ILO Convention No. 97

ILO Convention No. 97, adopted in 1949, encourages the protection and rights of migrant workers. It promotes fair treatment, equal remuneration, and access to social services regardless of nationality. The convention emphasizes cooperation between sending and receiving countries to facilitate safe migration, provide information, and ensure workers’ rights are respected. Its goal is to improve working and living conditions for migrant workers, ensuring their dignity and integration into society while addressing their specific needs through policies and agreements.