A left-wing political party subscribes to the ideas and basic programmatic goals of the Socialist International and the European Social Democratic Party. We run interest movements, associations or clubs and organise congresses.

A left-wing political party subscribes to the ideas and basic programmatic goals of the Socialist International and the European Social Democratic Party. We run interest movements, associations or clubs and organise congresses.

Left-wing political party emphasizing responsibility for the future and supporting direct democracy.

Political party activity.

Political movement activity.

A left-wing political party subscribes to the ideas and basic programmatic goals of the Socialist International and the European Social Democratic Party. We run interest movements, associations or clubs and organise congresses.

A political party basing its program on the principles of individual liberty, parliamentary democracy and market economy.

Czech National Social Party, the third oldest Czech political party, founded in 1897 by patriotic workers, tradesmen and clerks.

A left-wing political party subscribes to the ideas and basic programmatic goals of the Socialist International and the European Social Democratic Party. We run interest movements, associations or clubs and organise congresses.

Operation of a political movement.

A political party that recognizes the fundamental importance of rights and freedoms, the necessity of solidarity, and emphasizes the importance of civic association, self-help and self-government.

We run a political party that subscribes to the values and traditions of the left-wing movement. Our long-term programmatic goal is socialism. We defend the interests of non-privileged citizens who create spiritual and material values through their work. We organize conventions.

Parliamentary party bringing to politics issues in the field of quality of life, human rights, environment and modernization of Czech society.

We are a party fighting for removability of politicians, low taxes, minimisation of bureaucracy, fair justice, referendums and direct democracy.