Party of Croatian Right Stranka hrvatskog prava | |
|---|---|
| President | Ante Matić |
| Founded | 19 December 2004 |
| Split from | Croatian Party of Rights of Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Headquarters | Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Ideology | Croatian nationalism Conservativism Euroscepticism |
| National affiliation | Croats |
| Website | |
| http://www.strankahrvatskogprava.tk/ | |
Party of Croatian Right (Croatian : Stranka hrvatskog prava or SHP) is a conservative right-wing political party in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Complaining about disunity and "abandonment of the original rights idea by many other existing rights parties", members of Party of Croatian Right, "who want to be loyal to the original rights teachings and goal", founded on 19 December 2004 a new political party in Livno. Ante Matić became the first president of the party.
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