@prefix rdf: . @prefix dbpedia: . @prefix ns2: . dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party rdf:type ns2:Party108256968 , ns2:PoliticalPartiesEstablishedIn1995 , ns2:PoliticalPartiesInNorthernIreland . @prefix owl: . dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party owl:sameAs . @prefix foaf: . @prefix ns5: . dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party foaf:page ns5:UK_Unionist_Party . @prefix dbpprop: . dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party dbpprop:reference . @prefix rdfs: . dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party rdfs:label "\u82F1\u570B\u7D71\u4E00\u9EE8"@zh , "Birle\u015Fik Krall\u0131k Birlik Partisi"@tr , "Partit Unionista del Regne Unit"@ca , "UK Unionist Party"@en ; dbpprop:abstract "Partit Unionista del Regne Unit (angl\u00E8s UK Unionist Party) fou un petit partit pol\u00EDtic d'Irlanda del Nord fundat el 1995 per Robert McCartney, antic membre del Partit Unionista de l'Ulster, per a presentar-se a les locals de North Down i que es presentaria a les Eleccions per al F\u00F2rum d'Irlanda del Nord de 1996. Ja s'havia presentat a les eleccions al Parlament del Regne Unit de 1987 com a Real Unionist. En realitat \u00E9s un partit \u2018\u2019integracionista\u2019\u2019, ja que creu que Irlanda del Nord ha de ser governada directament des de Londres sense cap mena d'autogovern. Per aquest motiu es va oposar a qualsevol acord amb la Rep\u00FAblica d'Irlanda i critic\u00E0 que Tony Blair mantingu\u00E9s converses amb el Sinn F\u00E9in sense desarmament previ de l'IRA, i tamb\u00E9 s'opos\u00E0 a la transformaci\u00F3 del RUC en el Servei de Policia d'Irlanda del Nord. El 1996 assoliren campanada quan se\u2019ls va unir Conor Cruise O'Brien, antic ministre d'Irlanda oposat ferotgement al republicanisme, i oferiren imatge de partit no sectari. Tanmateix, O'Brien va dimitir despr\u00E9s que es publiqu\u00E9s el seu llibre de mem\u00F2ries, on intentava conv\u00E8ncer als unionistes dels avantatges d'una Irlanda Unida. \u00A0 A les eleccions de 1996 va assolir tres escons (per a McCartney, O\u2019Brien i Cedric Wilson). Junt amb l'UDP es va oposar a acceptar la mediaci\u00F3 del senador dels EUA George Mitchell, i intentaren obstruir-les. Tamb\u00E9 s'aixecaren de la \u00A0taula per protestar per la forma en que s'atur\u00E0 la marxa de l'Orde d'Orange a Dumcree (juliol de 1996). I quan el Sinn F\u00E9in fou convidat a seure-hi, l'abandonaren. A les eleccions al Parlament del Regne Unit de 1997 McCartney va mantenir el seu esc\u00F3 i s'oposaren a la nova Assemblea d'Irlanda del Nord, tot i que a les eleccions generals d'Irlanda del Nord de 1998 hi van obtenir 5 escons. Per\u00F2 el 1998 O'Brien va dimitir per l'esc\u00E0ndol de la publicaci\u00F3 de les seves mem\u00F2ries; i Mc Cartney es qued\u00E0 sol quan propos\u00E0 abandonar l'Assemblea en cas que el Sinn F\u00E9in continu\u00E9s a l'Assemblea sense que l'IRA deix\u00E9s les armes. Els altres 4 diputats fundaren el Partit Unionista d'Irlanda del Nord (NIUP) el gener 1999. Aix\u00ED, a les eleccions al Parlament del Regne Unit de 2001 van perdre el seu esc\u00F3. I a les eleccions generals Irlanda del Nord de 2007 tampoc va obtenir cap esc\u00F3, tot i obtenir suport de dissidents del DUP, oposata a la idea de governar amb el Sinn F\u00E9in. Despr\u00E9s del resultats, Mc Cartney es retir\u00E0 i el partit es va dissoldre el 2008."@ca , "The UK Unionist Party (UKUP) was a small unionist political party operating in Northern Ireland from 1995 to 2008. It was nominally formed by Robert McCartney, formerly of the Ulster Unionist Party, to contest a by-election the North Down by-election, 1995 and then further constituted to contest the 1996 elections for the Northern Ireland Forum. McCartney had previously contested the 1987 general election as an independent using the label Real Unionist. Ideologically, the UK Unionist Party was an integrationist party which, unlike most Northern Irish unionist parties, believed that Northern Ireland should be governed from London with no regional home rule government and parliament. The UKUP was outspoken in its opposition to the Republic of Ireland possessing any participative role in the governance of Northern Ireland. It was also highly critical of the British Labour government of Tony Blair for allowing Sinn F\u00E9in to participate in the Northern Irish government prior to the IRA fully disarming. The party also opposed the re-organising of policing in Northern Ireland, which saw the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) being replaced by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). The party secured a particular coup in 1996 when it was joined by Conor Cruise O'Brien, a former government minister in the Republic of Ireland. O'Brien's hostility to militant republicanism was well known, and the adherence of such a prominent supporter from the south helped reinforce the UKUP's claims to be a non-sectarian Unionist party. However, O'Brien later resigned after publishing an extract from his book Memoir: My Life and Themes in which he called on Unionists to consider the benefits of a United Ireland. McCartney and O'Brien, along with Cedric Wilson, won seats on the 1996 Forum. The UKUP (and the Democratic Unionist Party) refused to accept US Senator George Mitchell as chairman of the multi-party talks and tried to obstruct him in the undertaking of his tasks. In July 1996, the UKUP withdrew from the multi-party talks in protest at the way in which the stand off at the Orange Order parade at Drumcree was handled. When Sinn F\u00E9in entered the talks in September 1997, the UKUP and the DUP left them in protest. At the 1997 General Election, McCartney was re-elected as the Member of Parliament for North Down. The party opposed the April 1998 Belfast Agreement and campaigned against the establishment of a Northern Ireland Assembly, in which they were unsuccessful. It did contest the election for the Assembly, however, and won five seats. In 1998, the party underwent a lot of internal turmoil. O'Brien published an article in which he called for unionists to consider and embrace the idea of a United Ireland - something that was anathema to most in the UKUP. He subsequently resigned altogether from the party. Then in December the party split over the issue of Sinn F\u00E9in taking up its seats in the power sharing executive without prior Provisional Irish Republican Army decommissioning of weapons. McCartney proposed that if this should happen, the five UKUP members should resign their seats in protest, but this was opposed by the other assembly members. At a party meeting at which the other four were absent, McCartney censured his Assembly colleagues over this split. The two sides both argued that they had the support of the grassroots members of the party. On 5 January 1999, all four left the UKUP to form the Northern Ireland Unionist Party, leaving McCartney as the sole UKUP representative in the assembly. At the 2001 General Election, McCartney lost his seat in the House of Commons to the Ulster Unionist Party. In the Northern Ireland Assembly Election, 2003, he was only narrowly re-elected to the Assembly. The party, like most other small parties, suffered a substantial decline in the election, holding only one seat. The rival Northern Ireland Unionist Party created by breakaway Members of the Legislative Assembly, lost all of its seats. In the Northern Ireland Assembly election, 2007, the UKUP fielded candidates in thirteen of Northern Ireland's eighteen constituencies, but failed to win any seats. Leader McCartney personally stood in six constituencies and former Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) MLA George Ennis also stood on the UKUP ticket. The party stood on a platform opposing plans by the DUP to enter into devolved government with Sinn F\u00E9in after the election and on other issues including rates, water charges and education. The UKUP was seen as the main channel for DUP members disaffected with plans to share power with Sinn F\u00E9in. In local elections held at the same time as the Assembly elections of 2007, the party lost all of its elected councillors, leaving it without elected representatives at any level in Northern Ireland. Their leader Robert McCartney announced his retirement from politics following the loss of his assembly seat in North Down to Brian Wilson of the Green Party. As of September 2008, the UKUP is no longer listed as a registered party in the Northern Ireland Register of Political Parties maintained by the UK Electoral Commission."@en , "\u82F1\u570B\u7D71\u4E00\u9EE8\uFF08UPUP\uFF09\u662F\u4E00\u500B\u6D3B\u52D5\u65BC\u5317\u611B\u723E\u862D\u7684\u82F1\u570B\u5C0F\u578B\u653F\u9EE8\u3002\u9EE8\u63C6\u70BARobert McCartney MLA\uFF0C\u5EFA\u7ACB\u65BC1995\u5E74\u3002"@zh , "Birle\u015Fik Krall\u0131k Birlik Partisi ya da UKUP. Kuzey \u0130rlanda'da siyasi parti. Parti Robert McCartney taraf\u0131ndan kurulmu\u015Ftur. Parti Kuzey \u0130rlanda'n\u0131n Londra'dan direkt olarak y\u00F6netilmesini desteklemektedir. 2007 se\u00E7imlerinde % 1,5 oy oran\u0131yla yaln\u0131zca 1 sandalye kazanabilmi\u015Flerdir."@tr ; rdfs:comment "\u82F1\u570B\u7D71\u4E00\u9EE8\uFF08UPUP\uFF09\u662F\u4E00\u500B\u6D3B\u52D5\u65BC\u5317\u611B\u723E\u862D\u7684\u82F1\u570B\u5C0F\u578B\u653F\u9EE8\u3002\u9EE8\u63C6\u70BARobert McCartney MLA\uFF0C\u5EFA\u7ACB\u65BC1995\u5E74\u3002"@zh , "Partit Unionista del Regne Unit (angl\u00E8s UK Unionist Party) fou un petit partit pol\u00EDtic d'Irlanda del Nord fundat el 1995 per Robert McCartney, antic membre del Partit Unionista de l'Ulster, per a presentar-se a les locals de North Down i que es presentaria a les Eleccions per al F\u00F2rum d'Irlanda del Nord de 1996. Ja s'havia presentat a les eleccions al Parlament del Regne Unit de 1987 com a Real Unionist."@ca , "Birle\u015Fik Krall\u0131k Birlik Partisi ya da UKUP. Kuzey \u0130rlanda'da siyasi parti. Parti Robert McCartney taraf\u0131ndan kurulmu\u015Ftur. Parti Kuzey \u0130rlanda'n\u0131n Londra'dan direkt olarak y\u00F6netilmesini desteklemektedir. 2007 se\u00E7imlerinde % 1,5 oy oran\u0131yla yaln\u0131zca 1 sandalye kazanabilmi\u015Flerdir."@tr , "The UK Unionist Party (UKUP) was a small unionist political party operating in Northern Ireland from 1995 to 2008. It was nominally formed by Robert McCartney, formerly of the Ulster Unionist Party, to contest a by-election the North Down by-election, 1995 and then further constituted to contest the 1996 elections for the Northern Ireland Forum. McCartney had previously contested the 1987 general election as an independent using the label Real Unionist."@en . @prefix skos: . @prefix ns9: . dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party skos:subject ns9:Defunct_political_parties_in_Northern_Ireland , ns9:Political_parties_established_in_1995 , ns9:Political_parties_disestablished_in_2008 , ns9:UK_Unionist_Party_politicians . @prefix ns10: . dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party dbpprop:wikiPageUsesTemplate ns10:infobox_british_political_party ; dbpprop:headquarters ; dbpprop:foundation 1995 ; dbpprop:partyName "UK Unionist Party"@en ; dbpprop:partyLogo ; dbpprop:colours dbpedia:Blue , dbpedia:Red , dbpedia:White ; dbpprop:dissolution 2008 ; dbpprop:chairman "None"@en ; dbpprop:position dbpedia:Right-wing_politics , dbpedia:Centre-right ; dbpprop:leader ; dbpprop:ideology dbpedia:National_conservatism , dbpedia:Social_conservatism , dbpedia:Unionism_in_Ireland , dbpedia:Protestantism , dbpedia:Fundamentalist_Christianity , dbpedia:Conservatism ; dbpprop:international "None"@en ; dbpprop:european "None"@en ; dbpprop:partyArticletitle "UK Unionist Party"@en ; dbpprop:europarl "N/A"@en . @prefix ns11: . dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party dbpprop:hasPhotoCollection ns11:UK_Unionist_Party . dbpedia:United_Kingdom_Unionist_Party dbpprop:redirect dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party . @prefix dbpedia-owl: . dbpedia-owl:party dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party . @prefix ns13: . ns13:party dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party ; dbpprop:party dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party . @prefix yago: . yago:UK_Unionist_Party owl:sameAs dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party . dbpedia:UK_Unionist dbpprop:redirect dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party . dbpedia:UKUP dbpprop:redirect dbpedia:UK_Unionist_Party .