Arab Workers' Movement

The Arab Workers' Movement refers to the collective efforts of Arab workers to improve their rights, conditions, and political representation, especially during the 20th century. It emerged in response to social and economic injustices faced by workers in the Arab world, including exploitation and lack of labor rights. This movement includes the formation of labor unions, strikes, and political activism aimed at advocating for better wages, working conditions, and social equality. It has played a significant role in shaping labor policies and contributing to broader political changes in various Arab countries.