Call for Solidarity with the Garment Workers’ Struggle in Bangladesh
The labour struggle for an increase of the minimum wage for garment workers in Bangladesh intensified since October 23rd 2023....
The labour struggle for an increase of the minimum wage for garment workers in Bangladesh intensified since October 23rd 2023....
Français | Español | Nederlands A delegation of the CNT trade union, together with one of those affected by the...
The ICL concludes the last session of its highest decision-making body, its congress, leaving a stronger and more cohesive organisation....
English | Deutsch | Italiano | Ελληνικά | Polski | Español | Français | Nederlands The International Confederation of Labour...
The June 24th of 2023 was the one year anniversary of the slaughter of Melilla. One year later of the...
Our comrades at the Federation of General Workers Myanmar (FGWM) informed us that hundreds of workers at the garment factory...
The ICL concludes the last session of its highest decision-making body, its congress, leaving a stronger and more cohesive organisation....
Read moreEnglish | Deutsch | Italiano | Ελληνικά | Polski | Español | Français | Nederlands The International Confederation of Labour...
Read moreIn a few days, the first Global Forum on Democratizing Work will start with over 100 panel discussions, 380 speakers,...
Read moreRallies and actions in solidarity with the Burmese people resisting the country’s army takeover and the military Junta were held...
Read moreIt gives us grand delight to inform the sections and friends of ICL that IWW-Wisera (Wales, England, Scotland and Ireland)...
Read moreWe are part of a larger feminist coalition that has been organizing the latest protests in Poland. For us, limiting the right to abortion is another cut in medical services, and the position of women will never change if our situation at work, our housing situation and our overburdening with free care work do not improve. We are talking about high rents and high living...
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The ICL brings together a number of anarcho-syndicalist and revolutionary unions from around the world. It is born out of their desire for closer collaboration and to add an international dimension to their local work, which will allow them to coordinate with comrades around the world and make their struggles visible to a global audience.