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- Rachad abstract "Rachad (Arabic رشاد) is an Algerian political movement. Its stated objective is to break with political practices in place since independence and ensure, through \"non-violent means\", that the Algieran state complies with \"the rule of law\", democratic legitimacy and participation and \"good governance\". It calls upon the Algerian people to overthrow the government by peaceful mass protests, arguing that the government is controlled by a military junta largely responsible for the horrors of the Algerian Civil War and for the country's economic and social malaise. The movement has the reputation for having a high \"intellectual calibre of the leadership\" and for transcending the gulf between secular and Islamist politics.Rachad was founded in 2007 by a number of Algerian opponents of the current government, including Abbas Aroua, Mourad Dhina, Rachid Mesli, Mohamed Samraoui, and Mohamed Larbi Zitout (who comprise the movement's secretariat, and all live in exile), and others living in Algeria whose identity has not been made public. In September 2008, its founding member Abbas Aroua, through the Cordoba Foundation, organised a conference in Geneva, \"Perspectives on political change in Algeria\", which brought together Algerians from a variety of political perspectives who oppose the current system, including Rachad, to agree on a set of shared principles. Along with other groups across the political spectrum, it called for a boycott of the 2009 presidential elections; afterwards, it condemned the reported results as fraudulent (as later confirmed by Wikileaks in 2011), and claimed that the true participation rate was just 16%. The organisation has made extensive use of TV and the Internet to spread its ideas, with spokespersons appearing on major channels including Aljazeera. In January 2011, as unprecedented large-scale protests began in Algeria, it called upon its supporters to join demonstrations against the system. Rachad's pronouncements have been supportive of the Arab Spring uprisings, including the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in Libya, while condemning the Algerian political reforms undertaken by the Bouteflika régime as a \"masquerade\".".
- Rachad wikiPageExternalLink en.rachad.org.
- Rachad wikiPageExternalLink fr.rachad.org.
- Rachad wikiPageExternalLink story.html.
- Rachad wikiPageExternalLink www.rachad.org.
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- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink 2010–12_Algerian_protests.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Abbas_Aroua.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Al-Hayat.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Al_Jazeera.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Algerian_Civil_War.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Algerian_presidential_election,_2009.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Arab_Spring.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Arabic.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Category:Nonviolent_resistance_movements.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Category:Politics_of_Algeria.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Democracy.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink File:Rachad.png.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Geneva.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Good_governance.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink History_of_Algeria_(1962–99).
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Libya.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Mohamed_Larbi_Zitout.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Mohamed_Samraoui.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Mourad_Dhina.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Muammar_Gaddafi.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Rachid_Mesli.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLink Rule_of_law.
- Rachad wikiPageWikiLinkText "Rachad".
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- Rachad subject Category:Nonviolent_resistance_movements.
- Rachad subject Category:Politics_of_Algeria.
- Rachad hypernym Movement.
- Rachad type Organisation.
- Rachad comment "Rachad (Arabic رشاد) is an Algerian political movement. Its stated objective is to break with political practices in place since independence and ensure, through \"non-violent means\", that the Algieran state complies with \"the rule of law\", democratic legitimacy and participation and \"good governance\".".
- Rachad label "Rachad".
- Rachad sameAs Q1344720.
- Rachad sameAs حركة_رشاد.
- Rachad sameAs Rachad.
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- Rachad sameAs Q1344720.
- Rachad wasDerivedFrom Rachad?oldid=700747422.
- Rachad isPrimaryTopicOf Rachad.