Labour Party

The name Labour Party or Labor Party is used by several political parties around the world. They are usually Social Democrats and traditionally allied to trade unions. Many labour parties are members of Socialist International

• Antigua – Antigua Labour Party
• Armenia – United Labour Party
• Australia – Australian Labor Party
• Barbados – Barbados Labour Party, Democratic Labour Party
• Dominica – Dominica Labour Party
• Fiji – Fiji Labour Party
• Georgia – Labour Party
• Gibraltar – Gibraltar Labour Party
• Grenada – Grenada United Labour Party
• Guyana – Guyana Labour Party
• Iran – Islamic Labour Party
• Republic of Ireland – Irish Labour Party
• Isle of Man – Manx Labour Party
• Israel – Israeli Labour Party
• Jamaica – Jamaican Labour Party
• Lithuania – Labour Party, Democratic Labour Party of Lithuania
• Malta – Labour Party
• Mexico – Labour Party
• Mauritius – Mauritius Labour Party
• Netherlands – Labour Party
• New Zealand – Labour Party, NewLabour Party
• Norway – Norwegian Labour Party
• Papua New Guinea – Papua New Guinea Labour Party
• Solomon Islands – Solomon Islands Labour Party
• South Africa – Labour Party (Coloured), New Labour Party
• Saint Kitts and Nevis – Saint Kitts and Nevis Labour Party
• Saint Lucia – Saint Lucia Labour Party
• Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – Unity Labour Party
• Singapore – Labour Party
• Suriname – Labour Party
• Sweden – Swedish Social Democratic Labour Party
• Tanzania – Tanzanian Labour Party
• United Kingdom – Labour Party, Social Democratic and Labour Party (Northern Ireland). Defunct: Belfast Labour Party, Northern Ireland Labour Party, Scottish Labour Party
• United States – Labor Party

See also: Workers' Party, Socialist Labour Party, List of political parties.