German Left

The German Left refers to political groups and parties in Germany that advocate for social equality, workers' rights, and government intervention to reduce economic disparities. Historically rooted in socialist and social-democratic ideas, they support public services, strong social safety nets, and progressive taxation. The Left aims to create a fairer society by addressing issues like income inequality, discrimination, and environmental sustainability. In Germany, this typically includes parties like Die Linke (The Left), which often represent labor interests and progressive social policies, emphasizing social justice within a democratic framework.