Iran Labour Confederation
Abroad
Support for the labour movement and other protest and social movements in Iran requires strong solidarity from the grassroots level and from communities in different countries. This support can be provided by labor organizations and freedom movements worldwide. To this end, the confederation strives to contribute by closely connecting with labour unions in other countries, linking to the societies of these countries, and amplifying the voice of Iranian workers’ rights and protests globally.
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Support from striking workers in Turkey for Iranian workers and people
Message of solidarity from the workers of the “Şık Makas” factory and the BİRTEK-SEN union Iran Labor Confederation – Abroad has published this report to highlight the clear and explicit solidarity shown by striking workers at the clothing manufacturer Şık Makas in Tokat, Turkey, along with the militant union BİRTEK-SEN, in support of Iranian workers…
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ILC urges global unions to act over Iran crackdown, internet blackout
ILC has issued an urgent appeal to trade unions worldwide, warning that a nationwide communications shutdown could pave the way for a wider, hidden crackdown on ongoing protests in Iran. In a letter addressed to international labor federations and unions, the group said workers, teachers, nurses and retirees are playing a prominent role in the…
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Analytical Report on Iran’s FY 2026/27 Budget Bill
The Iran Labore Confederation – Abroad is publishing its analytical report on the Islamic Republic of Iran’s FY 2026/27 (Iranian year 1405) budget bill (March 21, 2026–March 20, 2027). The report assesses the bill’s economic, livelihood, and social consequences from the standpoint of the labor force’s interests, and demonstrates that the policies embedded in it…
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Letter To International Trade Unions: Lives of Arak Aluminum Workers at Immediate Risk
The Iran Labour Confederation – Abroad (ILC) has issued an urgent letter to international trade unions and organizations, warning about the critical situation facing workers at the Iran Aluminum Company (IRALCO) in Arak. According to the letter, after more than 40 days of protest, a number of workers switched their hunger strike to a dry…
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Support for the labour movement and other protest movements in Iran necessitates robust solidarity from grassroots levels and communities across different countries. This support can be facilitated by labor organizations and freedom-seeking movements globally.
To achieve this, the Confederation is committed to forging close ties with labor unions abroad, engaging with these international communities,
and elevating the voice of Iran’s working class in their global demands for rights and protests.