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Freedom Front Plus

Party Information (as of April 2009)

Party Leaders

    Pieter Mulder

    Pieter Mulder

    Leader
    Dr Pieter Mulder was born on 26 July 1951 and grew up in Randfontein and Cape Town. The son of former cabinet minister Connie Mulder, the young Mulder first worked as a lecturer at the Potc... More about Pieter Mulder

Online votes from 17th Feb to 21st April 2009

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About the Freedom Front Plus

Information as of April 2009
  • In the 1994 elections the Freedom Front, then barely a month old, came fourth after the ANC, the National Party and the Inkatha Freedom Party.
  • Since the acceptance of the Constitution, the Freedom Front Plus has resolutely piloted actions to protect Afrikaner interests. For example, a complaint was submitted to the Human Rights Commission at the United Nations regarding murders in cities and on farms, with specific emphasis on farm killings.
  • The Freedom Front Plus threatened the South African government with a law suit, insisting that census forms be provided in all official languages.
  • The Freedom Front Plus won its case with the Press Ombudsman regarding a complaint against a derogatory article about the Afrikaner in a newspaper. The newspaper was forced to apologise.
  • The Freedom Front Plus is also increasingly making use of the Pan South African Language Board to oppose the neglect of Afrikaans and other languages.
  • The Freedom Front challenged the exclusion of expat votes and won their application before the Pretoria High Court for South Africans living abroad to vote in the 2009 general election.

Taken from: www.vryheidsfront.co.za

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