Humanist Party US

A political party for people who don't like politics

How are we organized?

a. General ideas
b. Participation: Full members and supporters
c. Base teams
d. National coordination team
e. Intermediary instances within a country
f. International organization
g. Link between the three levels
h. Finances
i. Election candidates
k. Recommendations for the new stage
l. Procedures

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Chile democracy Earth Day Green health care Iceland MTA non-aggression treaties Non-Proliferation Treaty Noncitizens No to Nuclear NPT Conference Nuclear Abolition Day Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty NYC Obama Same-sex Marriage Tomas Hirsch UN Voting Rights World Social Forum
Links
- International Humanist Party Inter. Federation of Humanist Parties
- iVote NYC Let All New Yorkers Vote!
- New Humanist in the US General News about New Humanism and the Humanist Movement
- Pressenza An international news agency dedicated to news about peace and nonviolence
- World Without Wars NYC
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In sum,

to give highest priority to the issues of capital and labor, real democracy, and decentralization of the apparatus of the State, is to set the political struggle on the path toward creating a new kind of society – a flexible society constantly changing in harmony with the changing needs of the people, people now suffocated more each day by their dependence on an inhuman system.
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About the Humanist Movement
NPT Conference in NYC May 2010
Give the right to vote to non-citizens in NYC

Give to the East Coast Park of Study and Reflection

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