  In this paper, we explore a dark sector scenario with a gauged $SU(2)_R$ and
a global $U(1)_X \times \mathbb{Z}_2$, where the continuous symmetries are
spontaneously broken to a global $U(1)_D$. We show that in various regions of
the parameter space we can have two, or three dark matter candidates, where
these dark matter particles are either a Dirac fermion, a dark gauge boson, or
a complex scalar. The phenomenological implications of this scenario are vast
and interesting. We identify the parameter space that is still viable after
taking into account the constraints from various experiments. We, also, discuss
how this scenario can explain the recent observation by DAMPE in the
electron-positron spectrum. Furthermore, we comment on the neutrino mass
generation through non-renormalizable interactions between the standard model
and the dark sector.
