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For reasons relating to South Korean Law, there are no communist parties in South Korea. Any political party in the south should not be colloquially called a communist party.
The People's Democracy Party of South Korea for example calls itself a progressive party that calls for pacifism, increased national autonomy from American interference, women's rights and liberation, and a more democratic government that better represents the hard-working citizens and agricultural specialists of South Korea.
So let us be respectful of the PDP and South Korea's laws by not calling any progressive party a communist party. Because that would be illegal.
It signs solidnet.org statements.
Still not a communist party.
It participates in the WAP as well which only has Marxist-Leninist parties.
obviously not because it contains Marxist-Leninist parties, and one progressive party.
it's 100% communist internally
They quite openly declare they are not communist internally or externally, because communists are illegal in Korea.
They call themselves "communalist" ;) ;) and reject social democracy http://pdp21.kr/?p=116863
Literally describing the transition of humanity from primitive communism to communism with a lot of winking.
Worth noting that the British SDP describe themselves as "communitarians" too, and they suck ass.
They aren't even leftist though