International Workers' Association
The International Workers' Association (IWA) is a global federation of trade unions and workers' organizations. Founded in 1922, it aims to promote workers' rights and solidarity across borders. The IWA advocates for social justice, workers' self-management, and direct action, emphasizing the importance of grassroots movements.
The IWA is rooted in anarcho-syndicalism, which seeks to empower workers through direct control of their workplaces. It connects various labor groups and encourages cooperation among them, fostering a sense of unity among workers worldwide. The association also engages in campaigns to address issues like exploitation and inequality in the labor market.