Historical Labour Parties
| Nation | Party |
|---|---|
| Australia | Industrial Socialist Labor Party |
| Belgium | Belgian Labour Party |
| Burkina Faso | Party of Labour of Burkina Voltaic Labour Party 1970 |
| Canada | Canadian Labour Party 1917-1929 Labour Party of Canada 1870s-1960s Co-operative Commonwealth Federation - (Farmer-Labour-Socialist) 1932-1961 Labour-Progressive Party North American Labour Party |
| Croatia | Croatian labour party 1906-1918 |
| Gibraltar | Gibraltar Labour Party |
| Greenland | Labour Party |
| Guatemala | Guatemalan Party of Labour – Alamos |
| Indonesia | Labour Party Labour Party of Indonesia |
| Italy | Italian Labour Party |
| Jamaica | National Labour Party |
| Lithuania | Democratic Labour Party of Lithuania |
| Malaysia | Labour Party |
| Namibia | Labour Party |
| Netherlands | Central Democratic Labour Party |
| New Zealand | NewLabour Party New Zealand Labour Party (original) |
| Nova Scotia | Cape Breton Labour Party 1970-1984 |
| Panama | Labour Party |
| Puerto Rico | Labor Party |
| Samoa | Western Samoa Labour Party |
| Scotland | Communist Labour Party Labour Party of Scotland (former name of Scottish branch of Labour Party (UK)) |
| Senegal | Labour Party of Sine Saloum |
| Singapore | Labour Party |
| Slovakia | Labour Party |
| South Africa | Labour Party Labour Party (Coloured) |
| United Kingdom | Independent Labour Party National Labour Belfast Labour Party Labour Party of Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Labour Party Republican Labour Party (In Northern Ireland) |
| United States | Labor Party (United States, 19th century) Union Labor Party (California) |
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