Syrian National Youth Party
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The Syrian National Youth Party is a
Syrian constitutional referendum, 2012 that introduced multi party elections into Syria.[1][2] It describes itself as neither "pro- or anti-government" but says while it "opposes wrongdoing"; it functions "under the umbrella of Syria, the homeland, and President Bashar al-Assad" [3]
It fielded three candidates in
Syrian parliamentary election, 2012, although contested the results, claiming that the vote had been marred by irregularities and fraud. As a result, the party rejected the election results and proclaimed the new parliament illegitimate.[4]
The secretary-general is Nabil Merhaj and the co-founder and spokesman is Maher Mirhej [3][5]
References
- ^ Syria's New Parties: Modest Goals Against Baath Hold, Al Akhbar (Lebanon), 18 March 2012
- McClatchy Newspapers, 6 May 2012
- ^ Syria Today, April 2012
- O'Bagy, Elizabeth (7 June 2012). Syria's Political Struggle: Spring 2012(PDF). Washington, DC: Institute for the Study of War. p. 3.
- ^ Syrian political parties prepare to take part in upcoming parliamentary election, Press TV, 10 April 2012
