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	The '''International of Anarchist Federations''' (IAF or IFA) was founded during an international ] conference in ] in 1968 by the three existing European federations of ], ] and ] as well as the ]n federation in French exile. To counter the internationalisation of state and ] powers that are developing their influences ever rapidly on a global scale, the IFA has since aimed to build and improve strong and active international anarchist structures.

	The federations associated with IFA believe that such an organisation is necessary to co-ordinate their international work and efficiently co-operate towards their mutual aims.

	To further improve the quality of exchange and co-operation, IFA also keeps close contact with other anarchist organisations, such as the IWA (], an international association of ] organisations).

	The principles of work within IFA are that of ], free arrangement and ]. To improve co-ordination and communication within IFA, as well as to provide an open contact address for the public and other anarchist groups and organisations, an International Secretariat (C.R.I.F.A. - Commission of Relations of the International of Anarchist Federations) was set up. CRIFA irregularly rotates among the IFA federations. It is currently based with the Anarchist Federation in the UK. The ] (FAI) publishes an anarchist newspaper called "]". Most other federations also produce regular publications such as the "Le Monde Libertaire" in France, "Tierra y Libertad" in Spain, "Organise!" and "Resistance" in the UK and "A-kontra" in Czech.

	NB! This page only covers the Southern IFA-IAF-federations of IFA-IAF. There exists also a Northern section. The affiliation to IFA-IAF of the Northern sections, and the Nordic IFA-IAF secretariate, is confirmed in the Southern IFA-IAF organs Bulletin CRIFA and Le Monde Libertaire:</font></strong></p>
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	<li><strong><font size="2">Congrès anarchiste nordique et camp d'été 83 , The second congress , Le Monde Libertaire, no 509 1983 p 9, French </font></strong></li>
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	<li><font size="2"><strong>Folkebladet , The creation of IIFOR in Norway , Le Monde Libertaire, no 591 1985 p 9, French </strong></font></li>
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	<li><font size="2"><strong>Marzocchi ed. , The first Nordic anarchist congress , Bulletin CRIFA, no 42 1983 </strong></font></li>
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	<li><font size="2"><strong>Sacchetti ed. , The second Nordic anarchist congress , Bulletin CRIFA, no 46 1983 </strong></font></li>
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	*'''Argentina''' - ]
	*'''Belarus''' - ] (FAB)
	*'''Britain''' - ]
	*'''Czech Republic''' - ]
	*'''France''' - ]
	*'''Germany, Austria, german speaking Switzerland''' - Forum deutschsprachiger AnarchistInnen
	*'''Italy''' - ]
	*'''Spain''' - ] (FAI)
	*'''Russia''' - ]

	There are currently organisations in Venezuala,<ref></ref> and Trinidad and Tobago<ref></ref> and an organisation of Cuban-exiles who are in the process of applying for membership of the IAF-IFA. The IFA is also in discussion with the Bulgarian Anarchist Federation and a number of other groups in Eastern Europe.

	==Other anarchist internationals==
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