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Labour International
AbbreviationLI
Membership
3,500
Co-chairs
  • Colin O'Driscoll
  • Jenny Semahimbo
Parent organisation
Labour Party
Websitewww.labourinternational.net

Labour International is an organisation for members of the Labour Party who live outside the United Kingdom.[1] It is recognised by the National Executive Committee as a constituency Labour Party. The purpose of the organisation is represent Labour members who live abroad, whether temporarily or permanently; to help maximise the Labour Party vote from overseas and to gain ideas from party members living in other countries.

References

  1. ^ Liew, Jonathan (October 30, 2009). "Conservatives and Labour prepare to drum up the expat vote" – via www.telegraph.co.uk.

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