Social Party Imberakuri
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Social Party Imberakuri
Ishyaka ry’Imberakuri Riharanira Imibereho Myiza
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| French name |
Parti Social Imberakuri |
| Founder |
Bernard Ntaganda |
| Founded |
14 December 2008 (2008-12-14)
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| Split from |
Social Democratic Party |
| Headquarters |
Kigali, Rwanda
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| Chamber of Deputies |
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- Politics of Rwanda
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The Social Party Imberakuri (Kinyarwanda: Ishyaka ry’Imberakuri Riharanira Imibereho Myiza; French: Parti Social Imberakuri, PS-Imberakuri), is a political party in Rwanda.
History
The party was formed by Bernard Ntaganda on 14 December 2008 after he left the Social Democratic Party. Due to what the government ruled were illegal demonstrations, party leaders including Ntaganda were arrested on 24 June 2010 and released on 9 July 2010, although Ntaganda was denied bail, and sentenced to four years in prison in 2011.[1] He was released in 2014.
The party contested the 2013 parliamentary elections, failing to win a seat. However, it entered parliament after winning two seats in the 2018 elections.
References
^ Rwanda: The Social Party-Imberakuri (PS-Imberakuri), including treatment of its members by the authorities (2010-May 2013) Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada
External links
Political parties in Rwanda 
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| Parliament |
| Ruling coalition (40) |
Rwandan Patriotic Front (36)
Centrist Democratic Party (1)
Democratic Union of the Rwandan People (1)
Ideal Democratic Party (1)
Party for Progress and Concord (1)
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| Opposition (12) |
Social Democratic Party (5)
Liberal Party (4)
Democratic Green Party of Rwanda (2)
Social Party Imberakuri (2)
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| Unrepresented |
- Prosperity and Solidarity Party
- Rwandan Socialist Party
United Democratic Forces of Rwanda (RDR)
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| Banned |
- Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda
- National Republican Movement for Democracy and Development
- Republican Democratic Movement
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| Defunct |
- Association for Social Promotion of the Masses
- Coalition for the Defence of the Republic
- Parmehutu
- Rwandese National Union
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- Politics of Rwanda
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