KABUL - Hereditary leadership of political parties and disregard for a democratic transfer of the party mantle has been cause for concern, forcing the Ministry of Justice to amend the law dealing with political groups.
Analysts believe heads of political parties strive for the appointment of their kith and kin to top slots. Such moves signify most of our party leaders pursue theirpetty personal interests to the detriment of political groups.
The inception of political parties dates back to 1963-1973 -- known as the decade of democracy. But most political parties have been launched over the past 18 years.
The Ministry of Justice has registered 74 political parties. Pajhwok Afghan News’ findings show the leadership of Jamiat-i-Islami, Mahaz-i-MilliIslami, Jabha-i-MilliNijat and Harakat-i-Islami Afghanistan has been bequeathed from fathers to sons. As for the Hezb-i-EqtedarMilli, the top party office has switched from one brother to another. (Pajhwok)
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Hereditary Party Leadership seen as Cause for Concerns
