The Family Coalition Party became Ontario's fourth largest political party in the 1987 provincial election - twelve weeks after being formed. In spite of short notice, the Family Coalition Party fielded 36 candidates in that election. In the 1990 election the Family Coalition Party doubled its size and received more than 110,000 votes. The growth of the party has steadily continued in the last few years. In January 1999 the party received the biggest response in its 11 year history, in memberships and contributions.
All human beings possess, by nature, three fundamental human rights .
These rights are not absolute, as individuals have a responsibility not to infringe on the rights of others. Each of these fundamental rights is further defined and clarified below. Top B. Definitions and explanations of the fundamental human rights 1. All human beings need to be protected by other individuals and if necessary by government, from any threat to their life. The family has an important and necessary role in protecting and nurturing life.