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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | [[Peace and Freedom Party]] was founded in May 2010. It was regarded as one of the most successful party in Malaysia. It was the main competitor of [[Parti Kemajuan eMalaysia]]. The party produced some great leaders who went on to become very establish Malaysian leaders such as | + | [[Peace and Freedom Party]] was founded in May 2010. It was regarded as one of the most successful party in Malaysia. It was the main competitor of [[Parti Kemajuan eMalaysia]]. The party produced some great leaders who went on to become very establish Malaysian leaders such as {{eLink|profile|3835268|Atsalenios}}, [[Amli Nujhan]], [[I n f o r m e r|Hajariyan]], [[Marcotje]] & {{eLink|citizen|3851522|TeMing}}. The party was focused in taking care of the welfare of Malaysians. |
==Manifesto== | ==Manifesto== | ||
| − | ''More information can be found at | + | ''More information can be found at {{eLink|article|1388767|Peace and Freedom Party Manisfesto}}'' |
* Socialism | * Socialism | ||
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==New Identity== | ==New Identity== | ||
| − | Party leader, | + | Party leader, {{eLink|citizen|3851522|TeMing}}, in July 2011, decided to rename the party to [[eMalaysian Welfare Party]], to give the party a new identity as the party was suffering due to the rise of [[eMalaysian Liberal Party]]. The move didn't result in the party making a stronger impact, but was sufficient enough to compete with [[eMalaysian Liberal Party]]. It did however do much better compared to [[Parti Kemajuan eMalaysia]], which was struggling at that time. The party went on to have a respectable amount of support. |
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Peace and Freedom Party was a political party that existed in Malaysia from May 2010 to July 2011.
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Center-Left | Libertarian |
History
Peace and Freedom Party was founded in May 2010. It was regarded as one of the most successful party in Malaysia. It was the main competitor of Parti Kemajuan eMalaysia. The party produced some great leaders who went on to become very establish Malaysian leaders such as Atsalenios, Amli Nujhan, Hajariyan, Marcotje & TeMing. The party was focused in taking care of the welfare of Malaysians.
Manifesto
More information can be found at Peace and Freedom Party Manisfesto
- Socialism
- Labour and Full Employment
- Equal Rights & Liberties
- Ending Racism & National Oppression
- Language Rights
- Undocumented Workers
- Native eMalaysians
- People With Disabilities
- Retired Workers/Players
- Transportation
- Agriculture
- Science & Technology
- Education
- Arts and Culture
- Housing (Old version of eRepublik)
- Freedom, Justice & Crime
- Voting and Elections
- Health Care
- Taxes
- Mass Media
New Identity
Party leader, TeMing, in July 2011, decided to rename the party to eMalaysian Welfare Party, to give the party a new identity as the party was suffering due to the rise of eMalaysian Liberal Party. The move didn't result in the party making a stronger impact, but was sufficient enough to compete with eMalaysian Liberal Party. It did however do much better compared to Parti Kemajuan eMalaysia, which was struggling at that time. The party went on to have a respectable amount of support.
