International Workers' Federation

[Socialist Commonwealth]

The International Workers' Federation is an association of socialist states, political parties, labor unions and NGO's headquartered in the capital of the Commonwealth of Socialist Council Republics. Membership is open to any group that subscribes to its founding principles.

Principles:

1. Council Democracy
Members of the International Workers' Federation seek to organize society based on the principles of Council Democracy, with grassroots communal workers' councils as principal body of political organization. They support the principle of imperative mandate and seek to win and defend fundamental democratic rights, such as universal suffrage, freedom of speech and organization.

2. Egalitarian Economics
Members of the International Workers' Federation seek to build a global economy based on the principles of collective ownership of the means of production, democratic economic planning, egalitarian distribution of production and equal labor.

3. World Republicanism
The International Workers' Federation and its members aim for the unification of the human race in a global federal Republic and oppose national chauvinism, racism and imperialism.

4. Plurality of means
Members of the International Workers' Federation are free to choose forms of political organization and action they deem most appropriate for the specific national or local conditions they operate in.

Organization
Members of the International Workers' Federation meet bi-annually at the World Congress in Svetograd, where their delegates decide on the political strategy of the IWF and appoint the Executive Office that oversees the implementation of the resolutions within the next two years. Number of delegates for a specific organization within the IWF is dependent on membership, with dual membership in different organizations being possible but only primary membership being weighed for allocation of delegates. The IWF is financed by membership fees, donations and subsidies of its memberstates.

Members
States
Commonwealth of Socialist Council Republics

Political Parties
Social Democratic Party of the CSCR (Socialist Commonwealth)
Communist Party of Carentania (Socialist Commonwealth)
Communist Party of Tarján (Socialist Commonwealth)
Communist Party of Valeria (Socialist Commonwealth)
Socialist Renaissance (Socialist Commonwealth)
Natalian Communist Party (Natal)
Josepanian Communist Party (Josepania)
Josepanian Socialist Party (Josepania)

Labor Unions
Federation of Labor Unions of the CSCR (Socialist Commonwealth)
UGT - Union General del Trabajo/General Union of Labour (Ebria)
CNT - Confederacion Nacional del Trabajo/National Confederation of Labour (Ebria)

NGO's
Socialist World Food Programme (Socialist Commonwealth)

 

[Ebria]

Central Offices of the UGT and CNT

The UGT (Union General del Trabajo/General Union of Labour) and CNT (Confederacion Nacional del Trabajo/National Confederation of Labour), Ebria's biggest trade unions and great supporters of republicanism, social equity and solidarism, request to be accepted into the International Workers' Federation, to cooperate with likeminded institutions and organisations and to cooperate in furthering our common goals.​

 

[Natal]

Central Committee of the NCP

The Natalian Communist Party, locally nicknamed the Beavers, have historically been the vanguard of worker emancipation and labour laws in the United Republic of Natal may have today lost much of the influence they once had in local politics, but it still remains a strong supporter of socialism and democracy in the nation. We wish to further our struggle by coordinating with the organisations of the Socialist Commonwealth and to thus bring our campaigns into the international spotlight.

Signed
Alice Makeba
Chairwoman of the NCP​

 

[Josepania]

Joint Statement by the Central Committees of the Josepanian Communist Party and the Josepanian Socialist Party

The Josepanian Communist and Socialist Parties have historically worked hard in the Josepanian Congress and with the people to be the vanguard of the creation, maintenance, and expansion of labor rights within the Occidental Republic. We have subsequently benefitted from the Presidency and, by extension, the dominant People's Party from generally being friendly to the will of the working class making up for our lack of seats within the Congress.

It is with this in mind that El Presidente has, after consultation, given his support to our joint application for membership within the International Workers' Federation to ensure better coordination with international labor groups to throw off the shackles of the Global Exploitation Conspiracy, and bring further domestic attention and prestige to our parties that will ensure our cause remains strong in perpetuity.

Signed,
Arnold Verdugo, Chairman of the JCP
Herbert Castillo, Chairman of the JSP

 

[Radilo]

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The Radilan Communist Party, often refered to as the Reds is a political party in Radilo that is committed to supporting workers' rights and to promoting socialism within a market economy. It is currently part of the Radilan government, as a coaliation partner with the Blues (Left Liberals) and the Greens (Left Environmentalists). Its current Leader is Foreign Minister August Barnapola, and it's honorary figurehead is His Serenity Doge Clemente III.

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The Catholic Workers Movement is the labor orginization that links Radilan labor unions to the Catholic Church. This gives Radilan unions legitimacy even with those who are not normally inclined to support the labor movement. In this way it acts as a sort of labor vanguard. It is currently led by Mother Concetta Vivaldi.

 

[Socialist Commonwealth]

The Radilan Communist Party has been refused membership in the IWF based on its non-compliance with principle 2 of the founding charter.

 

[Rheinbund]

Zentralstelle der Rheinischen Kommunistischen Partei

The Rheinische Kommunistische Partei (RKP) is the Communist party of the Rheinbund. Like the name indicates, we are Communists. We are fully in compliance with the five principles of the founding charter, and would like to apply for membership in the IWF.

Heinrich Liebknecht, leader of the RKP.