Russian Labour Front

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Russian Labour Front Российский трудовой фронт
Abbreviation	RTF
Leader	Alexander Batov [ru]
Founders	Viktor Tyulkin Sergei Udaltsov
Founded	22 February 2010 (2010-02-22)
Registered	4 December 2012 (2012-12-04)
Dissolved	27 February 2020 (2020-02-27) (deregistered)
Merger of	RCWP-CPSU Left Front
Split from	RCWP-CPSU (2022)
Membership (2012)	60,000[1]
Ideology	Communism Marxism–Leninism
Political position	Left-wing to far-left
Colours	Blue and orange   Red (former)
Anthem	"The Internationale" "Einheitsfrontlied"
Website
rotfront.org
Politics of Russia Political parties Elections

Russian Labour Front (RTF; Russian: Российский трудовой фронт; РТФ), formerly Russian United Labour Front (ROT FRONT; Russian: Российский объединённый трудовой фронт; РОТ ФРОНТ) is a communist party in Russia. It was formed by the Left Front, Russian Communist Workers' Party (RCWP) and several unions on 21 December 2010,^[2] but was only registered on 4 December 2012 on the eight attempt.^[3]

On 27 February 2020, the party was de-registered by the Supreme Court of Russia after the Ministry of Justice appealed for the party's liquidation over its non-participation in elections.^[4]

In 2022, the organization split from the Russian Communist Workers' Party and was rebranded under the leadership of Alexander Batov [ru]; The word "united" was removed from the name, its abbreviation was changed to "RTF", and the design of the website was changed to feature the colour blue more prominently, with red having previously been the primary colour, while communist symbols were removed. The rebranding was preceded by disagreements over the RCWP's support for the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the expulsion of Batov from the RCWP.^[5][6]

The RCWP plans to re-organise the ROT FRONT with the United Communist Party.^[7]

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