A total of 50 political parties among 90 parties for taking part in the multi-party Democracy General Election have applied for the right to continue as political parties up to 28 March 2023, which is the 60th day of the designated period, under Section 25 of the Political Parties Registration Law. Therefore, 50 political parties have applied for the right to continue as political parties and registration under Section 25 of the Political Parties Registration Law, and 17 parties have applied for the permission to establish a political party under Section (3) of the Political Parties Registration Law, bringing the total to 67 political parties.
As of 9 September 2024, the Mon Unity Party, with its headquarters located at No 16, 19th Street, Myaingthaya Ward of Mawlamyine in Mon State, has been allowed to register under Section 9 of the Political Parties Registration Law by Union Election Commission. The registration number of the Mon Unity Party is 52.
So far, there have been 52 parties which have been approved as political parties until 10 September. At present, there are just 50 parties left as the right to registration of two parties were rejected. Therefore, three parties are under scrutiny for registration, one party is under scrutiny for establishment, eight parties have been rejected for registration and three others have been rejected for establishment, reports say.
Source: MWD (10-9-2024)
- As of 9 September 2024, the Mon Unity Party has been allowed to register under Section 9 of the Political Parties Registration Law.
- There have been 52 parties which have been approved as political parties until 10 September. Among them, there are just 50 parties left as the right to registration of two parties were rejected. Therefore, three parties are under scrutiny for registration, one party is under scrutiny for establishment, eight parties have been rejected for registration and three others have been rejected for establishment.