسو
ALDC 1959 1969 Ler nationalism
Conservatism
Centre-right to right-wing
Movement for Christian Social Democracy
حركة الديمقراطية الاجتماعية المسيحية
MCSD 1960 1969 Christian socialism
Social democracy
Centre-left to left-wing
Sahrabic Party
الحزب الصحراوي
SP 1960 1969 Salamism
Social conservatism
Right-wing
National Union of Resurgence
الاتحاد الوطني للنهضة
NUR 1964 1968 Christian right
Social conservatism
Right-wing
National Congress Party
حزب المؤتمر الوطني
NCP 1970 2002 Authoritarianism
Anti-communism
Far-right

See also