People's Ascent Party

People's Ascent Party
Leader	Ragıp Önder Günay
Founded	2005
Ideology	Kemalism, Social democracy, Centrism, Nationalism
Political position	Centre-left
European affiliation	None
International affiliation	None
Colours	White, red , green
Website
Official Site
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The People's Ascent Party (Turkish: Halkın Yükselişi Partisi, HYP) is a Turkish political party founded by the Istanbul MP and theologian Yaşar Nuri Öztürk on 16 February 2005, adopting the principles of a democratic state of law.

In its manifesto, the party claims to be an advocate of social democracy, seeking to benefit Turkey and the Turkish people on the basis of a participatory and pluralistic democratic platform.

On 22 November 2009 Ragıp Önder Günay was elected the new party leader in 4th convention of HYP.^[1]

References

↑ "Politika - HYP Genel Başkanlığa Ragıp Önder Günay seçildi", Zaman, 25 November 2009

External links

Official Website

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