National Congress for New Politics

National Congress for New Politics 새정치국민회의 새政治國民會議

Leader	Kim Dae-jung
Founded	5 September 1995
Dissolved	20 January 2000
Merger of	New National (majority)
Split from	Democratic
Merged into	Millennium Democratic
Headquarters	25-4, Yeouido-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul
Ideology	Liberalism (South Korean) Centrist reformism
Political position	Centre to centre-left
National affiliation	Alliance of DJP
Colours	Green
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National Congress for New Politics
Hangul	새정치국민회의
Hanja	새政治國民會議
Revised Romanization	Saejeongchigungminhoeui
McCune–Reischauer	Saejŏngch'igungminhoeŭi

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History 2016–2017 protests April Revolution Daegu Democracy Movement Gwangju Uprising Minjung-Gayo June Struggle Donghak Peasant Revolution Korean independence movement
People Ahn Chang Ho Chang Chun-ha Chang Myon Cho Bong-am Cho Kuk Chough Pyung-ok Han Myeong-sook Im Jong-seok Jang Hye-young Philip Jaisohn Kim Dae-jung Kim Han-gil Kim Je-dong Kim Jee-woon Kim Kyu-sik Kim Ou-joon Kim Seong-su Kim Young-sam Ko Min-jung Kwon In-sook Lee Jae-myung Jasmine Bacurnay Lee Lee Nak-yon Lee Sang-don Na Hye-sok Ma Kwang-soo Moon Jae-in Park Ji-hyun Park Jie-won Park Jong-chul Park Won-soon Park Yong-jin Roh Moo-hyun Rhyu Si-min Ryu Ho-jeong Shin Hae-chul Sim Sang-jung Song Jin-woo Song Kang-ho Sin Ik-hui Youn Kun-young Yun Po-sun
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Parties (Non-Democrat) Bareunmirae Party Basic Income Party (Present) New Politics Alliance for Democracy (pro-Ahn) New Political Vision Party Dawn of Liberty Party (Present) Gaehwa Party (Joseon dynasty) Independence Club (Korean Empire era) Justice Party (Present) National Independence Federation New Korea Party (factions) People Party 2016 2020 Pine Tree Party (Present) Korean Provisional Government (Imperial Japanese occupation) Transition Korea (Present)
Think tanks Democratic Research Institute
Media Dong-a Ilbo (historical) Hankook Ilbo Hankyoreh Kyunghyang Shinmun OhmyNews Tongnip Sinmun (Korean Empire era)
Other organizations ASUNARO Center for Free Enterprise (libertarian) Chingusai Federation of Korean Trade Unions Korea Democracy Foundation New People's Association (Imperial Japanese occupation) Minbyun Solidarity for LGBT Human Rights of Korea Voluntary Agency Network of Korea (disputed)
Related topics Anti-Japanese sentiment Politics of South Korea Progressivism in South Korea Social conservatism (factions) Conservatism in South Korea
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The National Congress for New Politics (NCNP; Korean: 새정치국민회의; RR: Saejeongchigungminhoeui; lit. New Politics National Conference) was a political party of South Korea.