Global Movement for the Liberation of Workers

Following the consolidation of the Federation, popular resistances formed from popular far-left movements ranging from leftist progressivism to traditional Marxism-Leninism. These movements have, over time, become more extreme and have largely consolidated into the Global Movement for the Liberation of Workers. but far more commonly refereed to as the Comintern or Communist International.

This movement is largely contained to the former nations of:
 * Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
 * People’s Republic of China
 * Socialist Republic of Vietnam

While the GMLW is not strictly a militant organization, its ability to capitalize on weaknesses in domestic government and its ability to conduct covert operations inside of governing bodies is particularly concerning when it comes to the former Communist nations mentioned above. While the government has been successful in quelling GMLW-backed rebel uprisings, the threat of rebellions as a day-to-day event has been destabilizing, largely in the East Asian states.

The GMLW is, as an organization, largely under equipped and primarily relies upon raw manpower and civilian cooperation in uprising to achieve its goals, and, to that end, relies upon mob tactics, and, when forced to combat, human wave attacks. Lives seem to have no meaning to the GMLW or its leadership, and it simply sees its adherents as human pawns.