Crowdfunding on behalf of the 6 of La Suiza
5 female workers and 1 male worker have been sentenced to prison for defending the labour rights of a...
5 female workers and 1 male worker have been sentenced to prison for defending the labour rights of a...
CanPack Fip is Poland’s largest manufacturer of aluminium containers. If you’re having a can of soda in Poland, chances are...
In solidarity with our fellow workers repressed in the town of Gijon, Asturies, northern Spain, for standing for their labour...
As I am writing this statement, I don’t know the whereabouts of most of my comrades who participated in the...
The Supreme court notified the sentece this monday in which it ratifies the conviction to the accused colleagues. The CNT...
Comrades, The Industrial Workers of the World which makes up the Wales, Ireland, Scotland & England Regional Administration (or WISE-RA)...
The self-proclaimed "first liberal-libertarian president in history" took office on December 10, with a harsh speech directed at a hard-hit...
Read moreMachine translation, sorry for the inconvenience Original version in Spanish Workers Federation of the Argentinean Region (FORA) 23/1/2024 While...
Read moreThe 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 moreCNT Gijon (Asturies, northern Spain) have a long outstanding labour conflict with the owners of the cake shop La Suiza. The initial demands were for unpaid wages and respect to working conditions. As part of the conflict, a number of pickets were held and leaflets distributed. Fairly straightforward. However, the owners are members of the far-right party Vox and are well connected with local police...
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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.