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Together For A Just World

mechanisms that produce them.

In other words, the ILC’s objective is not limited to criticizing the existing order.
It seeks to develop an alternative vision that demonstrates the possibility of a
human-centred, egalitarian, exploitation-free, and ecologically sustainable soci-
al model. This horizon is grounded in an economic vision that prioritizes human
needs and social welfare; the decommodification of public services; democra-
tic control over production processes; just redistribution; and a fair ecological
transition.

At the same time, the ILC embraces an organizational model based on par-
ticipatory democracy, grassroots organizing, pluralism, and horizontal decisi-
on-making. This approach aims to strengthen the labour movement’s connec-
tion with its base, democratize decision-making, and enhance social legitimacy.
In conclusion, the ILC’s approach is not to exclude existing institutions or to di-
vide the world of labour, but to strengthen the global labour movement through
a more inclusive, more independent, more justice-centred, and more solidarit-
y-based strategy that recognizes the historical legacy of international labour
organizations. This perspective seeks both to foster constructive engagement
at the international level and to rebuild workers’ collective power. In the current
historical conjuncture, practices that undermine the legitimacy of other labour
organizations through negative campaigning, obstruction, or the intensification
of competition serve only to deepen fragmentation and weaken the labour mo-
vement as a whole. What is required instead is the construction of a common
line of struggle grounded in cooperation and solidarity among labour organiza-
tions of different traditions and organizational forms in the face of shared thre-
ats. It is with this objective that the ILC was founded: to provide a fragmented
and weakened global labour movement with a new unity, a new orientation, and
a shared strategic direction rooted in a common vision. By bringing labour or-
ganizations from different regions together within this framework, the ILC aims
to build labour’s counter-hegemonic capacity against the global domination of
capital. In this sense, the ILC is not merely an organization; it is a collective
vision for the future of labour, a transformative subject rooted in international
solidarity, and an expression of a shared will for a more just world order.

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