Democratic Party for a New Society

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Democratic Party for New Society (DPNS), Burmese founded in 1988 by Moe Thee Zun, the then General Secretary of ABSU in order to engage in the political process from within the legal fold in the aftermath of 18th September coup. At the time of creation, DPNS was by far the largest party after National League for Democracy and attracted many younger students, both from high schools and university, many of whom are members of ABSU, which was de facto outlawed by State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC). Initially, DPNS was use as a legal political wing of ABSU and worked with NLD and all other democratic parties. The main aim of DPNS was to build a democratic society based on freedom, national reconciliation, social justice, equality and human rights.

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