Countries The Reproclaimed Fourth International Has Sections or Groups of Supporters
Algeria—Socialist Workers Organization works inside the larger mass-based Workers Party
Bangladesh—Democratic Workers Party (works as a tendency within it)
Belgium—International Socialist Organisation (OSI)
Benin—Benin Section of the Fourth International
Bolivia—The Spark
Brazil—The Work
Britain—British Section of the Fourth International works inside the British Labour Party
Burundi—Workers Political Circle
Chad—Chad Section of the Fourth International
Chile—Socialist Workers Organization
China—Chinese supporters of the Fourth International
Corte d'Ivoire—Corte d'Ivoire Section of the Fourth International
Croatia—Section of the Fourth International in ex-Yugoslavia
Denmark—Danish Section of the Fourth International
Dominican Republic—Dominican Supporters of the Fourth International
Ecuador—Socialist Workers Organization
France—Internationalist Communist Current (works inside the larger Independent Workers Party
Gabon—Gabon supporters of the Fourth International
Germany—German Section of the Fourth International works inside the German Social Democracy.
Greece—Greek Section of the Fourth International
Guadeloupe—Guadeloupe Section of the Fourth International
Haiti—Socialist Workers Party of Haiti (works inside the larger Parti Oeuvre Socialist)
Italy—Italian supporters of the Fourth International
India—Indians supporters of the FI (Kolkata and Mumbai)
Korea—Korean supporters of the Fourth International
Martinique—supporters of the Fourth International
Mexico—Socialist Workers Organization
Nicaragua—Trotskyist Circle of Nicaragua
Palestine—Section of the Fourth International
Peru—Peruvian Section of the Fourth International (Works inside the broader Partido Trabajodores del Campo y Ciudad)
Portugal—Internationalist Socialist Party
Romania—Workers Politics
Russia—Russian Section of the Fourth International
Rwanda—Workers Political Circle
Senegal—Socialist Workers Organization
Serbia—Section of the Fourth International in ex-Yugoslavia
South Africa/Azania—Azanian Section of the Fourth International works and leads the larger Socialist Party of Azania
Spain—Internationalist Socialist Workers Party
Sweden—Swedish Supporter of the Fourth International
Switzerland—Union of Workers Political Circles
Togo—Togo Section of the Fourth International
Tunisia—supporters of the Fourth International
Turkey—Revolutionary Workers League
Ukraine—Ukraine Section of the Fourth International
Uruguay—Section of the Fourth International in Uruguay
United States—Socialist Organizer
Venezuela—Venezuelan Section of the Fourth International
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