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The '''Coalition for Democratic Humanism''' is an association of [[Nationalist & Humanist Party|humanist]] organizations in [[Hurmu]]. It is registered as a political party, and received a plurality of votes and seats in the [[1690 Parlerment elections|1690 Assembly of Representatives election]]. | The '''Coalition for Democratic Humanism''' is an association of [[Nationalist & Humanist Party|humanist]] organizations in [[Hurmu]]. It is registered as a political party, and received a plurality of votes and seats in the [[1690 Parlerment elections|1690 Assembly of Representatives election]]. | ||
In 1694, following the display of Daniyal al-Osman's conflict-solving skills the [[1694 Humanist Convention]], the Coalition was in Lontinien joined by the [[Lontinian People's Party]] and the [[National Community]]. | In 1694, following the display of [[Daniyal al-Osman]]'s conflict-solving skills the [[1694 Humanist Convention]], the Coalition was in [[Lontinien]] joined by the [[Lontinian People's Party]] and the [[National Community]]. | ||
The [[Humanist List]], which holds 3 seats in the 9-member Senate, is a member organization of the party. Leadership for the Coalition is provided by [[Daniyal al-Osman]], who was acclaimed as [[Council of Archons (N&H)|Archon]] in {{AN|1694}}. | The [[Humanist List]], which holds 3 seats in the 9-member Senate, is a member organization of the party. Leadership for the Coalition is provided by [[Daniyal al-Osman]], who was acclaimed as [[Council of Archons (N&H)|Archon]] in {{AN|1694}}. | ||
[[Category:Political parties in Hurmu]] | [[Category:Political parties in Hurmu]] | ||
Revision as of 15:48, 23 April 2021
The Coalition for Democratic Humanism is an association of humanist organizations in Hurmu. It is registered as a political party, and received a plurality of votes and seats in the 1690 Assembly of Representatives election.
In 1694, following the display of Daniyal al-Osman's conflict-solving skills the 1694 Humanist Convention, the Coalition was in Lontinien joined by the Lontinian People's Party and the National Community.
The Humanist List, which holds 3 seats in the 9-member Senate, is a member organization of the party. Leadership for the Coalition is provided by Daniyal al-Osman, who was acclaimed as Archon in 1694 AN.
