National Humanist Movement

Disbanded

This Party Has Been Disbanded

This party was disbanded on 23 May 2026 at 1:59 PM. All historical data (proposals, votes, laws, etc.) has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.

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Basic Information

A party in the country of Rheinland founded in April 2013 (11 years ago)

Description

The National Humanist Movement (NHM) promotes human‑centered governance, national identity, social protection, controlled borders, and strong investment in education, aiming to support vulnerable groups and maintain cultural cohesion and national autonomy.

"For the People. For the Nation."

Core Pillars

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National identity
Prioritize national culture
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Welfare programs
Government assistance for those in need
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Protections for workers
Strong labor rights and wages
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Education priority
Invest in schools and universities
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In Opposition
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Committed to Democracy

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Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by National Humanist Movement

Proposed by National Humanist Movement
Rejected April 13, 2014

Medical Marijuana Policy Reform of 2014

Shifting to medical-only cannabis prevents youth access and public harm while ensuring safe, controlled treatment for patients in need.

Proposed by National Humanist Movement
Rejected March 23, 2014

Wage Cap And Equality Act of 2014

To reduce income inequality and ensure fair wage distribution, protecting public welfare by capping excessive earnings relative to lowest-paid workers.

Proposed by National Humanist Movement
Rejected Jan. 6, 2014

Official Language Standardization Act of 2013

Unifying official language reduces translation costs and administrative complexity while ensuring clarity in legal and civic processes.

Proposed by National Humanist Movement
Rejected Nov. 2, 2013

THE SOCIAL LAW of 2013

This law bans marijuana and gambling to protect public health and prevent addiction. It strengthens police powers with zero tolerance …

Proposed by National Humanist Movement
Rejected Oct. 1, 2013

LAW 60 of 2013

Raising the retirement age to 60 ensures sustainable pensions and supports national productivity amid aging populations.

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Votes Cast

How National Humanist Movement has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted Sept. 30, 2015
on proposal by National Humanist Movement

Strict Vice Control Act of 2015

These reforms prioritize public health by reducing addiction risks, protecting youth, and cutting societal harm from substance abuse.

Voted Sept. 30, 2015
on proposal by National Humanist Movement

Ban On Homeschooling Mandate of 2015

Homeschooling risks child welfare and education quality; mandatory licensed schooling ensures safety, equity, and standardized learning for all children.

Voted March 31, 2015
on proposal by National Humanist Movement

Energy Mix Diversification Act of 2015

Promotes energy security by ensuring reliable supply alongside sustainability, reducing costs and grid instability from over-reliance on renewables.

Voted March 31, 2015
on proposal by National Humanist Movement

Energy Mix Diversification Act of 2015

Promotes energy security by ensuring reliable supply alongside sustainability, reducing costs and grid instability from over-reliance on renewables.

Voted March 31, 2015
on proposal by National Humanist Movement

Prohibition Of Homeschooling Act of 2015

Banning homeschooling ensures all children receive standardized education, protecting their right to quality learning and safeguarding against abuse or neglect.

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