The "Norwegian left-wing" refers to a political spectrum in Norway that advocates for social equality, environmental sustainability, and workers' rights. It includes various parties, most notably the Labour Party and the Socialist Left Party, which focus on progressive taxation, public welfare, and strong labor protections. This political ideology often emphasizes the importance of government intervention in the economy to reduce inequality and promote social justice. The left-wing movement in Norway is also closely associated with Nordic welfare model principles, which aim to provide comprehensive social services and support for all citizens, ensuring a high standard of living.