Pirate Party of the Republika Srpska

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Pirate Party
Piratska Partija
Founded13 November 2011
HeadquartersCara Lazara 3
Banja Luka
Ideology Pirate politics
IP reform
Freedom of speech
Privacy
Liquid democracy
National affiliation Pirate Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina
International affiliation Pirate Parties International
Website
http://www.piratska-partija.com

Pirate Party (Bosnian : Piratska Partija) is a Bosnian political party within the region of Republika Srpska.

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