What does DLP stand for?

Democratic Labor Party

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Samples in periodicals archive:

anti-terror war," said Lee Jung-hee, a lawmaker with the opposition Democratic Labor Party.

South Koreans protest Afghan troop dispatch

Ssangyongs union leaders, members of the Democratic Labor Party and some civic activists held a rally in front of the Chinese Embassy in Seoul on Tuesday, demanding that the companys Chinese management pay for technology transfers and make the $1 billion investment it promised.

China : SAIC: no $1 bln investment pledge to Ssangyong

Security guards handed 19 protesters from the minor Democratic Labor Party to police early Monday, on charges of violence.

SKorea's opposition downscales parliament sit-in

The Democratic Labor Party claims that the beef could be tainted by mad cow disease, and that the government's safety measures are insufficient to ensure public safety.

South Korean minor party launches anti-U.S. beef campaign

As Jack Kane, one-time Federal Secretary of the Australian Democratic Labor Party and former D.

The 1975 dismissal: setting the record straight

The Democratic Labor Party faced deregistration as it refused to provide at least 500 members' names for checking by the Electoral Commission.

Politics And Free Speech: How Far Do Your Rights Go?

Prime Minister Owen Arthur's governing Barbados Labor Party won elections in a landslide victory that secured the party 23 seats in the legislature, reports AP (May 22, 2003): The opposition Democratic Labor Party won seven seats in the 30-seat Parliament.

Governing party wins elections

Projected to secure 5 to 7 percent of the vote in pre-election polls, Kwon's Democratic Labor Party collected less than 3 percent of yesterday's ballots, giving Roh his margin of victory.

Seoul's next generation