key term - De-registration of Political Parties

Definition

De-registration of political parties refers to the process by which a political party loses its legal recognition and status as an official political organization. This can occur due to various reasons, such as failure to meet certain requirements or engaging in illegal activities.

Related terms

Party System:

The structure and organization of political parties within a country's political landscape.

Electoral Commission: An independent body responsible for overseeing elections and regulating political parties' registration processes.

Dissolution: The act of officially ending something, such as dissolving parliament or disbanding a political party.