For the Communist Party of Iran which was founded 1920, see Communist Party of Iran (1920).
Communist Party of Iran حزب کمونیست ایران |
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Founded | Kurdistan - Iran, Iran, 1984 |
Headquarters | Sweden Norway Canada Germany |
Ideology | Communism, Marxism, Leninism |
International affiliation | None |
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The Communist Party of Iran (Persian: حزب کمونیست ایران) is an Iranian communist party, which is active in the fight against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
It was founded in 1983 in Iranian Kurdistan after Komalah (which since then became the Kurdistan branch of the organisation) merged with Mansoor Hekmat's Union of Communist Militants. Today the organisation claims to work for freedom, political and social rights in Iran and Iranian Kurdistan. They also fight for women rights, labor laws and workers' rights.
Iranian renowned Marxist theorist Mansoor Hekmat was leader of the CPI, until in 1989 he and with his workerist faction left the party to found the Worker-Communist Party of Iran[1]
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References
- ^ Worker Communist Parties of Iran and Iraq: The dangers of radical Stalinism in World Revolution, No. 293, April 2006.