How Poland's Solidarity won freedom of association (ABSTRACT), Monthly Labor Review Online, Sep. 1989

How Poland's Solidarity won freedom of association

Robert A. Senser
Freelance writer specializing in labor issues, formerly served as a Labor Counselor in the U.S. Foreign Service. Copyright 1989, Robert A. Senser.

Through 9 years of dramatic struggle, Solidarity and its supporters held firmly to no compromise on the basic right to form independent and self-governing unions. This article profiles that fight for the right to associate freely.

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