RMT general secretary Mick Lynch address the TUC congress in Brighton

The transcript discusses a motion with ten points, emphasizing the persistence of issues despite efforts to resolve them. It highlights challenges like anti-trade union laws and the need for new employment rights. The speaker calls for support from the Labour movement and criticizes past governments for not lifting anti-union laws. A strong call to action is made for strikes and protests to demand worker rights and freedom, urging collective bargaining and resistance against anti-worker laws.

What historical movements does the speaker reference to emphasize the fight for workers' rights?

What is the speaker's call to action for the audience regarding their rights?