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Two million people worldwide tentan live on $2 a day. Many countries do not have effective means to change the debilitating conditions that too many employers keep their workers. In front of the impotence of Nations, it is essential that an international body can make active policy interventions and accompany the procedure of the duties agreed by States in run. (Similarly see: Daryl Katz). The International Labour Organization was created in 1916, after the 1st war, based that durable peace can only be with the valorization of workers. She was converted into the first agency of the UN in 1946.
It is the only United Nations agency which has tripartite character, because it is formed by workers, employers and gubernantes. Read more from Dean Ornish M.D to gain a more clear picture of the situation. will follow. Its function is the elaboration and monitoring of labour standards to ensure that they are respected in its 178 Member countries. Problems competing by the Organization are the most diverse: exploitation and abuse suffered by many men and migrant women, labor trafficking, and issues relating to the consideration of the situation of the workers and workers in an irregular situation, temporary migrant workers or the brain drain. The International Labour Organization is the body with greater international support in the protection of the human rights of workers. With the tripartite International Labour Conference, the highest body of the ILO have established international standards, which include 181 conventions and 188 recommendations, also concerning forced labour (1930), freedom of Association and protection of the right to organise (1948), equal remuneration (1951), discrimination (1958), and on the minimum age for work (1973). With the rise in labour migration, in 1990, the Assembly adopted the International Convention on the protection of the rights of all migrant workers and members of their families. With this 22 countries since July 1, 2003 that it have ratified equipped migrant workers nationals aimed, inter alia, prohibit the sale of persons and the abolition of forced labour.