Interview with Daniel Blackburn from the International Centre for Trade Union Rights

LabourStart: Where trade unionists start their day on the net.
03/02/2025 11 min
Interview with Daniel Blackburn from the International Centre for Trade Union Rights

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This week's LabourStart podcast is a short interview with Daniel Blackburn, who runs the International Centre for Trade Union Rights (ICTUR), based in London.  Daniel spoke with us about ICTUR's history, the journal it produces (International Union Rights), the incredible reference book they publish on trade unions of the world, and even their wall map of workers' rights around the globe.  ICTUR is not well-known enough in the trade union movement but we think that after you hear what Daniel has to say you'll want to know more -- visit the ICTUR website here.Support the show

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