Justice Party (Norway)

The Justice Party (Norwegian: Rettferdighetspartiet (RP)) is a minor political party in Norway which was founded on 8 March 1997.^[1]

Political profile

The party renounce what it calls "old ideologies" as it claims none of these has a true ability to solve the problems mankind face. The party claim that the old ideologies rather creates more problems, or at least contributes to the worsening of ongoing issues such as poverty, hunger, pollution, wars etc.^[2]

References

^ nowhereproductions.org - Rettferdighetspartiet
^ nsd.uib.no - Fra Rettferdighetspartiets prinsipprogram 2003

Political parties in Norway

Bracketed numbers indicate current numbers of seats in parliament.

Parliament	Labour (64) · Progress (41) · Conservative (30) · Socialist Left (11) · Centre (11) · Christian Democratic (10) · Liberal (2)

Minor parties¹	Red (1.3%) · Pensioners (0.4%) · Green (0.3%) · Coastal (0.2%) · Christian Unity (0.2%) · Democrats (0.1%)

¹ by % of vote in most recent general election.

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