The Labor Politics Solidarity was a political organisation in South Korea formed around the goal of creating a labor-centered, progressive political party. It was dissolved in 2015, two years after its creation.
History In December 2012, seven organisations affiliated with the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) that opposed the Unified Progressive Party's rigged primary election scandal formed the Labor Politics Solidarity with the aim to establish a new labor party. In November 2013 the Labor Politics Solidarity was officially launched. In November 2015 Labor Politics Solidarity, together with Progressive Gathering+ and National Gathering, merged into the Justice Party.
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Progressive Gathering+ Justice Party Unified Progressive Party