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ICJ Ruling Puts the Right to Strike Under Scrutiny
Original: From the World Court to the Shop Floor: The ICJ Ruling and the Future of the Right to Strike
The International Court of Justice has issued a ruling with direct consequences for the right to strike, and Harvard Law School's Human Rights Program is examining what it means for workers well beyond the courtroom. Observers say the decision could reshape how strike rights are protected internationally and how they play out on the shop floor, prompting debate among labor lawyers, unions, and human rights advocates.
Why now: A recent ICJ ruling has raised fresh questions about the international legal status of the right to strike.
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- From the World Court to the Shop Floor: The ICJ Ruling and the Future of the Right to Strike · Harvard Law School | Human Rights Program
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