Constitution of the Inner Mongolian People's Party

From the party's archived website (1997–2015); subject to the party's final confirmation

I. Name:

In Mongolian: Obor Mongoliin Ardiin Nam (Ovor Ardiin Nam)

In English: Inner Mongolian People's Party (IMPP)

In Chinese: Nei Menggu Renmingdang (Nei Ren Dang)

II. The Guiding Principles of the IMPP

The IMPP uphold the principles of democracy and peace in fighting to end the Chinese Communist Party's colonial rule in Inner Mongolia.

The ultimate goal of the IMPP: Achieving the independence of Inner Mongolia.

III. The Organization of the IMPP

1. The IMPP has a Chairman, several vice Chairmen, a general secretary and a standing committee.

The Chairman, vice Chairmen, the secretary general are automatic members of the standing committee.

2. The highest power of the IMPP lies in with the congress. The congress meets once in every four years.

3. Members of the standing committee are elected by congress representatives. The standing committee meets to discuss concrete matters of the IMPP at the proposal of the Chairman, and with the participation of at least fifty percent of the members of the standing committee.

4. The Chairman and vice Chairmen of the IMPP are directly elected or replaced through a direct, two third majority vote by the standing committee. The candidate for the position of secretary general is proposed by the Chairman to be approved by the standing committee.

5. Addition of new members or the replacement of current members of the standing committee must be proposed by at least two standing committee members and passed by an anonymous majority vote (of over fifty percent).

6. The IMPP sets up specific departments and branches in specific countries and regions. Matters concerning the establishment of departments and branches and the appointment of directors of departments and country branches are decided by the chairman and vice chairmen through deliberations.

7. The IMPP has an Advisory Board made up of non-IMPP members.

IV. IMPP Membership

1. Any individuals, regardless region, race can apply to become IMPP members on condition that they accept the IMPP constitution, are willing to actively participate in the party's activities.

2. IMPP members have the freedom of withdrawing their membership.

V. Disciplines

1. Members of the IMPP have the obligation to abide by the rules of the party, obey the party's leadership and carryout the tasks assigned by the party.

2. Members of IMPP must protect secretes of the party, which include the number, names of party members, and those documents, information , data and actions determined by the chairman , vice chairmen and standing committee as party secretes.

VI. Amendments to the IMPP constitution can take effect only with a pass by a two-third majority vote at the standing committee meetings.

VII. External Policy

1. The IMPP actively seeks contact with all governments, parties, organizations and individuals that support our cause.

2. The IMPP pay particular attention to strengthening the cooperative ties with the national independent movements of Tibet, Eastern Turkestan and Taiwan.

3. The IMPP actively seeks communications with Chinese democratic parties and organizations.

VIII. The flag of the IMPP is blue in background, with images of red-colored fire, golden-colored sun, and white-colored moon in the center.

IX. The constitution of the IMPP takes effect after passing at the first IMPP congress.

March 21, 1997

Originally published on the party’s website innermongolia.org (english/cst.htm). Recovered from the Internet Archive in 2026; snapshot of 19 September 2007. This page is an excerpt; the rest of the text is reproduced without changes. View the original page →