Front of Action Forces for the Republic
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The Front of Action Forces for the Republic (French: Front des forces d'action pour la république) is a political party in Chad.
Its candidate for the 20 May 2001 Presidential Election, Ngarlejy Yorongar has been a prominent critic of the Chad-Cameroon pipeline. According to official results, he won 396,864 votes or 6.35%.[1]. Six opposition candidates were detained on May 30 after contesting the results. Yorongar was tortured, along with Abderhamane Djesnebaye, including by being beaten with iron bars.[2]
At the last legislative elections, 21 April 2002, the party won according to IPU Parline 10 out of 155 seats.
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