THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF ALL MIGRANT WORKERS AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS
Abstract
Faced with a modern scenario of globalization and constant migration processes, the present work carries out a systematic analysis of the International Convention for the protection of the Rights of all migrant workers and their family members, signed on December 18, 1990 by the United Nations, as well as the rights contemplated in this convention, whether for the migrant worker or for his family members. A systematic analysis of the normative bases of this convention will be carried out, as well as the universal process that preceded it, including its preamble, passing through the analysis of the countries that have already adhered to it, and intends, in the end, conclude with the analysis of the current situation of applicability of this convention, including analyzing some judgments of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights on migratory rights of workers. And still, in conclusion, a comparison will be made between the member countries and the condition of exporter or importer of immigrant labor, aiming to draw a characteristic pattern of the factual application of this convention.
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