Should CJP focus on holding existing political parties accountable, rather than becoming a political party itself?
CJP has emerged as a pressure movement seeking to raise public issues and push existing political parties and governments to act. The question is whether it can create greater impact by staying outside electoral politics.
Remaining a pressure movement could help CJP maintain its independence and focus on accountability without being constrained by electoral politics. However, becoming a political party could give it direct representation and greater control over policy decisions. The key question is whether CJP can achieve meaningful, long-term change from outside the political system or whether it eventually needs to become part of it.
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