About the Civil Rights Party of Canada
The primary purpose of the Civil Rights Party of Canada is to guarantee all civil rights to all citizen of Canada in accordance and adherence with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR), the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), the Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) by participating in federal elections in compliance with Elections Canada legislation as defined under the Canada Elections Act.
The party’s platform is one of the most comprehensively designed in response to socio-economic, legislative, humanitarian and political affairs of all Canadian Citizens as a vital component of national democratic processes. Subsequently, the Civil Rights Party (CRP) promotes an integrated electoral approach for all Citizens to contribute to the growth and prosperity of their nation with a sense of dignity and integrity.
Our Mission
The Civil Rights Party of Canada is established to promote the election of Party candidates whereas our fundamental purpose is to participate in public affairs by endorsing our candidates with both technical and financial support; and works with international, national, provincial, and local party organizations, elected officials, candidates and constituencies, in accordance and adherence with the Canada Elections Act; through a fundamentally designed socioeconomic, socio-political and socio-cultural integrated platform comprehensively introduced and engaging in transformational politics that is an evolutionary politics that consciously, openly, honestly, forthrightly, publicly, peacefully, and democratically works to realize paramount societal improvement; fulfilling Canada’s domestic and international responsibilities throughout the national and international communities and trans-national governments.
What We Stand For
The Civil Rights Party of Canada is committed to keeping our nation safe and expanding opportunity for every Canadian Citizens regardless of country of origin, country of birth, gender, age, social status, or corporate status. That commitment is established in a well designed political agenda that emphasizes strong sustainable economic growth, adequate health care, retirement security; whereas our Government is more compassionate and transparent, responsive to the Canadian people's needs and their expectations through open, honest and accountable Governance, thereby securing our national sovereignty while protecting our civil rights, human rights and fundamental freedoms; fulfilling Canada’s international responsibilities throughout the international communities altogether.
Our Philosophy
Inspired by The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR); whereby a United Nations (UN) treaty based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, created in 1966 and entered into force on 23 March 1976.
Honest and Accountable Government
The Civil Rights Party of Canada is committed to real ethics reform and meaningful legislative and electoral reform that protects our human rights and civil rights and ensures that elected officials act ethically; not just within the law, but within the spirit of the rule of law aiming to restore and maintain the public trust.
We are committed to immediate change to lead our country in a new direction, to put an end to socio-economic and political exclusion and to make certain our nation's elected leaders serve the people's interests to the best of their abilities.
Our goal is to restore accountability, honesty and openness at all levels of government. To achieve this, we will create and enforce rules that facilitate political representations of all Citizens and Communities at the decision making levels of the Federal Government through the creation of governmental agencies and ministries.
Party History
At the start of the 21st Century, the Civil Rights Party of Canada can look back on a proud history — a history not just built upon political organization, human rights activism and civil rights advocacy; but of a national and international vision. The Civil Rights Party of Canada, a national and independent Political Party embodied within the Federal Association for the Advancement of Visible Minority (FAAVM) is involved in the field of electoral activities since its founding in 2002, working to establish and advance the principles of democracy and political rights as stated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and the INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS, and promoting and advancing electoral, legislative and socio-economic reform.
Our Principles
Client centered, working in partnership, accountability for quality results, dedicated to human dignity, human integrity, financial integrity and cost-effectiveness, inspired and innovative.
Our Political Agenda and Electoral Platform are established as follow
1. Health care spending in Canada reached $160 billion, or 10.6% of GDP, in 2007 and $171.9 billion in 2008, or $5,170 per person. There is considerable variation across the provinces/territories as to the extent to which such costs as outpatient prescription drugs, physical therapy, long-term care, home care, dental care and even ambulance services are covered. Our Government will focus Considerable attention on two critical issues: "wait times" whether for a specialist, major elective surgery, such as hip replacement, imaging procedures such as MRI or Cystoscopy, or specialized treatments, such as radiation for breast cancer; and "health human resources" whereas Canadians having difficulties accessing health care and shortage of medical practitioners.
2. To dissolve the Canada Student Loans Program (CSLP) and to promote accessibility to post-secondary education for all students free of charge; whereas making post-secondary education a free-to-access system base across Canada; additionally amending the Canada Student Loans Act; as well as the Canada Student Financial Assistance Act.
3. Promoting and Advancing Electoral Reform; Implementing and amending the Canada Elections Act; whereas a Prime Minister will be elected for a stable time period of four (4) years, by federal and general elections.
4. Legislative Reform; for the protection of Visible Minorities in Canada; creating federal, provincial and local institutions to protect minority groups, most significantly establishing and providing economic benefits; whereas minorities are contributing significantly to the overall Canadian economy.
5. Advancing and Enhancing Canada's International Diplomatic Relations with the International Communities; whereas the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the African Union (AU), Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Organization of American States (OAS), The Caribbean Community (CARICOM), and Oceania/Australia Institutions; altogether Arabic and Middle East Nations.
6. Our Government also pledges to address issues in relation with Aboriginal peoples in Canada, also known as First Nations, Inuit and Métis; reinstating aboriginal sovereign rights, and tackle new policies to implement systemic structures to establish and protect Aboriginal Tribal Governments, as part of Canada's traditional cultural and spiritual heritages. To establish special commissions to review and accelerate Land Claims settlements, and developing specific socio-economic mechanisms whereas Minorities, First Nations, Women, and People with disabilities can participate equitably and contribute to the overall national and Global economies.
7. To improve gender equity within Public, Private and Federal Government institutions, maximizing Federal Government effectiveness for the prevention of violence against women, especially vulnerable women living within underprivileged communities across Canada, whereby implementing the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and the Beijing Declaration, by increasing national victim assistance programs responsiveness.
8. Our Government also pledges to establish specific mechanisms altogether with the United States of America (U.S.A) Government institutions; whereas more specifically the Department of Homeland Security; thereby to implement existing border security policies and develop Response Framework Partnership to prevent, prepare for, and provide a joint-forces response to natural disasters, national emergencies and natural catastrophes affecting United States of America and Canada.
9. To enforce and implement Canada's "Foreign Policy" for the protection of Canadian Citizens' international human rights, therefore working in partnership with foreign governments, altogether the military, whereby the Army, the Navy, and the Air Force; national and international authorities, civil societies, intelligence agencies; assisting to intervene in situations where Canadian Citizens' human rights and civil rights are violated and/or deprived; and their life threatened within the jurisdiction of a foreign country or territory. Thereinafter maximizing the various benefits of multilateral international cooperation; protecting Canada's national interests, national security, and economic prosperity throughout peaceful cooperation with other nations of the world.
10. Our Government also pledges to address: (a) national unity in Canada whereby the Secession of Quebec unilaterally from Canada ; promoting and advancing National and international Sovereignty; moreover National Security; (b) Implementing special Tax Benefits for Single Parent Families; Small and Large Corporations; and Small Businesses altogether; (c) Maximize Tax benefits for Self-Employed Individuals; local and international trade; aiming to boost local; national and international Economic Growth.
11. The Federal Association for the Advancement of Visible Minorities (FAAVM Canada); also a “Federal Government Lobbyist” has launched a special project for planning coordinating and directing efforts to initiate and launch The Federal Ministry of Minorities (FMM); whereas a Federal Government Department to be created by the Federal Government of Canada; through special Parliamentary Act; whereas the Senate and the House of Commons; thereinafter to advance majority-minority relations throughout Political Participation Programs on issues related to the inclusion of minorities in decision-making processes in support of ethno political representation.
For the past decades; minorities have contributed over $10 Billions in Provincial and Federal Taxes. Subsequently; the Federal Ministry of Minorities (FMM); whereunto established shall contribute to the strengthening of relevant legislations and best practices in governance to enhance the capacity of civil society actors and government to engage with one another in a constructive and sustainable fashion to foster the establishment; development and growth of minority-owned businesses in, minority entrepreneurs and business enterprises helping to stay competitive in the marketplace. Moreover assisting in developing Information Technology and Telecommunications programs-knowledge sharing aiming at the socio-economic, political, scientific, artistic; sportive; religious; spiritual and legislative advancement of the minority.
Community Volunteer Ambassador Program
Research alone shows that talking with voters face-to-face is more persuasive than TV advertising, direct mail or phone calls. For The Civil Rights Party of Canada to win Federal Elections, we need to go to our neighbours and communities, knock on their doors and discuss our Electoral Agenda; and how their support is important to make it happen. To accomplish this, we are launching an effort in communities across the country called the Community Volunteer Ambassador Program. We are recruiting activists and advocates like you who can commit to talk to as many neighbours and communities as possible, assisting to advance our Political Cause. We need 1,000 activists like you to pledge to be a Community Volunteer Ambassador.
Will you become a Community Volunteer Ambassador?
From your own computer, you can go online whenever it is convenient and access our Social Network website; sign up and create your own Community Volunteer Ambassador Group and begin recruiting and outreach to friends; families and most importantly your communities. Sign up today, and be first in line when we launch this program officially. The Community Volunteer Ambassador program also empowers local and national volunteers to significantly help The Civil Rights Party of Canada in advancing our campaign for a better future. When we participate in the Federal Elections We'll win because you are involved in reaching out to your communities.
Our National Youth Leadership Strategy
How The Civil Rights Party of Canada can and will win in every electoral districts, constituencies and ridings; by launching national massive effort to train and fund organizers on the ground in every province and territories. The ultimate goal? An active, effective group of Youth Civil Rights Leaders organized in every single precinct in the country who know their communities. We will bring those organizers together for summits and leadership forums, where they can learn the best practices for getting organized to win elections; and at the same time acquiring exceptional leadership skills, thereby dedicated to win votes for The Civil Rights Party of Canada (CRP).
Party Organizations
Political Campaign Committees
The Intergovernmental Delegates
The Intergovernmental Delegates work with government institutions at all levels to support the Party’s Mission, and provide political and strategic assistance to implement Civil Rights Public Policies. In addition, The Intergovernmental Delegates play an integral role in developing positions and organizing special forums on key legislative and federal issues that affect government institutions, and also work in consultative and advisory status with the Office of the Prime Minister and the Governor General of Canada.
The Civil Rights Senatorial Committee
The purpose of the Civil Rights Senatorial Committee is to facilitate communication and joint-action with the Senate of Canada. Our goal as a committee is to foster dialogue between Senators and the new members of our caucus and our community leaders on vital issues such as energy independence, access to affordable health care, free post secondary education, job creation programs, small business and tax benefits, youth issues, senior citizen security, foreign policy, the military and veterans, women issues and the national economy. Please visit the Senate of Canada website at: http://www.sen.parl.gc.ca/
The House of Commons Electoral Committee
The House of Commons Electoral Committee serves as the official national government clearinghouse enables Members of Parliament (MPs) to develop specialized knowledge of the matters and issues affecting communities within jurisdictional constituencies and help design specific report mechanisms in order to have these local and national issues addressed by Parliamentarians. Please visit the Parliament of Canada website at: http://www.parl.gc.ca/
The Legislative Advisory Committee
The Legislative Advisory Committee provides legal advisory and consultative services through the overall activities, and all aspects of the ethical governance and good faith functioning of the Party.
The President of the Party
The Civil Rights Party of Canada President oversees the overall administration of the organization; and provides senior electoral and political campaign advisory services to elected leaders and other caucus members of the Party; working in consultancy status with the Party’s Elected Prime Minister in the selection of his/her Federal Ministerial Cabinet. The President is also the Chairman of all Political Campaign Committees; allocating items relevant to the work of the Committees to discuss them, and seeking where possible to harmonize the various approaches of the Party; and organizing discussion agendas to a plenary meeting for consideration, decisions in order to draft adequate resolutions, to present such recommendations for final voting. The voting sessions may include secret ballot voting. If the President’s recommendations win a majority vote; these resolutions become the Party official Policies and enter in force 30 days from the date of the official voting results. These Policies encompass the blueprint of the Party’s Governing Ethics and Protocols.
The President, as a member of the executive branch is elected or nominated by the President of the Party, or upon recommendation of the Leader. By virtue, the President's role also constitutes acting as President in case of the President’s absence; co-chairman of the Party’s Political Committees; calling for general meeting; creating, establishing and presiding over Political Ad hoc Committees; assisting in drafting and reviewing the Party’s existing and/or new operational policy; subsequently provides senior level advise to the Leader through consultative and advisory status. The President also represents the President at public meetings, media, press, news interview and other public special events. The President is the first person in the presidential line of succession; and work together with the Elected Prime Minister of the Party’s Leader to provide electoral and political support to the Prime Minister and his/her Ministerial Cabinet.
The Leader & Prime Minister Candidate
The leader and Prime Minister candidate’s primary role is to vehicle the Party's political platform through various channels; such as the press & media, to conduct public speaking meetings and actively involved in the Party‘s electoral mechanisms by providing leadership advisory assistance to other leaders of the Party; seeking to be elected as Prime Minister of Canada. Additionally; when elected; assuming his/her role as Prime Minister; whereas acting under senior advisory assistance nominating and selecting his/her ministerial cabinet.
Meet Our Board of Governors
Christine Bissonnette
Chief Agent
Pierre Michel Combaluzier
International Campaign Advisor
Sharon DI Benedetto
Secretary General (SG)
Raphael Louis
Leader / Prime Minister Candidate
Joe Alsufiani (MBA)
Campaign Advisor for Middle East
Socioeconomic Advisor for Middle East
Jean Marie Floriant Ndzana
Financial Advisor
Campaign Executive Director for Africa
Nicolas Kynigos
Environmental Advisor
Catherine Anne Clark
Policy Advisor for Women's Issues and Gender Equity
Our Political Campaign
Raphael Louis - Leader
Prime Minister of Canada Candidate
Raphael Louis’ vision as Prime Minister of Canada is a Nation whereas Government is more "Compassionate, Accountable and Transparent," responsive to the Canadian people's needs and their expectations. A Canada free of Social exclusion whereas everyone can participate at all levels in the normal, normatively prescribed activities of the Canadian society in which they live.
Raphael Louis grew up within a political environment in Haiti, where his distinguished family members held prestigious and influential government positions, as well as a tradition in public service. Aspired to make government more competent, compassionate and transparent," responsive to the Canadian people's needs and their expectations, Raphael Louis' political achievements and experiences are notable throughout the creation of the Federal Association for the Advancement of Visible Minorities (FAAVM); a national and international civil rights and human rights organization working to advance minorities' rights; Canadian democratic process through legislations; constitutional amendments and electoral reform.
Dealing skilfully with the Senate, The House of Commons, and all levels of government, Raphael Louis initiated various legislative projects to stimulate human rights implementation, increase political representations for Minorities and Aboriginals; and strengthen national unity. Mr. Louis embarked upon an action course of shaping public policy by cutting taxes and government expenditures, improving national health care responsiveness; personal responsibility, strong families, and Aboriginal rights, also known as First Nations, Inuit and Métis.
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The International Political Action Committee (IPAC)
The International Political Action Committee (IPAC) is organized to assist the Civil Rights Party of Canada to establish its political and electoral mission nationwide and worldwide, to prepare political committee formed by business, labour, or other special-interest groups to raise money and make contributions to the campaigns of political candidates for elections, to advance the party’s socio-economic, legislative, human rights, civil rights, and government mechanism and to mobilize national and international voters in accordance with federal electoral laws and regulations.
The International Political Action Committee (IPAC) Advisory Board
Pierre Michel Combaluzier
International Campaign Advisor
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Jean Marie Floriant Ndzana
Financial Advisor
Campaign Executive Director for Africa
Andrew Paul Klein
Campaign Advisor for Asia
Dr. Ivan U. Ghyssaert
Political Advisor for Europe
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Parag Shah
Socioeconomic Advisor for Gujarat - India
Joe Alsufiani (MBA)
Campaign Advisor for Middle East
Socioeconomic Advisor for Middle East
Rajinder S Bedi
Senior Political Advisor
Nicolas Kynigos
Environmental Advisor
Vassilios Damiras
Defense and Counter-Terrorism Advisor for Canada and USA
Robley E. George
Policy Adviser Political Platform
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Catherine Anne Clark
Policy Advisor for Women's Issues and Gender Equity
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Susie Wilson
Economic Advisor for Australia and Canada
Professor Vasilios Gikas
Economic Advisor for Canada and Greece Relations
Hyde Tarov
Economic Advisor for Canada and Russia Relations
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Dr. Jamil Abdo, Attorney
Economic Advisor for Canada and Brazil Relations
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Inter-Religion Chancellery
The Civil Rights Party of Canada (CRPC) Inter-Religion Chancellery works nationally and internationally to promote a comprehensive approach of religious doctrines, respect for religious differences, religious heritage and religious history; aiming to protect the fundamental values of freedoms of religions guaranteed under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).
The core functions and purposes of the Inter-Religion Chancellery also reflect on justice in the religions, economic, political, international and family orders, and work to establish a common knowledge of interfaith building and understanding through diplomatic relationship, altogether as a Plenipotentiary Ambassador to the United Nations (UN) for Inter-Religious Affairs.
The Inter-Religion Chancellery also works to address the social and religious transformation of the Canadian population and societies and the emergence of the multi-religious communities by organizing ongoing seminars and frameworks focusing on religious traditions and freedom of religion, and religious belief, the history of religions, and religion practices nationwide and around the globe to promote interrelationship for all denominational and non-denominational churches.
The mission of the Chancellery also consists of protecting the faith, beliefs of the people of God regardless of their religious belonging, and above all, charity in the life of all Canadians of all ethnic origins and religious faiths, so they can individually and collectively freely participate in the priestly, prophetic and the practices of their beliefs, to fulfill their obligation and rights without persecution or interference, and to pursue their spiritual path according to standards set forth by their religious ministers, priests and grandmasters and may promote their beliefs and doctrines in accordance with national and international laws and human rights precepts.
The Chancellery also promotes meaningful understanding of interfaith by fostering mutual recognition between and amongst all peoples and citizens belonging to a religion of choice; to strengthen cooperation, compassion and peace in time of conflicts and post conflicts, whereas, Islam, Hinduism, Christianity, Buddhism, Sikhism, Taoism, Judaism and others may enjoy the practice of their faith and beliefs without interference.
The Chancellery strives to bring together all people of all religions and all faiths from all corners of the globe within a unique setting and broad based spiritual presence where religions, cultural and interfaith cooperation can be modeled in Canada and worldwide.
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