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Farmer-Labour Party (Japan)
The was a short-lived political party in Japan. The party was the first of the proletarian parties that emerged in the country after the enactment of the Universal Manhood Suffrage Act of 1925.〔 The party was banned by the Japanese government just a few hours after its foundation.
== Preparations ==
The process to found such a proletarian party had been initiated by the Japan Peasant Union. It sought to gather all parts of the labour movement in the country behind one political party. The preparatory process lasted for several months.〔 In June 1925, the Japan Peasant Union sent out invitations to form the Proletarian Party Preparatory Council. Soon, around 1,000 persons had enlisted in the Preparatory Council. On August 16, 1925, sixteen left-wing groups met, and agreed to form a unified proletarian political party which would include every labour organization with a membership exceeding 100. The Preparatory Council included the rival trade union centres ''Sodomei'' and ''Hyōgikai''.〔
The Platform and Bylaws Research Committee of the Proletarian Party Preparatory Council held its first meeting in September 1925. At the meeting, three draft proposals for party platform were discussed. Two drafts had been authored by rightwing moderates whilst the third (presented by Sano Fumio) represented the communist line. Sano's draft, which emphasized that the party should be built on class struggle and not reformism, was adopted by the Committee.〔 ''Hyōgikai'' also submitted their draft for party platform, which listed various political and economical demands. ''Sodomei'' protested against both the Sano and the ''Hyōgikai'' proposals. On November 29, 1925, ''Sodomei'' withdrew from the Preparatory Council, citing that the party-to-be would be in the hands of the far left. The following day ''Hyōgikai'' declared their withdrawal from the Preparatory Council.〔
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