The KCTU, or the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions, is a major trade union federation in South Korea. Founded in 1995, it represents a wide range of workers across various industries, advocating for labor rights, better working conditions, and fair wages. The KCTU plays a significant role in organizing strikes and protests to address workers' issues and influence labor policies. The KCTU is known for its strong stance on social justice and political activism. It often collaborates with other civil society organizations to promote broader social change. The federation is a key player in South Korea's labor movement, working to empower workers and improve their livelihoods.