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xiiPRACTITIONERS GUIDE No. 63. Social security 213a) Discrimination in social security and equal application to migrants 214b) Protection of rights to social security through civil andpolitical rights 2164. Education 218Chapter 6: The Rights of Migrants and Refugees at Work 223I. Legal framework 223II. The right to work 2241. Slavery and servitude 2252. Forced labour 226a) What is forced labour? 226b) State obligations to prevent and investigate forced labour 228Box 15. A case of servitude and forced labour 229c) Access to a remedy against forced labour 229Box 16. Human trafficking, forced labour and the European Court 2303. Child labour 231III. Workplace rights 2331. Non-discrimination and workplace rights 236a) ICESCR and ICERD 236b) ILO Conventions 237c) ICRMW 238d) Geneva Refugee Convention 238e) Inter-American system 2392. Non-discrimination and women migrant workers 2393. Particular workplace rights 241a) Fair remuneration 241
MIGRATION AND INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAWxiiib) The right to rest and leisure 242c) Termination of employment 242d) Pregnancy 244IV. Freedom of association in labour rights: the right to form andjoin a trade union 245Annex 1: The Choice of an International Mechanism:A Checklist 249I. Which mechanism you can use 249II. Choice of mechanism: strategy 250Annex 2: International Legal Remedies and Their Use 251I. Using international mechanisms and remedies 2511. Preliminary requirements 251a) Jurisdiction (temporal, material and territorial) 251i) Temporal jurisdiction (“ratione temporis”) 252ii) Material jurisdiction (“ratione materiae”) 253iii) Territorial jurisdiction (“ratione loci”) 255b) Standing 257i) Standing to bring individual application: the meaning of“victim” 257ii) Mechanisms for individual complaints 258iii) Mechanisms for collective complaints: ECSR 259iv) Individual and collective complaints 260v) Mechanisms of indirect access 2602. Admissibility requirements 261a) Exhaustion of domestic remedies 261i) Exceptions to the principle 263b) Time limitations 265
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