Workers' International

The Workers' International refers to various international organizations aimed at uniting workers across countries to promote their rights and interests. The most notable is the First International, founded in 1864, which aimed to connect different labor movements. It advocated for workers' rights, social justice, and solidarity among the working class worldwide. Subsequent organizations, like the Second and Third Internationals, continued this mission, focusing on issues like socialism and communism. Overall, Workers' International movements seek to improve labor conditions, promote social equity, and empower workers globally through collective action.