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Complaint by the Government of Ghana Concerning the Observance by the Government of Portugal of the Abolition of Forced Labour Convention, 1957 (No. 105).

International Labour Organization, Commission appointed under Article 26 of the Constitution.  21 February 1962 .

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2021

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Abstract

Treaties — Special kinds of — International Labour Conventions — Compliance with — Procedure for investigation of complaint of non-compliance by Member State with obligations under such Conventions — I.L.O. Constitution, Article 26 — Abolition of Forced Labour Convention, 1957 — Complaint regarding application of Convention by Portugal in certain African territories.

Disputes — Miscellaneous — Procedure under Constitution of International Labour Organization, Articles 26 to 34 — Investigation of complaint of non — compliance by Member State with obligations under International Labour Conventions — Abolition of Forced Labour Convention, 1957 — Complaint regarding application of Convention by Portugal in certain Mrican territories.

International Labour Organization — Procedure under Constitution of I.L.O. for investigation of complaint of non-compliance by Member State with obligations under International Labour Conventions — Constitution, Articles 26 to 34 — Commission of Inquiry — Judicial function of — Nature of recommendations — Complaint regarding application of Abolition of Forced Labour Convention, 1957, by Portugal in certain African territories — Procedure followed by Commission — Relevance of evidence of position in those territories prior to entry into force of Convention for Portugal — Whether Commission limited to information submitted by parties — Requests for information from Governments not parties to complaint (Article 27) — Requests for information from non-governmental organizations — Examination of witnesses — Witnesses called by Commission — Visits to territories concerned — Whether necessary for Commission to visit other African territorie — Responsibility of Commission to ascertain that obligations under Convention fulfilled in fact and in law — Competence to make general recommendations on related matters such as labour inspection — Recommendations involving continuing action by Portuguese authorities — Recommendation that Portugal report action taken to International Labour Office.

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© Cambridge University Press 1967

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