UN General Assembly
1990

The state of law now in force goes hand-in-hand with a political philosophy of patience and tolerance, and includes a multitude of areas: apart from the traditional separation of the executive, the legislature and the judiciary, there are the multiplicity of candidates in free and democratic elections; freedom of speech; freedom ι ; movement; proscription of arbitrary acts and degrading treatments; harmony and concord between all sectors of the population; and open dialogue with civilian society - in short, human rights receive greater protection and more guarantees. These immense democratic gains, which are unprecedented in the history of the Central African Republic, are to be consolidated and expanded by the next congress of our party, the Central African Democratic Assembly; it will do so in strict conformity with the attitudes and characteristics of the Central African people's civilisation.