Our database of policy motions from ICTU conferences.

Investment in Education

Motion no
35
Conference recognises that education, and consequently investment in education, as being essential for economic development. Education is both a human right for the development of the person, a provider of a well educated workforce and a means of prevention of...
Adopted

Investing in our Future

Motion no
36
Congress believes that austerity measures will damage the recovery and consign a generation of young people to the employment scrapheap. Congress maintains that the economy needs investment in jobs, not austerity. Congress restates its conviction that there is...
Adopted

Financing Higher Education

Motion no
37
This conference affirms that it is vital for our national economic recovery that we have a well educated population and that therefore investment in education at all levels must be a priority. We welcome the increased numbers of students attending higher...
Adopted

WikiLeaks

Motion no
38
Conference calls on Congress to declare our firm opposition to the efforts of the US and other Governments and corporations to criminalise, financially destroy and shut down WikiLeaks. Documents released by WikiLeaks have exposed the criminal record of the US...
Adopted

Palestine

Motion no
39
Despite growing world recognition of the mass violations of Palestinian human rights by the Israeli State, in breach of countless UN resolutions and the Fourth Geneva Convention, the plight of the Palestinian people remains one of being subject to apartheid...
Adopted

Columbia

Motion no
41
Colombia is the most dangerous country in the world to be a trade unionist. Research carried out by Amnesty International indicates co-coordinated strategies exist between the Colombian State military and paramilitary death squads to make the work of trade...
Adopted