Labor Party (South Korea)

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Labor Party 노동당

Leader	Na Do-won
Secretary-General	Cha Yoon-seok
Vice Leader	Song Mi-ryang
Chair of the Policy Planning Committee	Jeong Sang-cheon
Founded	2013
Merger of	New Progressive Party Socialist Revolutionary Workers' Party
Headquarters	Hanheung Building, 29-28, Yeongdeungpo-dong 7-ga, Yeongdeungpo District, Seoul
Newspaper	Letter from the Future
Youth wing	Committee on Youth and Students
Membership (December 2020)	11,045
Ideology	Progressivism (South Korean) Democratic socialism Until 2021: Social democracy
Political position	Left-wing Until 2021: Centre-left to left-wing
Colors	Red
National Assembly	0 / 300
Municipal Councillors	0 / 2,898
Website
laborparty.kr
Politics of South Korea Political parties Elections

Labor Party
Hangul	노동당
Hanja	勞動黨
Revised Romanization	Nodongdang
McCune–Reischauer	Nodongdang

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The Labor Party (Korean: 노동당) is a democratic socialist political party in South Korea.

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