Democratic Party (Uganda)

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The Democratic Party (Uganda) is one of Uganda’s oldest opposition political parties, known for its advocacy of multiparty democracy, constitutionalism, and civil liberties.

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Democratic Party (Uganda) canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political party
advocatesFor civil liberties
constitutionalism
multiparty democracy
color green
competedIn Ugandan general elections
country Uganda
firstPrimeMinisterFromParty Benedicto Kiwanuka
focusesOn constitutional order in Uganda
democratic reforms in Uganda
protection of civil liberties in Uganda
foundedIn 1954
foundedInCity Kampala
foundedInPeriod colonial era
hasAbbreviation DP
hasHeadquartersIn Kampala
hasReligionInfluence Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
hasRole parliamentary opposition in Uganda
hasYouthWing Democratic Party Youth Wing
historicallySupportedBy Catholic population in Uganda
ideology Christian democracy
centrism
isOneOf oldest opposition parties in Uganda
oldest political parties in Uganda
notableLeader Benedicto Kiwanuka
Norbert Mao
Paul Ssemogerere
operatesWithinSystem multiparty political system of Uganda
opposes military dictatorship
one-party rule
participatedIn post-independence politics of Uganda
pre-independence politics of Uganda
politicalPosition centre
primaryLanguageOfPolitics English
Luganda
regionOfActivity East Africa
supports constitutional governance
electoral reforms
human rights
rule of law

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2021 Ugandan general election candidateParty Democratic Party (Uganda)
Ugandan independence movement keyOrganization Democratic Party (Uganda)
NRM hasOppositionFrom Democratic Party (Uganda)
Ugandan general elections majorParty Democratic Party (Uganda)
Paul Ssemogerere memberOfPoliticalParty Democratic Party (Uganda)
Norbert Mao politicalParty Democratic Party (Uganda)