Labour Party (Thailand)

The Labour Party (Thailand) (พรรคแรงงาน) was a minor political party in Thailand. It was active primarily during the 1980s and early 1990s. Its platform generally focused on representing the interests of workers and addressing labor issues within the country.

The party's level of electoral success was limited. It typically garnered a small percentage of votes in general elections and held few, if any, seats in the House of Representatives. Information regarding specific policy positions and key figures within the party is scarce in readily available historical records. The party is no longer active in Thai politics. Its registration was likely dissolved due to inactivity or failure to meet electoral participation requirements.