The Congolese Workers' Party (Parti des Travailleurs Congolais, PTC) is a political party in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Founded in 1965, it aims to represent the interests of workers and promote socialist principles. The party has historically been involved in labor movements and has sought to address issues such as workers' rights and social justice. The PTC has faced challenges in a political landscape dominated by various factions and parties. It has participated in elections and has been part of broader coalitions, often advocating for reforms that align with its socialist ideology. The party's activities are influenced by the country's complex history, including its colonial past and ongoing socio-economic issues.