The Communards are a democratic political party in the Exohuman legal and governmental system during the Gamma Age. Founded on November 17, 2631, immediately after the establishment of the Federal Confederation, have been a dominant political force, shaping the post-war society on VOI 700 D through policies of solidarity, sustainability, and peaceful coexistence with the Native Tribes.

The Communards are closely associated with the economic model of Communardism, a system blending planned economy principles with sustainability and circular resource management. They stand in opposition to the Individualist Party, advocating a vision of shared responsibility and environmental stewardship over individual autonomy and industrial expansion.

The Communards trace their origins to the Anti-War Movement, which emerged during the Great War (2629–2631).

The seven founding members of the Anti-War Movement, later core members of the Communards, played a pivotal role in negotiating the Peace Treaty. Their efforts not only ended the war but also laid the foundation for the Federal Confederation. The party was officially established to carry forward the movement’s ideals into governance, championing solidarity, sustainability, and equality.

The Communards envision a society built on shared responsibility and respect for both humanity and their new environment. Their core principles include:

• Solidarity and Public Spirit: A belief that society thrives when the strong support the weak, fostering a sense of shared responsibility.
• Coexistence with Native Tribes: Advocating for peaceful and equal integration with the Native Tribes, aspiring to achieve Main Point 7 of the Peace Treaty: unlimited residency rights and recognition as an equal tribe.
• Environmental Stewardship: Learning from Earth’s mistakes, the Communards prioritize sustainability and preserving VOI 700 D’s natural resources for future generations.
• Economic Equity: Transitioning from a money-based system to the planned and sustainable economic model of Communardism, ensuring fair resource distribution.

The Communards have spearheaded several transformative policies since their inception:

• Abandoning the HSP (2632): Under Supreme Councilor Aisha Patel, the Communards rejected the Human Settlement Plan, replacing it with the Federal Settlement Plan.
• Communardism: An economic model blending planned economy principles with sustainability and resource conservation. The Federal Allotment Agency replaced the previous money-based system.
• Project Solar Return (2632): Initiated by Patel’s administration, this ambitious project aims to construct large solar fields on the Desert Side to provide sustainable energy for settlements in the Habitual Belt. The project is critical for advancing medical care and IT infrastructure.
• Integration of Native Tribes (2635): Patel’s second administration granted housing rights to Native Tribes members willing to adopt the rules of the Federal Confederation, fostering inclusivity and coexistence.

• 2632: In the first elections after the Peace Treaty, the Communards secured a commanding majority with 11 seats, led by Aisha Patel.
• 2634: Patel’s continued leadership garnered 10 seats, maintaining the party’s dominance despite rising opposition from the Individualists.
• 2636: With Patel stepping down, Ayumi Nakamura leads the party into the elections, seeking to sustain their governance and vision.

The economic philosophy of Communardism defines the Communards' governance. It integrates planned economy principles with circular economy practices, emphasizing sustainability and resource efficiency.

• Federal Allotment Agency: Distributes resources equitably, ensuring no one is left behind.
• Circular Economy: Minimizes waste and maximizes resource reuse, reducing environmental impact.
• Planned Economy: Balances economic goals with environmental and social priorities, preventing unchecked growth.

This model reflects the Communards' commitment to creating a society that thrives on cooperation and respect for planetary resources.

• Aisha Patel: The party’s first Supreme Councilor (2632–2636), Patel is celebrated for her leadership during the Confederation’s formative years and her role in negotiating the Peace Treaty.
• Ayumi Nakamura: The Communards’ top candidate in the 2636 elections, Nakamura is known for her diplomatic acumen and environmental policies.
• Kiran Berg: Mayor of Morningstar (2634–2638), instrumental in integrating sustainable practices into local governance.
• Cecile Maillard: Mayor of New Kourou (2632–2636), who played a key role in establishing the Mayor’s Council and fostering inter-reservation collaboration.

• Human Settlement Plan (HSP)
• Federal Settlement Plan
• Gamma Age
• Federal Confederation
• Federal Council
• Mayor's Council
• Individualist Party