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Provides an historical background of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU) and its activities during the 20th century and hightlights its organizational vicissitudes.
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The Web site of the the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, established in 1949 as a a confederation of national trade union centers, each of which links together the trade unions of that particular country. Membership is open to bone fide trade union organizations that are independent of outside influence and have a democratic structure. The ICFTU organizes and directs campaigns on issues such as: the respect and defence of trade union and workers' rights; the eradication of forced and child labor; the promotion of equal rights for working women; the environment; education programmes for trade unionists all over the world; encouraging the organization of young workers; and sends missions to investigate the trade union situation in many countries.
The ICFTU is a confederation of 215 national trade union centres, representing 125 million trade union members in 145 countries and territories, which campaigns to defend workers' rights worldwide.