Aziz Democratic Workers Congress

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Aziz Democratic Workers Congress
PresidentAshraf Aziz
FounderAshraf Aziz
Founded1990
Split from Democratic Workers Congress

Aziz Democratic Workers Congress is a political party and trade union in Sri Lanka. As of 2005 the president of A.D.W.C. was Ashraf Aziz. [1]

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