The Rassemblement des Droits de l'Homme officially announces the launch of its anthem, Vivre la France (Long Live France), a song conceived as a call to come together, to unity and to civic engagement. Through this anthem, the RDH aims to unite the French people around a single fight: to defend fundamental rights, to restore trust between the people and their institutions, and to carry a vision of France founded on justice, dignity and respect for every person, all of it rooted in human rights, women's rights and children's rights.
This launch comes at a pivotal moment, as the country gradually enters the final stretch before the presidential election of May 2027. With that in view, Mr. Philippe ARGILLIER will carry the voice of the RDH and will answer the call of the French people in order to reach the highest office of the State, should that be their will.
To that end, this initiative will meet the expectations voiced for several years by the Yellow Vests, and by all French citizens who will make their voices heard through the referendums that the RDH will introduce from September 2027 onward.
With Vivre la France, the Rassemblement des Droits de l'Homme intends to give its commitment a symbolic and popular dimension. More than an anthem, the song is meant as a message of hope, of mobilization and of national unity.
The RDH therefore invites everyone who recognizes themselves in this fight to discover and share Vivre la France, so that a common voice may be heard as a decisive moment for the country's future draws near.