Red Front Of Charlemont
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Basic Information
A party in the country of Charlemont founded in January 2015 (9 years ago)
Description
The Red Front of Charlemont is a revolutionary movement dedicated to dismantling class hierarchy and establishing a worker-led state. Rooted in Marxist principles, it seeks to nationalize key industries, redistribute wealth, and ensure that political power rests firmly in the hands of the proletaria
"Power to the Workers, Future to the People."
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View International Party BlocsLegislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Red Front Of Charlemont
Enacted Aug. 28, 2015
Cannabis Legalization And Regulation Act of 2015
Legalization addresses unregulated markets, public safety risks, and lost tax revenue while creating safer access and reducing criminal justice strain.
Cannabis Legalization And Regulation Act of 2015
Legalization addresses unregulated markets, public safety risks, and lost tax revenue while creating safer access and reducing criminal justice strain.
Rejected June 29, 2015
Free Press Protection Act of 2015
Current censorship risks suppressing legitimate criticism; reform ensures free speech while preventing direct incitement to violence.
Free Press Protection Act of 2015
Current censorship risks suppressing legitimate criticism; reform ensures free speech while preventing direct incitement to violence.
Rejected May 8, 2015
Mandatory Union Membership Act of 2015
Mandatory union membership ensures fair wages and workplace standards for all workers, reducing inequality and strengthening labor protections.
Mandatory Union Membership Act of 2015
Mandatory union membership ensures fair wages and workplace standards for all workers, reducing inequality and strengthening labor protections.
Rejected March 19, 2015
Police Powers Reform Act of 2015
Redirects limited police resources to crimes causing the greatest harm, improving public safety outcomes efficiently.
Police Powers Reform Act of 2015
Redirects limited police resources to crimes causing the greatest harm, improving public safety outcomes efficiently.
Votes Cast
How Red Front Of Charlemont has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Red Front Of Charlemont
Press Freedom And Criminal Justice Reform of 2017
These reforms strengthen free expression, protect national security, and ensure proportional justice for severe crimes, benefiting democracy and public safety.
Press Freedom And Criminal Justice Reform of 2017
These reforms strengthen free expression, protect national security, and ensure proportional justice for severe crimes, benefiting democracy and public safety.
on proposal by ALAYON
School Religious Education Option Act of 2017
Optional religious classes respect parental choice while maintaining secular education standards, fostering inclusivity and social cohesion.
School Religious Education Option Act of 2017
Optional religious classes respect parental choice while maintaining secular education standards, fostering inclusivity and social cohesion.
on proposal by Green-left Movement
Ban On New Combustion Vehicles of 2017
Banning new combustion vehicles cuts air pollution, reduces carbon emissions faster, and accelerates public health and climate goals.
Ban On New Combustion Vehicles of 2017
Banning new combustion vehicles cuts air pollution, reduces carbon emissions faster, and accelerates public health and climate goals.
on proposal by Social Democrats
Religious Charities Tax Exemption Act of 2017
Registered religious charities contribute to social welfare; tax-exempt status ensures fairness while maintaining separation of church and state.
Religious Charities Tax Exemption Act of 2017
Registered religious charities contribute to social welfare; tax-exempt status ensures fairness while maintaining separation of church and state.
on proposal by Social Democrats
Religious Charities Tax Exemption Act of 2017
Registered religious charities contribute to social welfare; tax-exempt status ensures fairness while maintaining separation of church and state.
Religious Charities Tax Exemption Act of 2017
Registered religious charities contribute to social welfare; tax-exempt status ensures fairness while maintaining separation of church and state.