APC Threatens To Disenfranchise 3 USA Chapters
The All People’s Congress (APC) party officials’ threats to disenfranchise the New York, Boston, and New England chapters in the APC-USA District have raised serious concerns. These chapters have been active participants in branch activities, are in good standing, and have operated for years.
Key Issues
– Disenfranchisement Consequences: Disenfranchising these chapters would undermine the democratic process within the party, potentially damaging its reputation and relationships with members. The APC USA District New England Chapter, registered in Massachusetts under General Laws Chapter 180, would be particularly affected.
– Legal Implications: Disenfranchisement could violate Massachusetts state laws, specifically those governing corporations for charitable and certain other purposes (Chapter 180). The New England Chapter’s Articles of Organization outline its purpose, powers, and structure, which are protected under state law.
– Officials’ Mandate: The officials sent to oversee the diaspora registration and verification process, Abubakarr Kargbo and Osman Jalloh, seem to be acting outside their mandate by threatening disenfranchisement.
Massachusetts Laws
Under Massachusetts law
Potential Consequences
Disenfranchising the New England Chapter, a registered Massachusetts organization, could lead to:
– Loss of Representation: The chapter would no longer have a voice in party decisions.
– Impact on Party Unity: Disenfranchisement could lead to divisions within the party.
– Legal Action: The chapter might pursue legal action if its rights are violated.
Concerned APC party members,
APC-USA District,
USA
