International Workers Congress

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International Workers Congress
AbbreviationIWC
Formation9 August 2023
Founders Commonwealth of Faltree
Aleunnic Workers' Republic
Membership (2023)
18 member parties
Andrew Snye

The International Workers Congress, often abbreviated as the IWC, is a international organization comprising of socialist and anti-capitalist political parties coalescing in order to advance the cause of international socialism and workers' rights. It was initially founded on 16 August 2021 and lasted until 24 September 2022. It was re-established on 9 August 2023 by the Commonwealth of Faltree and the Aleunnic Workers' Republic for the declared purpose of advancing the cause of global socialism.

The current General Secretary is Jebediah Powell. Membership in the International Workers Congress is admittance only through the Discord server. Though only officially broadly socialist, the IWC is Marxist-Leninist leaning, anti-fascist, and anti-imperialist. Despite this, IWC accepts a broad variety of socialist parties. [citation needed]

History

First iteration

The first iteration of the International Workers Congress was founded on 16 August 2021 by the State of Faltree, Ausverian Volksrepublik, and People's Republic of Todt Hill. It saw relatively little activity, only adding the Aleunnic Workers' Republic and Socialist Republic of Kiba to its membership. It was dissolved on 24 September 2022.

Second iteration

The second iteration of the International Workers Congress was founded on 9 August 2023 by the Commonwealth of Faltree and the Aleunnic Workers' Republic in response to the perceived threat of global capitalism. The International Workers Congress issued a joint declaration on 29 August 2023 regarding the 2023 Nigerien crisis, wherein it declared support for Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali against neocolonial forces in West Africa.[1] Four members of the Congress were expelled from August to October, following a series of internal processes to crackdown on social-chauvinism exhibited by former members. On 18 October 2023, the International Workers Congress issued a joint declaration wherein it refused to recognize the legitimacy of Israel and declared its support for the people of Palestine.[2] On 4 December 2023, the International Workers Congress reformed itself to be comprised purely of political organizations rather than nation-states, mimicking the structure of the Comintern.

Member organizations

Member parties

Country Party/Organization Abbreviation Legislative Government Date admitted
Commonwealth of Faltree Faltrian Radical Socialist Party RSDP
4 / 9
In coalition 9 August 2023
Aleunnic Workers' Republic Aleunnic Workers' Party AWP N/A In government 9 August 2023
Socialist Republic of Malus Socialist Party of Malus SPM
4 / 7
In government 4 December 2023
Communist Party of Malus CPM
0 / 7
In coalition 4 April 2024
People's Republic of Marhaenia Communist Party of Marhaenia CPM
5 / 5
In government 10 August 2023
Republic of Arkazja Arkazjan Workers Party AWP
6 / 10
In government 14 August 2023
State of Lasetia Lasetian Red Star LRS
1 / 4
Opposition 17 August 2023
People's Republic of Ruskajista Socialist Unity Party SUP
6 / 9
In government 19 August 2023
Saspearian Socialist Party of Saspearian SPS
1 / 6
Opposition 19 August 2023
Socialist Republic of Paumanocia Socialist Party of Paumanocia SPP N/A In government 16 September 2023
Relanian People's Republic Relanian Orthodox Workers Party ROWP N/A In government 4 November 2023
State of Avon Agrarian Socialist Party ASP
2 / 8
In coalition 4 December 2023
Communist Republic of Vogelia Communist Party of Vogelia CPV N/A In government 5 December 2023
Sozialistische Föderation von Neues deutschland Kommunistische Partei Neudeutschland KPN N/A In government 5 December 2023
Juche Republic of Texas Workers' Party of Texas WPT N/A In government 5 December 2023
People's Democratic Republic of Kavkazhia All People's Revolutionary Party of Kavkazhia APRPK N/A In government 22 March 2024
Republic of Athabasca Athabascan Sovereignist Movement ASM
6 / 6
In government 31 March 2024
Free State of Wetherill Marxist-Leninist Combine of Wetherill MLCW
1 / 1
In government 5 April 2024

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