The Committee of the Working Men's Associations

The Committee of the Working Men's Associations was a group formed in the 19th century to advocate for workers’ rights, education, and political representation. It aimed to improve conditions for laborers through organizing meetings, promoting political awareness, and encouraging united action. This committee helped lay the groundwork for broader movements advocating for social and economic reforms, emphasizing the importance of collective effort in achieving fair treatment and social justice for the working class.