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ICL-CIT

International Confederation of Labor - Confederation Internationale du Travail

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  • Tea workers in Bangladesh rally and get organized !

    29 juillet, par ICL CIT
    The Tea Workers’ Trade Union Center (TWTUC) held its 1st National Conference on June 29th, with hundreds of workers coming together. The conference was announced by comrades of TWTUC with the following statement: Revolutionary greetings from the tea workers of Bangladesh. For generations, tea (...)

  • 6 of la Suiza in jail !

    10 juillet, par ICL CIT
    THEY BEGAN THEIR UNJUST PRISON SENTENCE ON THE MORNING OF THE 10TH OF JULY As we all dreaded, our comrades began their prison sentence earlier today (10th of July). This morning, they turned themselves in at the prison gate, surrounded by their family members and loved one and assisted by (...)

  • Myanmar crowdfunding : Distribution inside factories started !

    9 juillet, par ICL CIT
    Over the past few months we managed to raise 20,000 Euros in this initiative, a substantial chunk of which was covered by the International Confederation of Labour (ICL-CIT). After receiving the first 10,000 Euros, FGWM bought menstrual pads and started distributing them inside factories: 5 (...)

  • The strike at Jeremias goes on ! Support the strikers !

    9 juillet, par ICL CIT
    5th week of strike at the Jeremias factory in Poland has begun. Call for international solidarity! The IP section at the Jeremias chimney systems factory in Gniezno (Poland) has been on strike since the 3th of June. The workers’ demands are: 800 PLN (around 200 EUR) wage increase, extension of (...)

  • 6 de La Suiza. Updates and call for solidarity on the 29th of June.

    12 juin, par ICL CIT
    SUPPORT OUR COMRADES. ORGANISE AND JOIN THE ACTIONS! DEFENDING YOR LABOUR RIGHTS IS NOT A CRIME! We have just learnt of the latest decision regarding the sentences of our 6 comrades. As such, CNT cannot remain silent. The judge seeing the case has refused to rule out an effective prison term. (...)