Humanist Party (France)

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The Humanist Party (French: Parti humaniste) is a political party in France, and is a member of the Humanist International, and the European Humanist Regional.

The candidate for Presidential Elections in France, 2007, was Alain Ducq, the Party's Secretary General; however, the candidate was not accepted by the Electoral authorities of France.

In 1997, the Parti humaniste was officially recognized by the Commission nationale des comptes de campagne et des financements politiques, the French government agency that monitors political parties and audits their books.^[1] As of 2000, as it has not submitted its status nor books, it no longer appears in the records of official political parties and movements.^[2]

References

↑ Rapport de la CNCCFP pour 1997 (fr)
↑ Rapport de la CNCCFP pour 2000 (fr)

External links

Official web site in French

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