4. Bahamas

5. Barbados

6. Belgium

In order to meet the requirements of Article 4 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination the Kingdom of Belgium will be careful to adapt its legislation to the obligations assumed on entering into part of the said Convention.

The Kingdom of Belgium wishes, however, to stress the importance it attaches to the fact that Article 4 of the Convention stipulates that the measures set out in sub-paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) should be adapted accordingly. consideration of the principles contained in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the rights expressly established in Article 5 of the Convention. The Kingdom of Belgium therefore considers that the obligations imposed by Article 4 should be reconciled with the right to freedom of opinion and expression and the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association. These rights are proclaimed in Articles 19 and 20 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and have been reaffirmed in Articles 19 and 21 of the International Agreement on Civil and Political Rights. They have also been established in Article 5, sub-paragraph (d) (viii) and (ix) of the said Convention.

The Kingdom of Belgium would also like to stress the importance it attaches to the rights established in the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, in particular in Articles 10 and 11 dealing, respectively, with freedom of opinion and expression and freedom of peaceful assembly and association.

7. Bulgaria

The Government of the People's Republic of Bulgaria considers that the provisions of Article 17, paragraph I, and Article 18, paragraph 1 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, The effect of which is to prevent sovereign states from becoming Parties to the Convention, are of a discriminatory nature. The Convention, in accordance with the principle of the sovereign equality of States, should be open to accession by all States without any discrimination whatsoever.

The People's Republic of Bulgaria does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination that Stipulates Jurisdiction. the International Court of Justice in the settlement of disputes with respect to the interpretation or application of the Convention. The People's Republic of Bulgaria maintains its position that no dispute between two or more States may refer to the International Court of Justice without the consent in each particular case to all States parties to the dispute.

8. Costa Rica

January 8, 1974

Costa Rica recognizes the competence of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination established in accordance with Article 8 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, in accordance with Article 14 of the Convention to receive and study communications of individuals or groups of individuals within their jurisdiction claiming to be victims of an infringement by the State of some of the rights established in the Convention.

9. Cuba

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The Government of the Republic of Cuba will make reservations that it may consider appropriate if and when the Convention is ratified.

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The Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Cuba does not accept the provision of Article 22 of the Convention to the effect that disputes between two or more States Parties shall refer to the International Court of Justice, since it considers that such disputes should be exclusively fixed by the procedures expressly stipulated in the Convention or by negotiation through diplomatic channels between those who discuss it.

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This Convention, aimed at eliminating all forms of racial discrimination, should not, as expressly provided in Articles 17 and 18, exclude non-member states from the United Nations. specialised or Parties to the Statute of the International Court of Justice for the implementation of an effective contribution under the Convention, since these articles constitute in themselves a form of discrimination which is found in discrepancy with the principles established in the Convention; the Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Cuba The Convention therefore ratifies the Convention, but with the newly-indicated reservation.

10. Czechoslovakia

The Czechoslovak Socialist Republic does not consider itself bound by the Article 22 stipulation and maintains that any dispute between two or more Parties concerning the interpretation or application of the Convention does not be arranged by negotiation or by means of procedures expressly stipulated in the Convention may refer to the International Court of Justice only at the request of all parties to the dispute, if no other means of fix. >

11. China

1. The signing and ratification of the aforementioned Convention by the Taiwan authorities on behalf of China are illegal and null.

2 The People's Republic of China has reservations to Article 22 of the Convention and is not considered bound by it.

12. Denmark

In a communication received on 4 October 1972, the Government of Denmark notified the Secretary-General of the withdrawal of the reservation made in respect of the completion of the Convention on the Faroe Islands, which states that next:

The legislation through which the Convention on the Faroe Islands has been completed will enter into force on 1 November 1972, from the date of which the withdrawal of the previous reservation will be effective.

13. Ecuador

March 18, 1977

The State of Ecuador, pursuant to Article 14 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, recognizes the competence of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination for receive and study communications from individuals or groups of individuals within their jurisdiction claiming to be victims of an infringement of any of the rights established in the aforementioned Convention.

14. Egypt

It is understood that the signing of this Convention does not mean in any way an acknowledgement of Israel by the Government of the United Arab Republic. In addition, treaty relations between the United Arab Republic and Israel will not arise. >

15. United Arab Emirates

16. Spain

Reserve to the entirety of Article XXII (Jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice).

17. Fidji

The reservation and statements made by the UK Government on behalf of Fidji are confirmed but a new draft has been prepared in the following terms:

The Fidji Government wishes to express its understanding of certain articles of the Convention. It interprets Article 4 as requiring that a party to the Convention adopt further legislative measures in the areas referred to in sub-paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) of that Article only to the extent that it may consider it with due respect to the principles contained in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the rights expressly provided for in Article 5 of the Convention (in particular the right to freedom of opinion and expression and the right to freedom of assembly and peaceful association), that some legislative addition or variation of legislation is necessary and existing practice in these areas for the purpose of the purpose specified in the first part of Article 4. In addition, the Fidji Government interprets the requirement of Article 6 concerning as being fulfilled if one or other of these forms of remedy is made available and interprets as including any form of remedy. (a) effective action to end discriminatory conduct. It also interprets Article 20 and the other related provisions of Part III of the Convention as meaning that if a reservation is not accepted, the State that makes the reservation does not become a Party to the Convention.

The government of Fidji maintains the view that Article 15 is discriminatory by establishing a procedure for the receipt of requests concerning dependent territories while it does not make provision comparable for states without such territories.

18. France

In reference to Article 4, France wishes to make it clear that it interprets the reference made there to the principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the rights set out in Article 5 of the Convention as freeing States Parties from the obligation to enact anti-discrimination legislation that is incompatible with the freedoms of opinion and expression and peaceful assembly and association guaranteed by those texts.

In reference to Article 6 France declares that the question of remedy through the courts as far as France is concerned, is governed by the rules of the ordinary legislation.

In reference to Article 15, the accession of France to the Convention cannot be interpreted as implying a change in its position with respect to the resolution mentioned in that provision.

In a subsequent communication, the Government of France indicated that the first paragraph of the previous declaration did not seek to limit the obligations under the Convention with respect to the French Government, but only record the interpretation of the latter of Article 4 of the Convention

19. Guyana

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21. India

22. Iraq

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1. The acceptance and ratification of the Convention by Iraq will not in any way mean recognition of Israel, nor will it lead to the accession of Iraq to relations with Israel which are regulated by the Convention.

2. Iraq does not accept the provisions of Article 22 of the Convention concerning the mandatory jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice. The Republic of Iraq does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the Convention and considers it necessary to obtain in all cases the approval of all parties in the dispute before the case is referred to the International Court of Justice.

23. Iceland

August 10, 1981

24. Israel

In a communication received by the Secretary General on July 10, 1969, the Government of Israel declared that

Except for the omission of the last sentence, identical communications in essence, , were received by the Secretary-General from the Government of Israel as follows: On December 29, 1966 with respect to the declaration made at the signing of the Convention by the Government of the United Arab Republic; on 16 August 1968 with respect to the declaration made in the accession by the Government of Libya; on 12 December 1968 with respect to the declaration The Council of the European Union, the Council of the European Union, the European Union, the European Union, the European Union, the European Union and the This is a matter of course for the European Union, and I would like to make a statement on behalf of the European Union on the situation in the United Arab Emirates.

6. On 21 April 1970, the Secretary-General received the following notification from the Government of Israel: " With regard to the political declaration on the subject of a reservation made on the occasion of the ratification of the previous treaty, the Government of Israel wishes to to refer to his objection made by the Secretary-General in his letter C. N. 133.1969, Treaty14, and to maintain such objection. >

In a communication received by the Secretary-General on 12 February 1973, the Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations said: "The Israeli Government has observed the political character of a reservation made." by the Government of the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen on that occasion. In the opinion of the Government of Israel, this Convention is not the right place to conduct such political pronouncements. Furthermore, such a declaration cannot in any way affect the obligations of the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen which already exist under international law or in accordance with particular treaties. The Government of Israel shall adopt, as regards the substance of the matter, a fully reciprocated attitude towards the Government of the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen. >

25. Italy

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(a) The positive measures provided for in Article 4 of the Convention and specifically described in sub-paragraphs (a) and (b) of that Article aimed at eradicating any incitement to discrimination, or acts thereof, should (a) to be interpreted, as stated in the article, " with due regard to the principles contained in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and to the rights expressly established in Article 5 of the Convention. Accordingly, the obligations arising out of that Article 4 should not jeopardise the right to freedom of opinion and expression, as well as the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association which is established in the Member States. Articles 19 and 20 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, were confirmed again by the United Nations General Assembly when it adopted Articles 19 and 21 of the International Agreement on Civil and Political Rights, and are cited above. in Articles 5 (d) (viii) and (ix) of the Convention. In fact, the Italian Government, in accordance with the obligations of Articles 55 (c) and 56 of the Charter of the United Nations, remains faithful to the principle laid down in Article 29 (2) of the Universal Declaration, which stipulates that exercise of their rights and freedoms, each will be subject only to those limitations that are determined by the law solely for the purpose of ensuring due recognition and respect for the rights and freedoms of others and to comply the just demands of morality, public order and general welfare in a democratic society.

(b) Each effective remedy shall be secured against acts of racial discrimination that violate their individual rights and fundamental freedoms, in accordance with Article 6 of the Convention by the ordinary Courts within the the framework of their respective jurisdiction. Claims for compensation for any damage experienced as a result of acts of racial discrimination must be brought against the persons responsible for the malicious or criminal acts that will cause such harm.

May 5, 1978

In reference to Article 14, paragraph 1, of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, Open to Signature in New York on March 7, 1966, the Government of the Italian Republic recognises the competence of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, established by the above-mentioned Convention, to receive and study communications of individuals or groups of individuals within the Italian jurisdiction claiming to be victims of an infringement by Italy of some of the rights established in the Convention.

The Government of the Italian Republic recognizes that competence, well understood that the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination will not study any communication without verifying that the same matter is not being studied. or has not already been studied by another international research or conciliation body.

26. Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

< (a) The Kingdom of Libya does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the Convention, in accordance with which any dispute between two or more States Parties with respect to the interpretation or application of the Convention must refer, at the request of any of the Parties to the dispute, to the International Court of Justice, for decision, and states that, in each individual case, the consent of all the parties in such a dispute is necessary to refer it to the International Court of Justice. >

< (b) It is understood that accession to this Convention does not in any way mean an acknowledgement of Israel by the Government of the Kingdom of Libya. In addition, no treaty relations will arise between the Kingdom of Libya and Israel. >

27. Jamaica

28. Kuwait

29. Lebanon

30. Madagascar

The Government of the Malgache Republic does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the Convention, in accordance with any dispute between two or more States, with respect to interpretation or Application of the Convention must refer, at the request of any party to the dispute, to the International Court of Justice for decision and states that, in each individual case, the consent of the parties in such a way controversy is necessary to refer it to the International Court of Justice.

31. Malta

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32. Morocco

The Kingdom of Morocco does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the Convention, in accordance with which any dispute between two or more States Parties with respect to the interpretation or application of the Convention must refer to the request of any of the parties in the dispute, to the International Court of Justice for decision. The Kingdom of Morocco states that, in each individual case, the consent of all parties to such a dispute is necessary to refer to the International Court of Justice.

33. Mongolia

The People's Republic of Mongola states that the provision of Article 17, paragraph 1, of the Convention for which a number of States are deprived of the opportunity to become Parties to the Convention is of a nature The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination should be open to participation by all the Statutes concerned without prejudice to the principle of the sovereign equality of States. discrimination or restriction of any type

The Mongola People's Republic is not considered to be bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the Convention, in accordance with which any dispute between two or more States Parties with respect to interpretation or application of the Convention must refer, at the request of any of the parties to the dispute, to the International Court of Justice for decision, and states that, in each individual case, the consent of all the parties in such a controversy is necessary to refer to the International Court.

34. Nepal

35. Norway

January 23, 1976

36. Netherlands

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Pursuant to Article 14, paragraph 1. of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, signed in New York on 7 March 1966, the Kingdom of the Netherlands recognises for the Kingdom of Europe Suriname and the Netherlands Antilles, the competence of the Committee to The Elimination of Racial Discrimination to receive and study communications of individuals or groups of individuals within their jurisdiction claiming to be victims of an infringement, by the Kingdom of the Netherlands of any of the rights established in the abovementioned Convention.

37. Papua New Guinea

The Government of Papua New Guinea interprets Article 4 of the Convention as requiring that a State party to the Convention adopt complementary legislative measures in the areas covered by sub-paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) of that Convention. only to the extent that it can be considered to be bound by the principles contained in the Universal Declaration referred to in Article 5 of the Convention in the sense that some additional measures or an amendment of the law and current practice are necessary to make the provisions of Article 4 effective. In addition, the Constitution of Papua New Guinea guarantees some fundamental rights and freedoms to all persons regardless of their race or place of origin, the Constitution also establishes a judicial protection of these rights and freedoms. The acceptance of this Convention does not therefore imply the acceptance of obligations by the Government of Papua New Guinea that go beyond those laid down by the Constitution and does not imply the acceptance of any obligation to introduce a judicial proceedings beyond the provisions of the Constitution.

38. Pakistan

In a communication received on 24 February 1969, the Government of Pakistan notified the Secretary General that

39. Poland

The Polish People's Republic does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the Convention.

The Polish People's Republic considers that the stipulations of Article 17, paragraph 1, and of Article 18, paragraph 1, of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination that Make It Impossible for many States to become parts of the Convention, are of a discriminatory nature and are incompatible with the purpose and intention of that Convention.

The Polish People's Republic considers that, in accordance with the principle of sovereign equality of States, the Convention should be open to participation by all States without any discrimination or restrictions of in question.

40. United Kingdom

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as being fulfilled if one or other of these remedies is made available and interprets as including any form of effective remedy. to put an end to discriminatory conduct. It also interprets Article 20 and the other related provisions of Part III of the Convention as meaning that if a reservation is not accepted, the State making the reservation does not become a Party to the Convention. >

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41. Syrian Arab Republic

1. The accession of the Syrian Arab Republic to this Convention shall not in any way mean recognition of Israel or the initiation of a relationship with respect to any matter governed by the said Convention.

2. The Syrian Arab Republic does not consider itself bound by Article 22 of the Convention, in accordance with which any dispute between two or more States Parties with respect to the interpretation of the Convention must be refer, at the request of any of the parties to the dispute, to the International Court of Justice for a decision. The Syrian Arab Republic states that, in each individual case, the consent of all parties to such a dispute is necessary to refer to the International Court of Justice.

42. German Democratic Republic

The German Democratic Republic does not consider itself bound by Article 22 of the Convention, in accordance with which any dispute between two or more States Parties with respect to the interpretation or application of the Convention Convention must refer at the request of any of the parties to the dispute, to the Lnternational Court of Justice for decision, and states that, in each individual case, the consent of all the parties in such a dispute is necessary to refer it to the International Court of Justice.

The German Democratic Republic considers it necessary to state that Article 17, paragraph 1, of the Convention deprives a certain number of States of the opportunity to become Parties to the Convention since the Convention It regulates matters affecting the interests of all States, it should be open to participation by all States whose policy is guided by the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations.

43. Soviet Socialist Republic of Belarus

The Soviet Socialist Republic of Belarus states that the provision of Article 7 paragraph 1 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Rules of Racial Discrimination by which a number of States are deprived of the opportunity to become Parties to the Convention is discriminatory in nature and maintains that, in accordance with the principle of sovereign equality of States, the Convention should be open to participation by all States interested without discrimination or restriction of any kind.

The Soviet Socialist Republic of Belarus does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the Convention in accordance with which any dispute between two or more States Parties with respect to interpretation or application of the Convention must at the request of any of the parties in the dispute, refer to the International Court of Justice for decision and manifest that in each individual case, it is necessary the consent of all the parties in such a dispute to refer to the International Court.

44. Soviet Socialist Republic of Ukraine

The Soviet Socialist Republic of Ukraine states that the provision of Article 17 paragraph 1 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination by which a certain number of States are deprived of the opportunity to become Parties to the Convention is discriminatory in nature and maintains that in accordance with the principle of the sovereign equality of the States to the Convention it should be open to participation by all States interested without discrimination or restriction of any kind.

The Soviet Socialist Republic of Ukraine is not considered to be bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the Convention in accordance with which any dispute between two or more States Parties with respect to the irterpretation or application of the Convention must refer to the request of any of the parties in the dispute, to the International Court of Justice for decision, and it manifests that, in each individual case, the consent of all the parties in such a controversy is necessary to refer to the International Court.

45. Rwanda

The Rwandan Republic does not consider itself to be bound by Article 22 of the Convention.

46. Romania

The Socialist Republic of Romania states that it does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, any dispute between two or more States Parties with respect to the interpretation or application of the Convention which is not a settlement by negotiation or by the procedures expressly provided for in the Convention shall refer to any of the parties to the dispute to the International Court of Justice. The Socialist Republic of Romania considers that such controversies may refer to the International Court of Justice only with the consent of all parties to the dispute in each individual case.

The Council of State of the Socialist Republic of Romania states that the provisions of Articles 17 and 18 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination are not in conformity with the the principle that the multilateral treaties, whose intentions and objectives concern the world community as a whole, should be open if participation by all States.

47. Sweden

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By a notification received on 28 October 1977, the Government of Tonga informed the Secretary-General that it has decided to withdraw the reservations concerning Article 5 (c) in relation to elections, and its reservation concerning Articles 2, 3 and 5 (e) (v), insofar as these articles relate to education and training.

USSR

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics states that the provision of Article 17, paragraph 1, of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination by which a certain number of States are deprived of the opportunity to become Parties to the Convention is discriminatory in nature and maintains that, in accordance with the principle of sovereign equality of States, the Convention should be open to participation by all States interested without discrimination or restriction of any kind.

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the Convention, in accordance with which any dispute between two or more States Parties to the Convention interpretation or application of the Convention must refer, at the request of any of the parties to the dispute, to the International Court of Justice for decision and manifests that, in each individual case, the consent of all the parties in such a controversy is necessary to refer to the International Court.

50. Uruguay

September 11, 1972.

The Government of Uruguay recognizes the competence of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, in accordance with Article 14 of the Convention.

51. Vietnam

Declaration.-The Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam declares that the provisions of Articles 17-1 and 18-1 of the Convention for which a number of States are deprived of the opportunity to be parties to the said Convention is discriminatory and considers that, in accordance with the principle of sovereign equality of States, the Convention should be open to the participation of all States without discrimination or restriction.

Reserve.-The Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam is not considered to be bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the Convention and maintains that for any dispute over the interpretation or application of the Convention is tabled before the International Court of Justice will require the consent of all parties to the dispute.

52. Yemen Democratic

" The People's Democratic Republic of Yemen does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Article 22 of the Convention, in accordance with which any dispute between two or more States Parties regarding the interpretation or application of the Convention must refer, at the request of any of the parties to the dispute, to the International Court of Justice for decision and manifests that, in each individual case, the consent of all the parties in such a controversy is necessary to refer to the International Court of Justice ".

The People's Democratic Republic of Yemen states that the provisions of Article 7, paragraph 1, and Article 18, paragraph 1, of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination for which a a number of States are deprived of the opportunity to become Parties to the Convention are discriminatory in nature and maintain that, in accordance with the principle of sovereign equality of States, the Convention should be open to the Participation by all States concerned without discrimination or restriction of any kind.

International Covenant on Rights Solomon Islands * 17-3-1982 * Succession. *

Economic, Social and Cultural. * * * *

New York 19 December 1968. * * * *

30 April 1977 * * * *

A. C. Diplomats, * * * *

United Nations Convention on Privileges and Immunities. * German Democratic Republic. * 23-12-1981 * Communication on the declaration made by the Federal Republic of Germany at the time of its accession: *

London, February 13, 1948. * * * *

. of 17 October 1974. * * * *

* * *. With regard to the application of the Convention to West Berlin, the German Democratic Republic declares in accordance with the four-party agreement of 3 September 1971 that West Berlin is still not a constituent part of the Republic of Germany. Federal Germany and cannot be regulated by it. *

* * * The declaration made by the Federal Republic that the aforementioned Convention should be extended to West Berlin is contrary to the four-party agreement, in which it is stipulated that the international agreements which The Federal Republic of Germany is not allowed to apply to West Berlin for matters of security and the Status of West Berlin. In the light of this, the declaration by the Federal Republic of Germany will not be valid. *

* France, United Kingdom and United States * 8-6-1982 * Statement: *

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* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * To be extended to the West Berlin Sector will be such that security issues and statute are not affected. In authorising the extension of the Convention to the West Berlin Sectors, these authorities took the necessary steps to ensure that the application of the Convention to those sectors is subject to the rights and responsibilities of the allies in the field of privileges and immunities of international organisations. Consequently, the validity of the declaration made by the Federal Republic of Germany in accordance with the procedures laid down is without effect and the approval of the Convention to those sectors remains in force. *

* * * With reference to the communication of the German Democratic Republic, states that the States which are not party to the quadripartite Agreement are not competent to make authorized observations on its provisions and not they consider it necessary and do not intend to respond to the communications of the States which are not parties to the Agreement. They wish to point out that this does not imply a change in their position on this issue. *

General Agreement on Privileges and Immunities of the Council of Europe. * Portugal. * 6-7-1982 * Accession to the General Agreement and the Additional Protocol. *

Paris, September 2, 1949. * * * *

Additional Protocol. * * * *

Strasbourg 6 November 1952. * * * *

of 14 July 1982. * * * *

Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations. * Mozambique. * 18-11-1981 * Accession, with the following statements: *

Vienna, April 18, 1961, * * * *

of January 24, 1968. * * * *

* * * The People's Republic of Mozambique takes this opportunity to draw attention to the discriminatory nature of Articles 48 and 50 of this Convention, which prevents many States from joining the itself. Given its wide scope affecting the interests of all States of the world, this Convention should therefore be open to the participation of all States. *

* * * The People's Republic of Mozambique considers that the joint participation of States in a Convention does not imply their official recognition. *

* USSR. * 16-2-1982 * Objection to the reservation made by Saudi Arabia at the time of its accession: *

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* Kiribati. * 2-4-1982 * Succession. *

* Indonesia * 4-6-1982 * Accession. *

Vienna Convention on Consular Relations. * Kiribati. * 2-4-1982 * Succession. *

* Indonesia * 4-6-1982 * Accession. *

Vienna, April 24, 1963. * * * *

of March 6, 1970. * * * *

Protocol On Privileges, Exemptions and Immunities of INTELSAT. * Cameroon. * 28-3-1982 * Accession. *

Washington, May 19, 1978. * * * *

. Official Journal of the State of 4 April 1981. * * * *

B. Military * * * *

B. A. Defense. * * * *

B. B. War. * * * *

B. C. Guns and Disarmament. * * * *

Convention for the Prohibition of the Development, Production and Storage of Bacteriological and Toxin Weapons and on their Destruction. * Japan. * 8-6-1982 * Ratification (Washington). *

* Japan. * 18-6-1982 * Ratification (London). *

* The Netherlands. * 22-6-1982 * Ratification (London). *

Washington London and Moscow, April 10, 1972, * * * *

July 11, 1978, * * * *

R. 1 Declare: humanitarian. * * * *

C. Cultural and Scientific * * * *

C. A. Cultural. * * * *

European Convention on Academic Recognition of Certifications * Germany Federal Republic of * 30-1-1970 * Ratification. *

* Austria. * 6-12-1960 * Ratification. *

* Belgium. * 5-6-1972 * Ratification. *

* Denmark. * 26-10-1961 * Ratification. *

* France. * 26-6-1978 * Ratification. *

* Ireland. * 17-4-1964 * Ratification. *

* Iceland. * 5-4-1963 * Ratification. *

* Italy. * 6-8-1963 * Ratification. *

* Malta. * 6-5-1969 * Ratification. *

* Norway. * 5-4-1963 * Ratification. *

* Netherlands. * 26-4-1962 * Ratification. *

* Portugal. * 3-8-1982 * Ratification. *

* United Kingdom. * 13-2-1961 * Ratification, with extension and Niasalandia. *

* Holy See. * 21-6-1979 * Accession. *

* Sweden. * 11-12-1967 * Ratification. *

* Yugoslavia. * 15 -9-1977 * Accession. *

University. * * * *

Paris. December 14, 1959. * * * *

January 14, 1977 * * * *

Convention on the Protection of World, Cultural and Natural Heritage * Burundi. * 19-5-1982 * Ratification. *

* Benin * 14-6-1982 * Ratification. *

Paris, November 23, 1972. * * * *

. of 1 July 1982. * * * *

C. B. Scientists. * * * *

Joint Declaration of Intent for the March of a European Research Action Relating to the Ecosystems of the Coastal Marine Funds (COST ACTION) * Portugal * 8-4-1982 * Signature *

Brussels, 9 April 1978. * * * *

. of 14 August 1981. * * * *

Cooperation Agreement on Astrophysics between the Governments of Spain, the Kingdom of Denmark, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Kingdom of Sweden. * Denmark. * 21-11-1980 * Ratification. *

* United Kingdom. * 11-10-1980 * Ratification. *

* Sweden. * 11-3-1981 * Ratification. *

Santa Cruz de la Palma, May 26, 1978. * * * *

. Official Journal of the State of 6 July 1979 and 27 October 1981 and 12 and 29 May 1982. * * *

C. C. Industrial and Intellectual Property. * * * * * Convention establishing the World Intellectual Property Organization. Stockholm, 14 July 1967. * Saudi Arabia. * 22-2-1982 * Accession, *

* Mali. * 14-5-1982 * Accession, *

* Somalia. * 18-8-1982 * Accession. To determine its contribution to the Conference Budget, Somalia has been classified in category C. *

of January 30, 1974. * * * *

Locarno Arrangement that establishes an International Classification of Industrial Designs. * United States. * 21-7-1981 * Notification of denunciation. *

Locarno, October 5, 1968. * * * *

Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works of 9 September 1886. Revised in Paris on 24 July 1971. * Austria. * 19-5-1982 * Ratification of the Paris Act (1971). *

Gazette of Madrid of 18 March 1888. * * * *

of 4 April and 30 October 1974. * * * *

Universal Copyright Convention revised in Paris on 24 June 1971, and Protocols 1 and 2. * Austria. * 14-5-1982 * Accession. *

Paris. July 24, 1971. * * * *

of January 15, 1975. * * * *

Convention for the Protection of Producers of Phonograms against Unauthorized Reproduction of their Phonograms. * Costa Rica. * 1-3-1982 * Accession. *

* Austria. * 6-5-1982 * Ratification. *

* Venezuela. * 30-7-1982 * Accession. *

Geneva, October 29, 1971. * * * *

. of 7 September 1974. * * * *

Budapest Treaty on the International Recognition of the Deposit of Microorganisms to the Purposes of Patent Procedure. * USSR. * 22-1-1981 * Ratification. *

Budapest, April 28, 1977. * * * *

of 13 April and 3 June 1981. * * * *

Nice Agreement on the International Classification of Goods and Services to the Purposes of the Registration of Marks, Revised in Stockholm on 14 July 1967 and in Geneva on 13 May 1977. * German Democratic Republic. * 15 -3-1982 * Ratification of the Geneva Act, with the following statement: *

. of 16 March 1978. * * * *

* * *

* * * The Geneva Act (1977) of the said Agreement shall enter into force for the German Democratic Republic on 23 June 1982. > *

* German Democratic Republic, * 12-10-1981 * Notification that the German Democratic Republic considers that the provisions under agreement are applicable to West Berlin, as and in the four-way agreement of 3 September 1971. according to which West Berlin is not an integral part of the Federal Republic of Germany and must not be governed by it. *

* Portugal * 30-4-1982 * Ratification of the Geneva Act. *

* Austria. * 19-5-1982 * Ratification of the Geneva Act. *

* Hungary, * 19-5-1982 * Ratification of the Geneva Act. *

C. D. Several. * * * *

The Convention Establishing the Intergovernmental Office for Informatics. * High Volta. * 18-2-1982 * Final signature. *

* Argentina. * 29-11-1961 * Acceptance, *

* Algeria. * 16-2-1973 * Acceptance. *

* Bolivia. * 27-8-1975 * Acceptance. *

* Brazil. * 11-12-1974 * Final signature. *

* Brazil. * 7-12-1981 * Withdrawal with effect from 31 December 1982. *

* Congo. * 16-6-1982 * Acceptance. *

* Ivory Coast. * 14-6-1982 * Final signature. *

* Cuba. * 27-3-1962 * Final signature. *

* Chile. * 8-5-1974 * Acceptance. *

* Ecuador. * 14-1-1964 * Acceptance. *

* Spain. * 8-1-1973 * Acceptance. *

* France. * 22-5-1973 * Acceptance. *

* Gabon. * 3-9-1976 * Acceptance. *

* Ghana. * 7-8-1962 * Acceptance. *

* Italy. * 1-4-1954 * Acceptance. *

* Jordan. * 8-3-1977 * Acceptance. *

* Madagascar. * 19-8-1971 * Acceptance. *

* Mexico. * 16-3-1956 * Acceptance. *

* Nicaragua. * 2-4-1981 * Acceptance. *

* Niger 18-3-1981 * Acceptance. *

* Nigeria. * 3-7-1969 * Acceptance. *

* Syrian Arab Republic. * 23-3-1982 * Acceptance. *

* United Republic of Cameroon. * 3-2-1975 * Acceptance. *

* Swaziland. * 29-1-1976 * Acceptance. *

* Tunisia. * 13-1-1976 * Final signature. *

* Togo. * 17-3-1982 * Acceptance. *

Paris, December 12, 1974 * * * *

June 22, 1976 * * * *

D. Social * * * *

D. A. Health. * * * *

Constitution of the World Health Organization. * Bhutan. * 8-3-1982 * Acceptance. *

New York, July 2, 1946. * * * *

,. of 15 May 1973. * * * *

Constitution of the World Health Organization. Amendments to Articles 34 and 35. * Luxembourg. * 22-6-1982 * Acceptance. *

Geneva, Z May 1973, * * * *

of March 18, 1977. * * * *

Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs. * Solomon Islands. * 17-3-1982 * Succession. *

New York, March 30, 1961. * * * *

. of 2 April 1963, 26 April and 8 November 1967 and 27 February 1975. * * * * Convention on Psychotropic Substances. * Papua New Guinea * 20-11-1981 * Accession, with the following reservations: *

Vienna, February 21, 1971. * * * *

of 10 September 1971. * * * *

* * *

* * * The Government of Papua New Guinea, in accordance with Article 32.3 of the Convention, makes a reservation to Article 10.1, which provides for instructions on the labels and notices accompanying packages. > *

* Peru, * 28-1-1980 * Accession. The Instrument for Accession states that it reserves the right to Articles 7 and 19 (1) and (2). The Government of Peru indicates that the reservation to Article 7 does not extend to provisions relating to international trade, in accordance with Article 32 (4) of the Convention. *

* Peru. * 29-1-1981 * Clarification regarding the reservation made in Article 7 at the time of accession: *

* * *

* Italy * 27-11-1981 * Accession, *

* Italy. * 17-11-1981 * Accession, *

* Australia. * 18-5-1982 * Ratification with the following statement: *

* * * . *

D. B. Human trafficking. * * * *

D. C. Tourism. * * * *

Statutes of the World Tourism Organization (O.M.T.), * Finland. * 9-2-1981 * Approval. (With this same date Finland becomes an effective member of the Organization.) *

Mexico, September 27, 1970. * * * *

of 3 December 1974 and 14 April 1931. * * * *

D. D. Environment. * * * *

Convention on the Prohibition of the Use of Environmental Modification Techniques with Military Finances or Other Hostile Purposes. * Egypt. * 1-4-1982 * Accession. *

* Japan * 9-6-1982 * Accession. *

New York, December 10, 1976. * * * *

of November 22, 1978. * * * *

D. E. Social. * * * *

E. Juridical * * * *

E. A. Settlement Of Controversies. * * * *

E. B. Public International Law. * * * *

the Vienna Convention on the Law of States. * Egypt. * 11-2-1982 * Accession with the following reservation: *

Vienna, May 23, 1969. * * * *

of June 13, 1980. * * * *

* * *

* Uruguay, * 5-3-1982 * Ratification. *

* Denmark. * 29-3-1982 * Designation as a conciliator of Professor Isi Foighel, replacing the late Prolessor Max Sorensen. *

* Congo, * 12-4-1982 * Ratification. *

E. C. Civil and Private International Law. * * * *

The Last Name and Name Changes Convention. * Germany Federal Republic of * 24-11-1961 * Ratification. *

Istanbul, September 4, 1958. * * * *

< of 18 January 1977. * * * *

* Austria * 1-9-1965 * adhesion. *

* France. * 24-9-1959 * Ratification. *

* Italy. * 7-11-1968 * Accession. *

* Luxembourg. * 13-6-1982 * Accession. *

* Netherlands. * 28-3-1962 * Ratification. * * Turkey. * 8-9-1962 * Ratification. *

Convention Concerning the Finding of Certain Deffunctions. * Portugal. * 28-12-1981 * Accession. *

Athens, 24 September 1966. * * * *

of March 22 and July 16, 1980. * * * *

Additional Protocol to the European Convention on Information on Foreign Law, * Luxembourg. * 11-6-1982 * Ratification. *

Strasbourg, 15 March 1978. * * * *

of June 24, 1982. * * * *

E. D. Criminal and Procedural Law. * * * *

International Convention for the Repressure of the Counterfeiting of Coins. * Australia. * 5-1-1982 * Accession. *

* Indonesia. * 18-1-1982 * Accession with the following reservation: *

Geneva, April 20, 1929. * * * *

. of 8 April 1931 * * * The Government of the Republic of Indonesia is not considered bound by the provisions of Article 19. of this Convention, while maintaining that any dispute concerning the interpretation or application of the Convention may be subject to or shall be subject to the decision of the International Court of Justice only where there is agreement between all the parts in controversy *

Convention on the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral judgments.

New York, June 10, 1958.

. of 11 July 1977.

Germany, Federal Rep. of * June 30, 1961. Ratification (1) *

Australia * March 26, 1975. Accession. *

Austria * * May 5, 1961. Accession (2). *

Belgium * * August 8, 1975. Ratification (3). *

Benin * May 16, 1974, Accession. *

Botswana * December 20, 1971. Adhesion (4) *

Bulgaria * * October 10, 1961. Ratification (5). *

Colombia * * * September 25, 1979. Accession. *

Cuba * December 30, 1974. Accession (6). *

Czechoslovakia * July 10, 1959. Ratification (7) .*

Chile * September 4, 1975. Accession. *

Cyprus * * December 29, 1980. Accession (8). *

Denmark * December 22, 1972. Accession (9). *

Ecuador * January 3, 1962. Ratification (10). *

Egypt * March 9, 1959. Accession. *

Spain * May 12, 1977. Accession. *

United States of America * September 30, 1978 * Accession (11). *

Philippines * July 6, 1967. Ratification (12) *

Finland * * January 19, 1962. Ratification. *

rance * June 26, 1959. Ratification (13) *

Ghana * April 9, 1968 Accession. *

Greece * * July 16, 1962. Adhesion (14) .*

Hungary * March 5, 1962 Accession (15) *

India, * * July 13, 1960 Ratification (16) *

Indonesia * October 7, 1981. Accession (17). *

Ireland * May 12, 1981. Adhesion (18) *

Israel * January 5, 1959. Ratification. *

Israel * June 23, 1980. Objection to the reservation made by Jordan *

Italy * January 31, 1969. Accession. *

Japan * June 20, 1961. Accession (19). *

Jordan * November 15, 1979 Ratification (19a). *

Democratic Kanpuchea * January 5, 1960 Accession. *

Kuwait * April 28, 1978. Accession (20). *

Madagascar * July 16, 1962. Accession (21). *

Morocco * February 12, 1959. Accession (27). *

Mexico * April 14, 1971. Accession *

Monaco * June 2, 1982. Ratification (23). *

Niger * October 14, 1984. Accession. *

Nigeria * March 17, 1970. Accession (24). *

Norway * March 14, 1961. Accession (25). *

Netherlands * April 24, 1984. Ratification (26). *

Poland * October 3, 1961. Ratification (27). *

United Kingdom * September 24, 1975 * Accession (28). *

Syrian Arab Republic * March 9, 1959, Accession. *

Central African Republic * October 15, 1962. Accession (29). *

Republic of Korea * February 8, 1973. Accession (2a). *

German Democratic Republic * February 20, 1975. Accession (30). *

Soviet Socialist Republic of Belarus * November 15, 1960. Ratification. (31). *

Soviet Socialist Republic of Ukraine * October 10, 1960 Ratification (32). *

United Republic of Tanzania. October 13, 1964. Adhesion (33) *

Romania * September 13, 1961. Adnession (34). *

San Marino * May 17, 1979, Accession. *

Holy See * May 14, 1975. Accession (35). *

Sri Lanka * April 9, 1962. Ratification. *

South Africa * May 3, 1978. Accession. *

Sweden * January 28, 1972. Ratification *

Switzerland * June 1, 1965, Ratification (38). *

Thailand * * December 21, 1959. Accession. *

Trinidad and Tobago * February 4, 1966. Adhesion (37) *

Tunisia * * July 17, 1967. Accession (38). *

USSR * August 24, 1960. Accession. (39). *

Yugoslavia * February 26, 1982. Accession (40). *

RESERVATIONS AND DECLARATIONS

Germany, Federal Republic of

.

2. Austria

The Republic of Austria shall apply the Convention, in accordance with the first sentence of Article 1 (3), to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State. only.

3. Belgium

At the time of ratification pursuant to Article I, paragraph 3, the Government of the Kingdom of Belgium declares that it will apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of the arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of Belgium. of a Contracting State only.

4. Botswana

The Republic of Botswana shall apply only the Convention to disputes arising out of a legal or non-contractual relationship considered commercial by the right of Botswana.

5. Bulgaria

6. Cuba

The Republic of Cuba shall apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State. In respect of arbitral judgments handed down by other non-Contracting States, the Convention shall apply only to the extent that those States grant reciprocal treatment in the form established by mutual agreement between the parties. In addition, it will only apply the Convention to disputes arising from legal relations. whether or not they are considered commercial by Cuban legislation.

7. Czechoslovakia

Czechoslovakia shall apply the Convention to the recognition and to the Convention of arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State in respect of judgments given in the territory of non-Contracting States only implement the Convention in so far as these States grant reciprocal treatment.

8. Cyprus

Cyprus shall apply the Convention, on the basis of reciprocity, to the recognition and enforcement of judgments rendered solely in the territory of another Contracting State; in addition, it shall apply the Convention only to differences arising from legal relationships, whether or not they are contractual, which are considered to be commercial in accordance with their national law.

9. Denmark

In accordance with the terms of Article I, paragraph 3, the Convention shall take effect in respect of the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments handed down by another Contracting State, only and shall be valid only in respect of trade relations.

10. Ecuador

Ecuador on the basis of reciprocity will apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State only if such arbitral judgments have been given in litigation arising from legal relations considered commercial by Ecuadorian law.

11. United States of America

The United States of America shall only apply the Convention to disputes arising from legal relations, whether or not they are contractual, considered commercial by the internal law of the United States.

12. Philippines

The delegation of the Philippines signs "ad referendum" this Convention with the reservation that it does so on the basis of reciprocity and declares that the Philippines will apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of the arbitral sentences issued in the Territory of another Contracting State only, in accordance with the provisions of Article I, paragraph 3 of the Convention

(Declaration made at the time of ratification).

The Philippines, on the basis of reciprocity, will apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State only and only to disputes arising out of legal relations, whether contractual or non-contractual, considered commercial by the national law of the State making such a declaration.

13. France

With reference to the possibility offered by paragraph 3 of Article I of the Convention, France declares that it will apply the Convention on the basis of reciprocity to the recognition and enforcement of the arbitral judgments handed down in the the territory of another Contracting State only declares that it will only apply the Convention to disputes arising from legal relations, whether or not they are contractual, considered commercial by its domestic law.

14. Greece

This Convention is approved subject to the two limitations referred to in Article 1, paragraph 3 thereof.

15. Hungary

< ... the People's Republic of Hungary shall apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments given in (e) territory of another Contracting State only and to deal with disputes arising from relations Legal entities considered to be trade relations By the right of the hungar>,

16. India

17. Indonesia

18. Ireland

Pursuant to Article I, paragraph 3. the Government of Ireland shall apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments rendered solely in the territory of another Contracting State.

19. Japan

< ... It shall apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State only >

19a. Jordan

The Government of Jordan will not be bound by any arbitral judgment handed down by Israel or in which Israel is a party.

20. Kuwait

The State of Kuwait shall apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State only.

It is understood that the accession of the State of Kuwait to the Convention on the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral judgments, made in New York on 10 June 1958, does not in any way mean The European Union is not in a position to recognize Israel's relations with Israel, nor do they give rise to relations governed by the Convention.

21. Madagascar

The Malagasy Republic declares that it will apply the Convention on the basis of reciprocity, recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State only; it further declares that only apply the Convention to disputes arising from legal or non-contractual relations, which are considered commercial by their domestic law.

22. Morocco

The Government of His Majesty the King of Morocco shall apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State only.

23. Monaco

In relation to the possibility offered by Article 1-3 of the Convention, the Principality of Monaco will only apply the Convention, on the basis of reciprocity, to the recognition and enforcement of judgments handed down in the Convention. territory of other Contracting States.

The Convention will also apply the Convention only to disputes arising from legal, contractual or non-contractual relations, which are considered commercial in accordance with its national law.

24. Nigeria

25. Norway

< 1. We shall apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments in the territory of one of the Contracting States only. >

< 2. We shall not apply the Convention to disputes where the object of the proceedings is immovable property located in Norway or a right to such property. >

26. Netherlands

With reference to paragraph 3 of Article I of the Convention on the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral judgments, the Government of the Kingdom declares that it will apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of the arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State.

27. Poland

28. United Kingdom

The United Kingdom shall apply the Convention for the recognition and enforcement of judgments in the territory of another Contracting State.

This declaration is also made on behalf of Gibraltar Hong Kong and the Isle of Man to which the Convention has been extended.

29. Central African Republic

With reference to the possibility offered by paragraph 3 of Article I of the Convention, the Central African Republic declares that it will apply the Convention, on the basis of reciprocity, to the recognition and enforcement of judgments. The Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice of the European Union, of the Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice of the European Union, of the Court of Justice of the European Union

29. bis. Republic of Korea

Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 3 of Article I of this Convention, the Government of the Republic of Korea declares that the Convention shall apply to the recognition and enforcement of the arbitral judgments given in the territory of another Contracting State only. It further declares that it will only apply the Convention to disputes arising from legal relations, whether contractual or not, considered commercial by its domestic law.

30. German Democratic Republic

With regard to Article I: The German Democratic Republic shall apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State. As regards the arbitral judgments handed down in the territories of non-Contracting States, the Convention shall apply only in so far as those States grant reciprocity. In addition, the German Democratic Republic will only apply the Convention to disputes arising from contractual or non-contractual legal relations regarded as commercial by the internal law of the German Democratic Republic.

With regard to Articles VIII and IX: The German Democratic Republic considers that the provisions of Articles VIII and IX of the Convention are

incompatible with the principle that all States pursuing a policy in accordance with the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations has the right to be parties to all conventions affecting the interests of all States.

With regard to Article X: The position of the German Democratic Republic as regards Article X of the Convention as regards the application of the Convention to the colonial territories and other non-autonomous territories It is governed by the provisions of the United Nations Declaration on the Concession of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples (Res. 1514 (XV) of 14 December 1960, which proclaims the need to quickly and unconditionally end colonialism in all its forms and manifestations.

31. Soviet Socialist Republic of Belarus

The Soviet Socialist Republic of Belarus shall apply the provisions of this Convention in respect of arbitral judgments handed down in the territories of a non-Contracting State only to the extent that they grant a reciprocal treatment

32. Soviet Socialist Republic of Ukraine

The Soviet Socialist Republic of Ukraine shall apply the provisions of this Convention in respect of arbitral judgments rendered in the territories of non-Contracting States only to the extent that they are grant a reciprocal treatment.

33. United Republic of Tanzania

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34. Romania

The Romanian People's Republic will apply the Convention only to disputes arising from legal relations, whether or not they are contractual, considered commercial by its law.

The Romanian People's Republic will apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State. As regards arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of certain non-Contracting States, the Romanian People's Republic shall apply the Convention only on the basis of reciprocity, established by joint agreement between the parties.

35. Holy See

The Vatican City State shall apply that Convention, on the basis of reciprocity, on the one hand, to the recognition and enforcement of the arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State only and, by another, only in disputes arising from legal or non-contractual relations, which are considered commercial by the Vatican law.

36. Switzerland

With reference to the possibility offered by paragraph 3 of Article I, Switzerland shall apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another Contracting State only.

37. Trinidad and Tobago

.

38. Tunisia

With the reservations provided for in Article I, paragraph 3 of the Convention, that the Tunisian State shall apply the Convention to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral judgments handed down in the territory of another State Contracting only and only to disputes arising from legal, whether or not contractual, relations regarded as commercial by the Tunisian right.

39. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics shall apply the provisions of this Convention in respect of arbitral judgments handed down in the territories of non-Contracting States only to the extent that they grant a reciprocal treatment.

40. Yugoslavia

1. The Convention shall apply in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia only to those arbitral judgments which have been handed down after the entry into force of the Convention.

2. The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia shall apply the Convention on the basis of reciprocity only to those arbitral judgments which have been handed down in the territory of another State Party to the Convention.

3. The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia shall apply the Convention only in relation to disputes arising from legal, contractual or non-contractual relations which are considered to be economic in accordance with its law. national.

TERRITORIAL application

Australia. * 23-3-1975 * The Convention will extend to all territories and whose international relations Australia is responsible for other than Papua New Guinea. *

Denmark. * 1-1-1976 * Denmark will not apply the Convention to the Faroe Islands and Greenland for the time being. *

United States. * 3-11-1970 * The Convention will apply to all territories whose international relations the United States is responsible for. *

France. * 26-6-1959 * Extension to all territories of the French Republic. *

The Netherlands. * 24-4-1964 * The Instrument of Ratification stipulates that the Convention is also ratified by Suriname and the Netherlands Antilles. *

United Kingdom. * 24-9-1975 * Extension to Gibraltar. *

* * 21-4-1977 * Extension to Hong Kong. *

* * 23-5-1979 * Extension to Isle of Man. *

* * 12-2-1980 * Extension to Bermuda (1). *

* * 24-2-1981 * Extension to Cayman Islands and Belize (2). *

Federal Republic of Germany. * 28-9-1961 * Extension to the Land of Berlin. *

(1) Declaration that the Government of Bermuda shall apply the Convention in accordance with Article 1, paragraph 3, only in the case of the recognition and enforcement of judgments in the territory of another Contracting State.

(2) Statement that the Government of the Cayman Islands and the Government of Belize shall apply the Convention in accordance with Article I, paragraph 3, only in the case of the recognition and enforcement of judgments in the territory of Belize of another Contracting State.

Convention abolishing the requirement for the legalization of foreign public documents. * Bahamas. * 24-5-1982 * Notification of modification of the designation of authorities as follows: *

The Hague, October 5, 1961. * * * *

of 25 September and 17 October 1978 and 18 January 1979. * * * *

* * a) The Permanent Secretary. *

* * * Ministry of Foreign Business. *

* * * b) The Undersecretary. *

* * * Ministry of Foreign Business. *

* * * c) The alternate permanent secretary. *

Convention for the Suppression of Illicit Acts against the Security of Civil Aviation * Tunisia. * 2-12-1981 * Accession, subject to Article 14. *

Montreal, 23 September 1971. * * * *

, of 14 January 1974. * * * *

* Liberia. * 1-2-1982 * Accession. *

* Solomon Islands. * 3-5-1982 * Succession. *

* Luxembourg * 18-5-1982 * Ratification. *

* Uganda. * 19-7-1982 * Accession. *

Convention on the waiver of the legalization of certain documents. * France. * 5-5-1982 * Acceptance, *

Athens, September 15, 1977. * * * *

of 11 May, 18 June and 16 July 1981. * * * *

* Austria. * 23-4-1982 * Accession. *

F. Labour force

F. A. General.

F. B. Specific.

Convention number 53 of the O. I. T. relative to the minimum professional capacity of the Captains and Officers of the Merchant Navy.

Geneva, October 29, 1936.

of May 18, 1972.

This Convention came into force on March 29, 1939

States * Ratified the *

Argentina * 17 2 1955 *

Belgium * 11 4 1938 *

Brazil * 12 10 1938 *

Bulgaria * 29 12 1949 *

Cuba * 5 2 1971 *

China * 10 12 1961 *

Denmark * 13 7 1938 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Egypt * 20 5 1939 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

United States * 29 10 1938 *

Philippines * 17 11 1960 *

Finland * 8 4 1947 *

France * 19 6 1947 *

Israel * 19 6 1969 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Liberia * 9 5 1960 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya * 15 11 1974 *

Mauritania * 8 11 1963 *

Mexico * 1 9 1939 *

Norway * 7 7 1937 *

New Zealand * 29 * 3 1938 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 26 7 1960 *

Yugoslavia * 26 5 1961 *

Convention number 55 of O. I. T. concerning the obligations of the shipowner in case of sickness, accident or death of seafarers.

Geneva, October 24, 1936.

of November 30, 1972.

This Convention came into force on October 29, 1939

States * Ratified the *

Belgium * 11 4 1938 *

Bulgaria * 29 12 1949 *

Djibouti 3 8 1978 *

Spain * 30 11 1971 *

United States * 29 10 1938 *

France * 19 6 1947 *

Greece * 19 6 1968 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Liberia * 9 5 1960 *

Morocco * 14 3 1958 *

Mexico * 15 9 1939 *

Panama * 4 6 1971 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

Tunisia * 14 4 1970 *

Convention number 56 of the O. I. T. on insurance against the disease of seafarers.

Geneva, October 24, 1936.

of November 30, 1972.

This Convention came into force on 9 December 1949.

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 12 12 1956 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Belgium * 3 8 1949 *

Bulgaria * 29 12 1949 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Spain * 30 11 1971 *

France * 9 12 1948 *

Norway * 6 6 1966 *

Panama * 4 6 1971 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

United Kingdom * 30 9 1944 *

Yugoslavia * 13 10 1958 *

Convention number 62 of O. I. T. concerning safety requirements in the building industry.

Geneva June 23, 1937.

of August 20, 1959.

This Convention came into force on 4 July 1942

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 14 6 1955 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Belgium * 3 10 1951 *

Bulgaria * 29 12 1949 *

Burundi * 11 3 1963 *

Central African Republic * 9 6 1964 *

Colombia * 4 3 1969 *

Denmark * 30 11 1972 *

Egypt * 23 3 1982 *

Spain * 24 5 1958 *

Finland * 8 4 1947 *

France * 16 12 1950 *

Guatemala * 9 1 1973 *

Guinea * 12 12 1966 *

Honduras * 17 11 1964 *

Hungary * 8 6 1956 *

Ireland * 13 6 1972 *

Mauritania * 8 11 1963 *

Mexico * 4 7 1941 *

Netherlands * 2 5 1950 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

Poland * 17 4 1950 *

Rwanda * 18 9 1962 *

Switzerland * 23 s 1940 *

Suriname * 15 6 1976 *

Tunisia * 12 1 1959 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

Zaire * 20 9 1960 *

Convention number 63 of the O. l. T. concerning the statistics of wages and working hours in the major mining and manufacturing industries in construction and construction and in agriculture.

Geneva, June 20, 1933.

of May 25, 1972.

This Convention came into force on June 22, 1940

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 22 6 1954 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Australia * 5 9 1939 *

Austria (1) (2) * 26 11 1958 *

Barbados (3) * 8 5 1967 *

Burma (2) (3) * 24 * 11 1961 *

Canada * 6 4 1946 *

Cuba * 7 9 1954 *

Czechoslovakia * 12 6 1950 *

Chile (3) * 10 5 1957 *

Denmark (3) * 22 6 1939 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Egypt (2) (3) * 5 10 1940 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

Finland (3) * 8 4 1947 *

France * 28 8 1951 *

Guatemala * 4 8 1961 *

Ireland * 9 10 1946 *

Kenya * 13 1 1964 *

Mauritius (1) * 2 12 1969 *

Mexico * 16 7 1942 *

Nicaragua * 1 10 1981 *

Norway (3) * 29 3 1940 *

New Zealand (1) * 18 1 1940 *

Netherlands * 9 3 1940 *

Panama (2) * 15 7 1941 *

United Kingdom * 26 5 1947 *

Syrian Arab Republic (2) (3) * 26 7 1960 *

Sri Lanka (2) * 25 8 195 *

South Africa (1) (2) * 8 8 1939 *

Sweden (3) * 21 6 1939 *

Switzerland (2) (3) * 23 5 1940 *

Tanzania: * *

Tanganyika (1) * 19 11 1962 *

Zanzibar * 22 6 1964 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

(1) Excluding Part II.

(2) Excluding Part IV.

(3) Excluding Part III.

Convention number 68 of the O. I T. concerning the feeding and the service of the fonda on board of the ships.

Seattle, June 27, 1946.

of May 25, 1972.

This Convention came into force on March 24, 1957

States * Ratified the *

Angola * 4 6 1976 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Argentina * 24 9 1956 *

Belgium * 5 12 1951 *

Bulgaria * 29 12 1949 *

Canada * 19 3 1951 *

Spain * 14 7 1971 *

France * 9 12 1948 *

Greece * 28 * 8 1981 *

Guinea Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

Ireland * 12 6 1958 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Norway * 28 1 1957 *

New Zealand * 31 5 1977 *

Netherlands * 17 6 1953 *

Panama * 4 6 1971 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

Poland * 13 4 1954 *

Portugal * 13 6 1952 *

United Kingdom * 6 8 1953 *

Convention number 69 of the O. I. T. concerning the certificate of competence of the cooks of ships.

Seattle, June 27, 1946

of 19 February 1972.

This Convention came into force on April 22, 1953

States * Ratified the *

Angola * 4 6 1976 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Belgium * 5 12 1951 *

Bulgaria * 29 12 1949 *

Canada * 19 3 1951 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

France * 9 12 1948 *

Ghana * 18 3 1965 *

Greece * 9 10 1963 *

Guinea Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

Ireland * 16 6 1951 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Japan * 29 7 1975 *

Norway * 6 3 1952 *

New Zealand * 11 1 1980 *

Netherlands * 23 2 1951 *

Panama * 4 6 1971 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

Poland * 13 4 1954 *

Portugal * 13 8 1952 *

United Kingdom * 29 7 1949 *

Ukraine RSS * 17 6 1970 *

USSR 4 11 1969 *

Yugoslavia * 6 3 1961 *

Convention No. 73 of the O. I. T. concerning the medical examination of seafarers.

Seattle, June 29, 1946.

of May 20, 1972

This Convention came into force on August 17, 1955

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 8 10 1976 *

Angola * 4 8 1976 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Argentina * 17 2 1955 *

Belgium * 5 12 1951 *

Bulgaria * 29 12 1948 *

Canada * 19 3 1951 *

China * 10 12 1964 *

Denmark * 28 7 1980 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Spain * 14 7 1971 *

Finland * 15 5 1958 *

France * 9 12 1948 *

Greece * 8 5 1981 *

Guinea-Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Japan * 22 8 1955 *

Norway * 17 2 1955 *

Netherlands * 17 8 1958 *

Panama * 4 8 1971 *

Peru * 4 4 1982 *

Poland * 13 4 1954 *

Portugal * 13 8 1952 *

Sweden * 9 1 1982 *

Tunisia * 14 4 1970 *

Ukraine RSS * 17 6 1970 *

USSR 4 11 1969 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

Yugoslavia 25 11 1968 *

Convention number 74 of the O. I T. concerning the certificate of preferential seaman.

Seattle, June 29, 1946.

of May 20, 1972.

This Convention came into force on July 14, 1951

States * Ratified the *

Angola * 4 6 1978 *

Algeria * 15 10 1962 *

Barbados * 8 5 1987 *

Belgium * 5 12 1951 *

Canada * 19 3 1951 *

Egypt * 30 3 1987 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

United States * 9 4 1953 *

France * 9 12 1948 *

Ghana * 18 3 1965 *

Guinea-Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

Ireland * 21 8 1957 *

Italy * 23 8 1981 *

Mauritius * 2 12 1969 *

New Zealand * 5 12 1981 *

Netherlands * 14 7 1950 *

Panama * 4 6 1971 *

Poland * 13 4 1954 *

Portugal * 13 6 1952 *

United Kingdom * 13 5 1952 *

Yugoslavia * 22 12 1961 *

Convention number 77 of the O. I. T. concerning the medical examination of aptitude for the employment of minors in the industry.

Montreal, October 9, 1948.

of May 26, 1972.

This Convention came into force on December 29, 1950

States * Ratified the *

Albania * 3 6 1957 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Argentina * 17 2 1955 *

Belgium * 10 4 1979 *

Belarus RSS * 6 11 1956 *

Bolivia * 15 11 1973 *

Bulgaria * 29 12 1949 *

Cameroon United Rep. * 25 5 1970 *

Comoros * 23 10 1978 *

Cuba * 13 1 1954 *

Czechoslovakia * 23 4 1980 *

Djibouti * 3 6 1978 *

Dominican Republic * 19 6 1973 *

Ecuador * 18 7 1975 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

Philippines * 17 11 1960 *

France * 23 6 1951 *

Greece * 28 8 1981 *

Guatemala * 13 2 1952 *

Haiti * 12 4 1957 *

Hungary * 8 6 1956 *

Iraq * 13 1 1951 *

Israel * 23 12 1953 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Luxembourg * 3 3 1958 *

Nicaragua * 1 3 1976 *

Panama * 15 7 1971 *

Paraguay * 21 3 1966 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

Poland * 11 12 1947 *

German Democratic Rep. 19 6 1975 *

Tunisia * 14 4 1970 *

Ukraine RSS * 14 9 1956 *

USSR * 10 8 1956 *

Uruguay * 18 8 1954 *

ILO Convention number 78, concerning the medical examination of aptitude for the employment of minors in non-industrial work.

Montreal, October 9, 1946.

of May 22, 1972.

This Convention came into force on December 29, 1950

States * Ratified the *

Albania * 3 6 1957 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Argentina * 17 2 1955 *

Belarus RSS * 3 11 1956 *

Bolivia * 15 11 1973 *

Bulgaria * 29 12 1949 *

Cameroon United Rep. * 25 5 1970 *

Comoros * 23 10 1978 *

Cuba * 7 9 1954 *

Czechoslovakia * 23 4 1980 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Ecuador * 26 * 8 1975 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

France * 23 6 1951 *

Greece * 28 8 1981 *

Guatemala * 13 2 1952 *

Haiti * 12 1 1957 *

Honduras * 20 6 1960 *

Hungary * 8 6 1956 *

Iraq * 5 7 1960 *

Israel * 23 12 1953 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Luxembourg * 3 3 1958 *

Nicaragua * 1 3 1976 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Paraguay * 21 3 1966 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

Poland * 11 12 1947 *

German Democratic Rep. * 19 6 1979 *

Ukraine RSS * 14 9 1956 *

USSR * 10 8 1956 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

ILO Convention No. 79 on the limitation of the night work of minors in non-industrial work.

Montreal, October 5, 1946.

of May 22, 1972.

This Convention came into force on December 29, 1950

States * Ratified the *

Argentina * 17 2 1955 *

Belarus RSS * 6 11 1956 *

Bulgaria * 29 12 1949 *

Cuba * 7 9 1954 *

Dominican Republic * 22 9 1953 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

Guatemala * 13 2 1952 *

Israel * 23 12 1953 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Luxembourg * 3 3 1958 *

Paraguay * 21 3 1966 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

Poland * 11 12 1947 *

Ukraine RSS * 14 9 1956 *

USSR * 10 8 1956 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

ILO Convention number 80, which partially reviews the Conventions adopted by the ILO General Conference in its first 28 meetings.

Montreal 9 October 1946.

of October 13, 1958.

This Convention came into force on May 28, 1947

States * Ratified the *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Argentina * 14 3 1950 *

Australia * 25 1 1949 *

Austria * 31 3 1949 *

Bangladesh * 22 6 1972 *

Belgium * 3 3 1949 *

Brazil * 13 4 1948 *

Bulgaria * 7 11 1955 *

Canada * 31 7 1947 *

Colombia * 10 6 1947 *

Cuba * 20 7 1953 *

Czechoslovakia * 12 6 1950 *

Chile * 3 11 1949 *

China * 4 8 1947 *

Denmark * 30 6 1949 *

Dominican Republic * 29 6 1947 *

Egypt * 7 6 1949 *

Spain * 24 6 1958 *

United States * 24 6 1948 *

Ethiopia * 23 7 1947 *

Finland * 28 6 1947 *

France * 20 1 1948 *

Greece * 13 6 1952 *

Guatemala * 1 10 1947 *

India * 17 11 1947 *

Iraq * 9 9 1947 *

Ireland * 14 6 1947 *

Italy * 11 12 1947 *

Japan * 27 5 1954 *

Luxembourg * 29 10 1948 *

Morocco * 20 5 1957 *

Mexico * 20 4 1948 *

Norway * 5 1 1949 *

New Zealand * 8 7 1947 *

Netherlands * 15 1 1948 *

Pakistan * 25 3 1948 *

Panama * 13 5 1954 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

Poland * 11 12 1947 *

United Kingdom * 28 5 1947 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 28 7 1960 *

Sri Lanka * 19 9 1950 *

South Africa * 19 6 1947 *

Sweden * 29 5 1947 *

Switzerland * 22 4 1947 *

Thailand * 5 12 1947 *

Turkey * 13 7 1949 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

Venezuela * 13 9 1948 *

Viet Nam * 6 1953 *

Yugoslavia * 21 5 1952 *

ILO Convention number 81 on the inspection of work in industry and trade.

Geneva, July 11, 1947.

of 4 January 1961.

This Convention came into force on April 7, 1950

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 14 6 1955 *

High Volta * 21 5 1979 *

Angola * 4 6 1976 *

Saudi Arabia * 15 6 1978 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Argentina * 17 2 1955 *

Australia (1) * 24 6 1975 *

Austria * 30 4 1949 *

Bahamas * 25 5 1976 *

Bahrain * 11 6 1981 *

Bangladesh * 22 6 1972 *

Barbados (1) * 8 5 1967 *

Belgium * 5 4 1957 *

Bolivia * 15 11 1973 *

Bulgaria * 29 12 1949 *

Burundi * 30 7 1971 * Cape Verde * 16 10 1979 *

United Rep. of Cameroon (1) * 3 9 1962 *

Central African Republic * 9 6 1964 *

Colombia (1) * 13 11 1967 *

Comoros * 23 10 1978 *

Costa Rica * 2 6 1960 *

Cuba * 7 9 1954 *

Chad * 30 11 1965 *

China (1) * 13 2 1962 *

Cyprus (1) * 23 9 1960 *

Denmark * 6 8 1958 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Dominican Republic * 22 9 1953 *

Ecuador * 26 8 1975 *

Egypt * 11 10 1956 *

Spain * 30 1 1960 *

Finland * 20 1 1950 *

France * 16 12 1950 *

Gabon * 17 7 1972 *

Ghana * 2 7 1959 *

Granada (1) * 9 7 1979 *

Greece * 16 6 1955 *

Guatemala * 13 2 1952 *

Guinea * 26 3 1959 *

Guinea-Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

Guyana (1) * 8 6 1966 *

Haiti * 31 3 1952 *

India (1) * 7 4 1949 *

Iraq * 13 1 1951 *

Ireland (1) * 16 6 1951 *

Israel * 7 6 1955 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Jamaica (1) 26 12 1962 *

Japan * 20 10 1953 *

Jordan * 27 3 1969 *

Kenya * 13 1 1964 *

Kuwait * 23 11 1964 *

Lebanon * 26 7 1962 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya * 27 5 1971 *

Luxembourg * 3 3 1958 *

Madagascar * 21 12 1971 *

Malaysia: * *

Peninsular Malaysia * 1 7 1963 *

Sabah * 3 3 1964 *

Saravak * 3 3 1964 *

Malawi * 22 3 1965 *

Mali * 2 3 1964 *

Malta (1) * 4 1 1965 *

Morocco * 14 3 1958 *

Mauritius * 2 12 1969 *

Mauritania * 8 11 1963 *

Mozambique * 6 6 1977 *

Niger * 9 1 1979 *

Nigeria (1) * 17 10 1960 *

Norway * 5 1 1949 *

New Zealand (1) * 30 11 1959 *

Netherlands * 15 9 1951 *

Pakistan * 10 10 1953 *

Panama * 3 6 1958 *

Paraguay * 28 8 1967 *

Peru * 1 2 1960 *

Portugal * 12 2 1962 *

Qatar * 18 8 1976 *

United Kingdom (1) * 28 6 1949 *

Romania * 6 6 1973 *

Rwanda * 2 12 1980 *

Senegal * 22 10 1962 *

Sierra Leone (1) * 13 6 1961 *

Singapore * 25 10 1965 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 26 7 1960 *

Sri Lanka * 3 4 1950 *

Sudan * 22 10 1970 *

Sweden * 25 11 1949 *

Switzerland * 13 7 1949 *

Suniname * 15 6 1976 *

Swaziland * 5 6 1981 *

Tanzania: * *

Tangayika (1) * 30 1 1962 *

Tunisia * 15 5 1957 *

Turkey * 5 3 1951 *

Uganda (1) * 4 6 1963 *

Uruguay * 28 8 1978 *

Venezuela * 21 7 1967 *

Viet Nam * 6 1 1964 *

Yemen * 29 7 1976 *

Yugoslavia * 18 8 1955 *

Zaire * 19 4 1968 *

(1) Excluding Part II.

ILO Convention No. 87 on Freedom of Association and Protection of the Right to Organise.

San Francisco 9 July 1948.

of 11 May 1977.

This Convention came into force on 4 July 1950

States * Ratified the *

Albania * 3 6 1957 *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 20 3 1957 *

High Volta * 21 11 1960 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Argentina * 18 1 1960 *

Australia * 28 2 1973 *

Austria * 18 10 1950 *

Bangladesh * 22 6 1972 *

Barbados * 6 5 1967 *

Belgium * 23 10 1951 *

Benin * 12 12 1960 *

Belarus RSS * 6 11 1958 *

Burma * 4 3 1955 *

Bolivia * 4 1 1965 *

Bulgaria * 8 6 1959 *

United Rep. of Cameroon * 7 6 1960 *

Canada * 23 3 1972 *

Central African Republic * 27 10 1960 *

Colombia * 16 11 1976 *

Comoros * 23 10 1978 *

Congo * 10 11 1960 *

Ivory Coast * 21 11 1960 *

Costa Rica * 2 6 1960 *

Cuba * 25 6 1952 *

Chad * 10 11 1960 *

Czechoslovakia * 21 1 1964 *

Cyprus * 24 5 1966 *

Denmark * 13 6 1951 *

Djibouti * 3 6 1978 *

Dominican Republic * 5 12 1956 *

Ecuador * 29 5 1967 *

Egypt * 6 11 1957 *

Spain * 20 4 1977 *

Ethiopia * 4 6 1963 *

Philippines * 29 12 1953 *

Finland * 20 1 1950 *

France * 28 6 1951 *

Gabon * 14 10 1960 *

Ghana * 2 6 1965 *

Greece * 30 3 1982 *

Guatemala * 13 2 1952 *

Guinea * 21 1 1959 *

Guyana * 25 9 1967 *

Haiti * 5 6 1979 *

Honduras * 27 6 1956 *

Hungary * 6 6 1957 *

Ireland * 4 6 1955 *

Iceland * 19 8 1950 *

Israel * 28 1 1957 *

Italy * 13 5 1958 *

Jamaica * 26 12 1962 *

Japan * 14 6 1965 *

Kuwait * 21 9 1961 *

Lesotho * 31 10 1966 *

Liberia * 25 5 1962 *

Luxembourg * 3 3 1958 *

Madagascar * 1 11 1960 *

Mali * 22 9 1960 *

Malta * 4 1 1965 *

Mauritania * 20 6 1961 *

Mexico * 1 4 1950 *

Mongolia * 3 6 1969 *

Nicaragua * 31 10 1967 *

Niger * 27 2 1961 *

Nigeria * 17 10 1960 *

Norway * 4 7 1949 *

Netherlands * 7 3 1950 *

Pakistan * 14 2 1951 *

Panama * 3 6 1958 *

Paraguay * 28 6 1962 *

Peru * 2 3 1960 *

Poland * 25 2 1957 *

Portugal * 14 10 1977 *

United Kingdom * 27 6 1949 *

German Democratic Rep. 7 5 1975 *

Romania * 28 5 1957 *

Saint Lucia * 14 5 1980 *

Senegal * 4 11 1960 *

Seychelles * 6 2 1978 *

Sierra Leone * 15 6 1961 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 26 7 1960 *

Sweden * 25 11 1949 *

Switzerland * 25 3 1975 *

Suriname * 15 6 1976 *

Swaziland * 26 4 1978 *

Togo * 7 6 1960 *

Trinidad and Tobago * 24 5 1963 *

Tunisia * 18 6 1957 *

Ukraine RSS * 14 9 1956 *

USSR * 10 8 1958 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

Yemen * 29 7 1976 *

Yugoslavia * 23 7 1958 *

ILO Convention number 88 on the organisation of the Employment Service.

San Francisco 9 July 1948.

of January 11, 1981.

This Convention came into force on 10 August 1950

States * Ratified the *

German Rep. Federa) * 22 6 1954 *

Angola * 4 6 1976 *

Algeria * 19 10 1982 *

Argentina * 24 9 1956 *

Australia * 24 12 1949 *

Austria * 25 9 1973 *

Bahamas * 25 5 1976 *

Belgium * 16 3 1953 *

Bolivia * 31 1 1977 *

Brazil * 25 4 1957 *

Canada * 24 8 1950 *

Central African Republic 9 6 1964 *

Colombia * 31 10 1967 *

Costa Rica * 2 6 1960 *

Cuba * 29 4 1952 *

Czechoslovakia * 12 6 1950 *

Cyprus * 23 9 1960 *

Denmark * 30 11 1972 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Dominican Republic * 22 9 1953 *

Ecuador * 26 8 1975 *

Egypt * 3 7 1954 *

Spain * 30 5 1960 *

Ethiopia * 4 6 1963 *

Philippines * 29 12 1953 *

France * 15 10 1952 *

Ghana * 4 * 4 1961 *

Greece * 16 6 1955 *

Guatemala * 13 2 1952 *

Guinea-Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

India * 24 6 1959 *

Iraq * 22 6 1951 *

Ireland * 29 10 1969 *

Israel * 21 8 1959 *

Japan * 20 10 1953 *

Kenya * 13 1 1964 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya * 20 6 1962 *

Luxembourg * 3 3 1958 *

Malaysia * 6 6 1974 *

Malta * 4 1 1985 *

Mozambique * 6 6 1977 *

Nicaragua * 1 10 1981 *

Nigeria * 16 6 1961 *

Norway * 4 7 1949 *

New Zealand * 3 12 1949 *

Netherlands * 7 3 1950 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Peru * 6 4 1962 *

Portugal * 23 6 1972 *

United Kingdom * 10 8 1949 *

Romania * 6 6 1973 *

Sierra Leone * 13 6 1961 *

Singapore * 25 10 1965 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 26 7 1960 *

Sweden * 25 11 1949 *

Switzerland * 19 1 1952 *

Suriname * 15 6 1976 *

Thailand * 26 2 1969 *

Tanzania: * *

Tanganyka * 30 1 1962 *

Tunisia * 11 10 1968 *

Turkey * 14 7 1950 *

Venezuela * 16 11 1964 *

Yugoslavia * 23 7 1958 *

Zaire * 16 6 1969 *

ILO Convention number 89 on the night work of women employed in industry.

San Francisco 9 July 1948.

of July 21, 1959.

This Convention came into force on February 27, 1951

States * Ratified the *

Angola * 4 6 1976 *

Saudi Arabia * 15 6 1978 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Austria * 5 10 1950 *

Bahrain * 11 6 1981 *

Bangladesh * 22 0 1972 *

Belgium * 1 4 1952 *

Bolivia * 15 11 1973 *

Brazil * 25 4 1957 *

Burundi * 11 3 1963 *

Cameroon United Rep. * 25 5 1970 *

Comoros * 23 10 1978 *

Congo * 4 6 1971 *

Costa Rica * 2 6 1960 *

Cuba * 29 4 1952 *

Czechoslovakia * 12 6 1950 *

Cyprus * 8 10 1965 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Dominican Republic * 22 9 1953 *

Egypt * 26 7 1960 *

Spain * 24 6 1958 *

Philippines * 29 12 1953 *

France * 21 9 1953 *

Ghana * 2 7 1959 *

Greece * 27 4 1959 *

Guatemala * 13 2 1952 *

Guinea * 12 12 1966 *

Guinea-Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

India * 27 2 1950 *

Iraq * 17 11 1967 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Kenya * 30 11 1965 *

Kuwait * 21 9 1961 *

Lebanon * 26 7 1962 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya * 20 6 1962 *

Malavi * 22 3 1965 *

Malta * 4 1 1965 *

Mauritania * 8 11 1963 *

New Zealand * 10 11 1950 *

Netherlands * 22 10 1954 *

Pakistan * 14 2 1951 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Paraguay * 21 3 1966 *

Portugal * 2 6 1964 *

Romania * 28 5 1957 *

Rwanda * 18 9 1962 *

Senegal * 22 10 1962 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 1 12 1949 *

South Africa * 2 3 1950 *

Switzerland * 6 5 1950 *

Swaziland * 5 6 1981 *

Tunisia * 15 5 1957 *

Viet Nam * 26 10 1965 *

Yugoslavia * 20 6 1956 *

Zaire * 20 9 1960 *

Zambia * 22 2 1965 *

ILO Convention number 90 on the night work of minors in industry.

San Francisco 10 July 1948.

of May 22, 1972.

This Convention came into force on June 12, 1951

States * Ratified the *

Saudi Arabia * 15 6 1978 *

Argentina * 24 9 1956 *

Bangladesh * Z 6 1972 *

Barbados * 15 1 1976 *

Belarus RSS * 6 11 1956 *

Bolivia * 15 11 1973 *

Burundi * 30 7 1971 *

United Rep. of) Cameroon * 25 5 1970 *

Costa Rica * 2 6 1960 *

Cuba * 29 4 1952 *

Czechoslovakia * 12 6 1950 *

Cyprus * 8 10 1965 *

Dominican Republic * 12 8 1957 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

Philippines * 29 12 1953 *

Ghana * 4 4 1961 *

Greece * 30 3 1962 *

Guatemala * 13 2 1952 *

Guinea * 12 12 1966 *

Haiti * 12 4 1957 *

India * 27 2 1950 *

Israel * 23 12 1953 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Lebanon * 26 7 1962 *

Luxembourg * 3 3 1958 *

Mauritania * 8 11 1963 *

Mexico * 20 6 1956 *

Norway * 20 5 1957 *

Netherlands * 22 10 1954 *

Pakistan * 14 2 1951 *

Paraguay * 21 3 1966 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

Poland * 26 6 1968 *

Sri Lanka * 18 5 1959 *

Swaziland * 5 6 1981 *

Tunisia * 26 4 1961 *

Ukraine RSS * 14 9 1956 *

USSR * 10 8 1956 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

Yugoslavia * 20 2 1957 *

ILO Convention number 92 on the accommodation of crew on board.

Geneva, June 18, 1949.

of May 23, 1972.

This Convention came into force on January 29, 1953

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 14 8 1974 *

Angola * 4 6 1976 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 * Belgium * 30 8 1962 *

Brazil * 8 6 1954 *

Costa Rica * 2 6 1960 *

Cuba * 29 4 1952 *

China * 3 2 1971 *

Denmark * 30 9 1950 *

Spain * 14 7 1971 *

Finland * 22 12 1951 *

France * 26 10 1951 *

Ghana * 18 3 1965 *

Guinea-Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

Iraq * 1 12 1977 *

Ireland * 21 * 7 1952 *

Israel * 21 8 1980 *

Italy * 23 6 1981 *

Liberia * 21 6 1977 *

Norway * 29 6 1950 *

New Zealand * 31 5 1977 *

Netherlands * 17 6 1958 *

Panama * 4 6 1971 *

Poland * 13 4 1954 *

Portugal * 29 7 1952 *

United Kingdom * 6 8 1953 *

Sweden * 18 7 1950 *

Ukraine RSS * 17 6 1970 *

USSR * 4 11 1969 *

Yugoslavia * 25 11 1966 *

ILO Convention number 94 on labour clauses in contracts concluded by the public authorities.

Geneva, June 29, 1949.

of May 25, 1972.

This Convention entered into force on 20 September 1952.

States * Ratified the *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Austria * 10 11 1951 * Bahamas * 25 5 1976 *

Barbados * 8 5 1967 *

Belgium * 13 10 1952 *

Brazil * 18 6 1965 *

Bulgaria * 7 11 1955 *

Burundi * 11 3 1963 *

Cameroon United Rep. * 3 9 1962 *

Central African Republic * 3 6 1964 *

Costa Rica * 2 6 1960 *

Cuba * 29 4 1952 *

Cyprus * 23 9 1960 *

Denmark * 15 8 1955 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Egypt * 26 7 1960 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

Philippines * 29 12 1953 *

Finland * 22 12 1951 *

France * 20 9 1951 *

Ghana * 4 4 1961 *

Granada * 9 7 1979 *

Guatemala * 13 2 1952 *

Guinea * 12 12 1966 *

Guyana * 8 6 1966 *

Israel * 30 3 1953 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Jamaica * 26 12 1962 *

Kenya * 13 1 1964 *

Malaysia: * *

Sabah * 3 3 1964 *

Sarawak * 3 3 1964 *

Morocco * 20 9 1956 *

Mauritius * 2 12 1969 *

Mauritania * 8 11 1963 *

Nigeria * 17 10 1960 *

Netherlands * 20 5 1952 *

Panama * 4 6 1971 *

Rowing United * 30 8 1950 *

Rwanda * 18 9 1962 *

Saint Lucia * 14 5 1980 *

Sierra Leone * 15 6 1961 *

Singapore * 25 10 1965 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 7 6 1957 *

Somalia 18 11 1960 *

Suriname * 15 6 1976 *

Swaziland * 5 6 1981 *

Tanzania: * *

Tankanyika * 30 1 1962 *

Zanzibar * 22 6 1964 *

Turkey * 29 3 1961 *

Uganda * 4 6 1963 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

Yemen Democratic * 14 4 1969 *

Zaire * 20 9 1960 *

ILO Convention number 85 on the protection of wages.

Geneva, July 1, 1949.

of August 22, 1959.

This Convention came into force on 24 September 1952

States * Ratified the *

Afghanistan * 7 1 1957 *

High Volta * 21 11 1960 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Argentina * 24 9 1956 *

Austria * 10 11 1951 *

Bahamas * 25 5 1976 *

Barbados * 8 5 1967 *

Belgium * 22 4 1970 *

Benin * 12 12 1960 *

Belarus RSS * 4 8 1961 *

Bolivia * 31 1 1977 *

Brazil * 25 4 1957 *

Bulgaria * 7 11 1955 *

Cameroon United Rep. * 7 6 1960 *

Central African Republic * 27 10 1960 *

Colombia * 7 6 1963 *

Comoros * 23 10 1978 *

Congo * 10 11 1960 *

Ivory Coast * 21 11 1960 *

Costa Rica * 2 6 1980 *

Cuba * 29 4 1952 *

Chad * 10 11 1960 *

China * 16 11 1962 *

Cyprus * 23 9 1960 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Dominican Republic * 19 6 1973 *

Ecuador * 6 7 1954 *

Egypt * 26 7 1960 *

Spain * 24 6 1958 *

Philippines * 29 12 1953 *

France * 15 10 1952 *

Gabon * 14 10 1960 *

Granada * 9 7 1979 *

Greece * 16 * 6 1955 *

Guatemala * 13 2 1952 *

Guinea * 21 1 1959 *

Guyana * 8 6 1966 *

Honduras * 20 6 1960 *

Hungary * 8 6 1956 *

Iran * 10 6 1972 *

Iraq * 12 5 1960 *

Israel * 12 1 1959 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya * 20 6 1962 *

Madagascar * 1 11 1960 *

Malaysia: * *

Peninsular Malaysia * 17 11 1961 *

Sabah * 3 3 1964 *

Sarawak * 3 3 1964 *

Mali * 22 9 1960 *

Malta * 4 1 1965 *

Mauritius * 2 12 1969 *

Mauritania * 20 6 1961 *

Mexico * 27 9 1955 *

Nicaragua * 1 3 1976 *

Niger * 27 2 1961 *

Nigeria * 17 10 1960 *

Norway * 29 6 1950 *

Netherlands * 20 5 1952 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Paraguay * 21 3 1966 *

Poland * 25 10 1954 *

United Kingdom * 24 9 1951 *

German Democratic Rep. * 7 5 1975 *

Romania * 6 6 1973 *

Saint Lucia * 14 5 1980 *

Senegal * 4 11 1960 *

Sierra Leone * 15 6 1961 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 7 6 1957 *

Somalia * 18 11 1960 *

Sudan * 22 10 1970 *

Suriname * 15 * 6 1976 *

Swaziland * 26 4 1978 *

Tanzania: * *

Tankanyika * 30 1 1962 *

Zanzibar * 22 6 1964 *

Togo * 7 6 1960 *

Tunisia * 28 s 1958 *

Turkey * 29 3 1961 *

Ukraine RSS * 4 8 1961 *

Uganda * 4 6 1963 *

USSR * 4 5 1961 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

Yemen Democratic * 14 4 1969 *

Zaire * 16 6 1969 *

Zambia * 23 10 1979 *

ILO Convention number 96 on paid employment agencies.

Geneva, July 1, 1949.

of May 23, 1972.

This Convention came into effect July 18, 1951

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany (1) * 8 9 1954 *

Algeria (1) * 19 10 1962 *

Bangladesh (1) * 22 6 1972 *

Belgium (1) * 4 7 1958 *

Bolivia (1) * 19 7 1954 *

Ivory Coast (1) * 22 5 1961 *

Costa Rica (1) * 2 6 1960 *

Cuba (1) * 3 2 1953 *

Djibouti (1) * 3 8 1978 *

Egypt (1) * 26 7 1960 *

Spain (1) * 5 5 1971 *

Finland (1) * 22 12 1951 *

France (1) * 10 * 3 1953 *

Gabon (1) * 13 * 6 1961 *

Ghana (1) * 21 * 8 1973 *

Guatemala (1) * 3 * 1 1953 *

Ireland (2) * 13 * 6 1972 *

Israel (2) * 19 * 6 1961 *

Italy (1) * 9 1 1953 *

Japan (2) 11 6 1955 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (1) * 20 6 1962 *

Luxembourg (1) * 15 12 1958 *

Mauritania (1) * 31 3 1964 *

Norway (1) * 29 6 1950 *

Netherlands (1) * 20 5 1952 *

Pakistan (1) * 28 5 1952 *

Panama (1) * 15 7 1971 *

Poland (1) * 25 10 1954 *

Senegal (2) * 22 10 1962 *

Syrian Arab Republic (1) * 7 6 1957 *

Sri Lanka (2) * 30 4 1953 *

Sweden (19) * 18 7 1950 *

Suriname (1) * 15 6 1976 *

Swaziland (1) * 5 6 1981 *

Turkey (2) * 23 1 1952 *

Uruguay (2) * 7 7 1976 *

(1) You have accepted the provisions of Part II.

(2) You have accepted the provisions of Part III.

ILO Convention number 97 on migrant workers (Annex I, II and III).

Geneva, July 1, 1949.

of 7 June 1967.

This Convention came into force on January 22, 1952

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 22 6 1959 *

High Volta * 9 6 1961 *

Algeria (1) * 19 10 1962 *

Bahamas (2) * 25 5 1976 *

Barbados (2) * 8 5 1967 *

Belgium * 27 7 1953 *

Brazil * 18 6 1965 *

United Rep. of Cameroon (2) * 3 9 1962 *

Cuba * 29 4 1962 *

Cyprus (2) * 23 9 1960 *

Ecuador (2) * 5 4 1978 *

Spain * 21 3 1957 *

France (1) * 29 3 1954 *

Granada (2) * 9 7 1979 *

Guatemala * 13 2 1952 *

Guyana (2) * 8 6 1966 *

Israel * 30 3 1953 *

Italy * 22 10 1952 *

Jamaica (2) * 26 12 1962 *

Kenya (2) * 30 11 1965 *

Malaysia: * *

Sabah (2) * 3 3 1964 *

Malawi * 22 3 1965 *

Mauritius (2) * 2 12 1969 *

Nigeria (2) * 17 10 1980 *

Norway * 17 2 1955 *

New Zealand (3) * 10 11 1950 *

Netherlands * 20 5 1952 *

Portugal * 12 12 1978 *

United Kingdom (4) * 22 * 1 1951 *

Saint Lucia (2) * 14 5 1980 *

Tanzania: * *

Zanzibar (2) * 22 6 1964 *

Trinidad and Tobago (2) * 24 5 1963 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

Yugoslavia (5) * 4 12 1968 *

Zambia (2) * 2 12 1964 *

(1) You have excluded the provisions of Annex II.

(2) The provisions of Annexes I-III have been excluded.

(3) You have excluded the provisions of Annex I.

(4) The provisions of Annexes I and III have been excluded.

(5) You have excluded the provisions of Annex III.

ILO Convention number 98 on the right to trade union and collective bargaining.

Geneva, July 1, 1949.

of May 10, 1977.

This Convention came into force on July 18, 1951

States * Ratified the *

Albania * 3 6 1957 *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 8 6 1956 *

High Volta * 16 4 1962 *

Angola * 4 6 1976 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Argentina * 24 9 1956 *

Australia * 28 2 1973 *

Austria * 10 11 1951 *

Bahamas * 25 5 1976 *

Bangladesh * 22 6 1972 *

Barbados * 8 5 1967 *

Belgium 10 12 1953 *

Benin * 16 5 1968 *

Belarus RSS * 16 11 1953 *

Bolivia * 15 11 1973 *

Brazil * 18 11 1952 *

Bulgaria * 8 6 1959 *

Cape Verde * 3 4 1979 *

Cameroon United Rep. * 3 5 1962 *

Central African Republic * 9 6 1984 *

Colombia * 16 11 1976 *

Comoros * 23 10 1978 *

Ivory Coast * 5 5 1961 *

Costa Rica * 2 6 1960 *

Cuba * 29 4 1952 *

Chad * 8 6 1981 *

Czechoslovakia * 21 1 1964 *

China * 11 10 1962 *

Cyprus * 24 5 1966 *

Denmark * 15 8 1955 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Dominican Republic * 22 9 1953 *

Ecuador * 28 5 1959 *

Egypt * 3 7 1954 *

Spain * 20 4 1977 *

Ethiopia * 4 6 1963 *

Fiji * 19 4 1974 *

Philippines * 29 12 1953 *

Finland * 22 12 1951 *

France * 26 10 1951 *

Gabon * 29 5 1961 *

Ghana * 2 7 1959 *

Granada * 9 7 1979 *

Greece * 30 3 1962 *

Guatemala * 13 2 1952 *

Guinea * 26 3 1959 *

Guinea-Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

Guyana * 8 6 1966 *

Haiti * 12 4 1957 *

Honduras * 27 6 1956 *

Hungary * 6 6 1957 *

Indonesia * 15 7 1957 *

Iraq * 27 11 1962 *

Ireland * 4 6 1955 *

Iceland * 15 7 1952 *

Israel * 28 1 1957 *

Italy * 13 5 1958 *

Jamaica * 26 12 1962 *

Japan * 20 10 1953 *

Jordan * 12 12 1988 *

Kenya * 13 1 1964 *

Lesotho * 31 10 1966 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Liberia * 25 5 1962 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriyra * 20 6 1962 *

Luxembourg * 3 3 1958 *

Malaysia: * *

Peninsular Malaysia * 5 6 1961 *

Sabah * 3 3 1984 *

Sarawak * 3 3 1984 *

Malawi * 22 3 1985 *

Mali * 2 3 1964 *

Malta * 4 1 1965 *

Morocco * 20 5 1957 *

Mauritius * 2 12 1969 *

Mongolia * 3 6 1969 *

Nicaragua * 31 10 1967 *

Niger * 23 3 1962 *

Nigeria * 17 10 1980 *

Norway * 17 2 1955 *

Pakistan * 26 5 1952 *

Panama * 16 5 1966 *

Papua New Guinea * 1 5 1976 *

Paraguay * 21 3 1966 *

Peru * 13 3 1964 *

Poland * 25 2 1957 *

Portugal * 1 7 1964 *

United Kingdom * 30 6 1950 *

German Democratic Rep. 7 5 1975 *

Romania * 26 11 1958 *

Saint Lucia * 14 5 1980 *

Senegal * 28 7 1961 *

Sierra Leone * 13 6 1961 *

Singapore * 25 10 1965 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 7 6 1957 *

Sri Lanka * 13 12 1972 *

Sudan * 18 5 1957 *

Sweden * 18 7 1950 *

Swaziland * 28 4 1978 *

Tanzania: * *

Tanganyka * 30 1 1962 *

Zanzibar * 22 6 1964 *

Trinidad and Tobago * 24 5 1963 *

Tunisia * 15 5 1957 *

Turkey * 23 1 1952 *

Ukraine RSS * 14 9 1956 *

Uganda * 4 6 1963 *

USSR * 10 8 1956 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

Venezuela * 19 12 1968 *

Viet Nam * 6 1 1964 *

Yemen * 29 7 1976 *

Yemen Democratic * 14 4 1969 *

Yugoslavia * 23 7 1958 *

Zaire * 16 6 1969 *

ILO Convention number 99 on methods for the minimum wage setting in agriculture.

Geneva, June 28, 1951.

of 28 September 1971.

This Convention came into force on August 23, 1953

States * Registered Ratification * Federal Rep. of Germany * 25 2 1954 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Australia * 19 6 1969 *

Austria * 29 10 1953 *

Belgium * 17 10 1968 *

Brazil * 25 4 1957 *

Cameroon United Rep. * 25 5 1970 *

Central African Republic 9 6 1964 *

Colombia * 4 3 1969 *

Comoros * 23 10 1978 *

Ivory Coast * 5 5 1961 *

Costa Rica * 2 6 1960 *

Cuba * 13 1 1954 *

Czechoslovakia * 21 1 1964 *

Djibouti * 8 8 1978 *

Spain * 4 6 1970 *

Philippines * 29 12 1953 *

France * 29 3 1954 *

Gabon * 13 * 6 1961 *

Granada * 9 7 1979 *

Guatemala * 4 8 1961 *

Guinea * 12 12 1966 *

Hungary * 18 6 1969 *

Ireland * 22 6 1978 *

Italy * 5 5 1971 *

Kenya * 9 2 1971 *

Malawi * 22 3 1965 *

Malta * 28 11 1960 *

Morocco * 14 10 1960 *

Mauritius * 2 12 1969 *

Mexico * 23 8 1952 *

New Zealand * 1 7 1954 *

Netherlands * 11 6 1954 *

Papua New Guinea * 1 5 1976 *

Paraguay * 24 6 1964 *

Peru * 1 2 1960 *

Poland * 5 7 1977 *

United Kingdom * 9 6 1953 *

Senegal * 22 10 1962 *

Seychelles * 6 2 1978 *

Sierra Leone * 13 6 1961 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 10 8 1865 *

Sri Lanka * 5 4 1954 *

Swaziland * 5 6 1981 *

Tunisia * 12 1 1959 *

Turkey * 23 6 1970 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

Zambia * 20 6 1972 *

ILO Convention number 100 on equal pay for male labour and the female workforce for work of equal value.

Geneva, June 29, 1951.

of 4 December 1968.

This Convention came into force on May 23, 1953

States * Ratified the *

Afghanistan * 22 8 1969 *

Albania * 3 6 1957 *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 8 6 1956 *

High Volta * 30 6 1969 *

Angola * 4 6 1976 *

Saudi Arabia * 15 6 1978 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Argentina * 24 9 1956 *

Australia * 10 12 1974 *

Austria * 29 10 1953 *

Barbados * 19 9 1974 *

Belgium * 23 5 1952 *

Benin * 16 5 1968 *

Belarus RSS * 21 8 1953 *

Bolivia * 15 11 1973 *

Brazil * 25 4 1957 *

Bulgaria * 7 11 1955 *

Cape Verde * 16 10 1979 *

Cameroon United Rep. * 25 5 1960 *

Canada * 16 11 1972 *

Central African Republic 9 6 1964 *

Colombia * 7 6 1963 *

Comoros * 23 10 1978 *

Ivory Coast * 5 5 1961 *

Costa Rica * 2 6 1960 *

Cuba * 13 1 1954 *

Chad * 29 3 1966 *

Czechoslovakia * 30 10 1967 *

Chile * 20 9 1971 *

China * 1 5 1958 *

Denmark * 22 6 1960 *

Djibouti * 4 8 1978 *

Dominican Republic * 22 9 1953 *

Ecuador * 11 3 1957 *

Egypt * 26 7 1960 *

Spain * 6 11 1967 *

Philippines * 29 12 1953 *

Finland * 14 1 1963 *

France * 10 3 1953 *

Gabon * 13 6 1961 *

Ghana * 14 3 1968 *

Greece * 6 6 1975 *

Guatemala * 2 8 1981 *

Guinea * 11 8 1967 *

Guinea-Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

Guyana * 13 6 1975 *

Haiti * 4 3 1958 *

Honduras * 9 8 1956 *

Hungary * 8 6 1956 *

India * 25 9 1958 *

Indonesia * 11 8 1958 *

Iran * 10 6 1972 *

Iraq * 28 8 1963 *

Ireland * 18 12 1974 *

Iceland * 17 2 1956 *

Israel * 9 6 1965 *

Italy * 8 6 1956 *

Jamaica * 14 1 1975 *

Japan * 24 8 1967 *

Jordan * 22 9 1966 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya * 20 6 1962 *

Luxembourg * 23 8 1967 *

Madagascar * 10 8 1962 *

Malawi * 22 3 1965 *

Mali * 12 7 1968 *

Morocco * 11 5 1979 *

Mexico * 23 8 1952 *

Mongolia * 3 6 1969 *

Mozambique * 6 6 1977 *

Nepal * 10 6 1976 *

Nicaragua * 31 10 1967 *

Niger * 9 8 1966 *

Nigeria * 8 5 1974 *

Norway * 24 9 1959 *

Netherlands * 16 6 1971 *

Panama * 3 6 1958 *

Paraguay * 24 6 1964 *

Peru * 1 2 1960 *

Poland * 25 10 1954 *

Portugal * 20 2 1967 *

United Kingdom * 15 6 1971 *

German Democratic Rep. * 7 5 1975 *

Romania * 28 5 1957 *

Rwanda * 2 12 1980 *

Senegal * 22 10 1962 *

Sierra Leone * 15 11 1968 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 7 6 1957 *

Sudan * 22 10 1970 *

Sweden * 20 6 1962 *

Switzerland * 25 10 1972 *

Swaziland * 5 6 1981 *

Tunisia * 11 10 1968 *

Turkey * 19 7 1967 *

Ukraine RSS * 10 8 1956 *

USSR * 30 4 1956 *

Yemen * 29 7 1973 *

Yugoslavia * 21 5 1952 *

Zaire * 16 6 1969 *

Zambia * 20 6 1972 *

ILO Convention number 101 on paid holidays in agriculture.

Geneva, June 26, 1952.

of May 23, 1972.

This Convention came into force on July 24, 1954

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 5 1 1955 *

Algeria * 19 10 1962 *

Austria * 4 6 1954 *

Barbados * 8 1 1967 *

Belgium * 20 3 1954 *

Brazil * 25 4 1957 *

Burundi * 30 7 1971 *

Central African Republic * 9 6 1964 *

Colombia * 4 3 1969 *

Comoros * 23 10 1978 *

Cuba * 7 9 1954 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Ecuador * 3 10 1969 *

Egypt * 9 4 1956 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

France * 29 6 1954 *

Gabon * 13 6 1961 *

Guatemala * 4 8 1961 *

Hungary * 8 6 1961 *

Israel * 14 7 1953 *

Italy (1) * 8 6 1956 *

Morocco * 14 10 1960 *

Mauritania * 8 11 1963 *

New Zealand * 24 7 1953 *

Netherlands * 27 11 1958 *

Paraguay * 21 3 1966 *

Peru * 1 2 1960 *

Poland * 8 10 1956 *

United Kingdom * 25 6 1956 *

Saint Lucia * 14 5 1980 *

Senegal * 22 10 1962 *

Sierra Leone * 15 6 1981 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 26 7 1960 *

Suriname * 15 6 1976 *

Swaziland * 5 6 1981 *

Tanzania: * *

Tanganyka * 30 1 1962 *

Yugoslavia * 30 4 1955 *

ILO Convention number 103 on the protection of maternity.

Geneva, June 28, 1952.

of August 31, 1966.

This Convention came into force on September 7, 1955

States * Ratified the *

Austria * (1) 4 12 1969 *

Belarus RSS * 6 11 1956 *

Bolivia * 15 11 1973 *

Brazil (2) * 18 6 1965 *

Cuba * 7 9 1954 *

Ecuador * 5 2 1962 *

Spain (3) * 17 8 1965 *

Hungary * 8 6 1956 *

Italy * 5 5 1971 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya * 19 6 1975 *

Luxembourg * 10 12 1989 *

Mongolia * 3 6 1969 *

Netherlands (2) * 18 9 1981 *

Poland * 10 3 1976 *

German Democratic Rep. 19 6 1979 *

Ukraine RSS * 14 8 1956 *

USSR * 10 8 1956 *

Uruguay * 18 3 1954 *

Yugoslavia * 30 4 1955 *

Zambia * 23 10 1979 *

(1) Except for the work referred to in Article 7. paragraph 1, (c).

(2) Except for the work referred to in Article 7 (1), (b), and (c).

(3) Except for the persons referred to in Article 7, paragraph 1, d).

ILO Convention number 105 on the abolition of forced labour.

Geneva, June 25, 1957.

of 4 December 1968.

This Convention came into force on January 17, 1959

States * Ratified the *

Afghanistan * 16 5 1963 *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 22 6 1959 *

Angola * 4 6 1976 *

Saudi Arabia * 15 6 1978 *

Algeria * 12 6 1969 *

Argentina * 18 1 1960 *

Australia * 7 6 1960 *

Austria * 5 3 1958 *

Bahamas * 25 5 1976 *

Bangladesh * 22 6 1972 *

Barbados * 8 5 1967 *

Belgium * 23 1 1961 *

Benin * 22 5 1961 *

Brazil * 18 6 1965 *

Burundi * 11 3 1963 *

Cape Verde * 3 4 1979 *

Cameroon United Rep. * 3 9 1962 *

Canada * 14 7 1959 *

Central African Republic * 9 6 1964 *

Colombia * 7 6 1963 *

Comoros * 23 10 1978 *

Ivory Coast * 5 5 1961 *

Costa Rica * 4 5 1959 *

Cuba * 2 6 1958 *

Chad * 8 6 1961 *

China * 31 3 1959 *

Cyprus * 23 9 1960 *

Denmark * 17 1 1958 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Dominican Republic * 23 6 1958 *

Ecuador * 5 2 1962 *

Egypt * 23 10 1958 *

El Salvador * 18 11 1958 *

Spain * 6 11 1967 *

Fiji * 19 4 1974 *

Philippines * 17 11 1960 *

Finland * 27 5 1960 *

France * 18 12 1969 *

Gabon * 29 5 1961 *

Ghana * 15 12 1958 *

Granada * 9 7 1979 *

Greece * 30 3 1962 *

Guatemala * 9 12 1959 *

Guinea * 11 7 1961 *

Guinea-Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

Guyana * 8 6 1966 *

Haiti * 4 3 1958 *

Honduras * 4 8 1958 *

Iran * 13 4 1959 *

Iraq * 15 6 1959 *

Ireland * 11 6 1958 *

Iceland * 29 11 1960 *

Israel * 10 4 1958 *

Italy * 15 3 1968 *

Jamaica * 26 12 1962 *

Jordan * 31 3 1958 *

Kenya * 13 1 1964 *

Kuwait * 21 9 1961 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Liberia * 25 5 1962 *

Jamahiriya Araba Libya * 13 6 1961 *

Luxembourg * 24 7 1964 *

Malaysia: * *

Peninsular Malaysia * 13 10 1958 *

Sabah * 3 3 1964 *

Sarawak * 3 3 1964 *

Mali * 28 5 1962 *

Malta * 4 1 1965 *

Morocco * 1 12 1966 *

Mauritius * 2 12 1969 *

Mexico * 1 6 1959 *

Mozambique * 6 6 1977 *

Nicaragua * 31 10 1987 *

Niger * 23 3 1962 *

Nigeria * 17 10 1960 *

Norway * 14 4 1958 *

New Zealand * 14 6 1968 *

Netherlands * 18 2 1959 *

Pakistan * 15 2 1960 *

Panama * 16 5 1966 *

Papua New Guinea * 1 5 1976 *

Paraguay * 16 5 1968 *

Peru * 6 12 1960 *

Poland * 30 7 1958 *

Portugal * 23 11 1959 *

United Kingdom * 30 12 1957 *

Rwanda * 18 9 1962 *

Saint Lucia * 14 5 1960 *

Senegal * 28 7 1961 *

Seychelles * 6 2 1978 *

Sierra Leone * 13 6 1961 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 23 10 1958 *

Somalia * 8 12 1961 *

Sudan * 22 10 1970 *

Sweden * 2 6 1958 *

Switzerland * 18 7 1958 *

Suriname * 15 6 1976 *

Swaziland * 23 2 1979 *

Thailand * 2 12 1969 *

Tanzania: * *

Tanganyika * 30 1 1962 *

Zanzibar * 22 6 1964 *

Trinidad and Tobago * 24 5 1963 *

Tunisia * 12 1 1959 *

Turkey * 29 3 1961 *

Uganda * 4 6 1963 *

Uruguay * 22 11 1963 *

Venezuela 16 11 1964 *

Yemen Democratic * 14 4 1959 *

Zambia * 22 2 1965 *

Zimbabwe * 6 6 1980 *

ILO Convention number 106 on weekly rest in trade and in offices.

Geneva, June 26, 1957.

of May 24, 1972.

This Convention came into force on 4 March 1959

States * Ratified the *

Afghanistan * 16 5 1963 *

Angola * 4 6 1976 *

Saudi Arabia * 15 6 1978 *

Bangladesh (1) * 22 6 1972 *

Belarus RSS * 26 2 1968 *

Bolivia * 15 11 1973 *

Brazil (2) * 18 6 1965 *

Bulgaria * 22 7 1960 *

Colombia * 4 3 1969 *

Comoros (3) * 23 10 1978 *

Costa Rica * 4 5 1959 *

Cuba * 2 6 1958 *

Cyprus * 20 12 1966 *

Denmark (4) * 17 1 1953 *

Djibouti (3) * 3 8 1978 *

Dominican Republic * 23 6 1958 *

Ecuador * 3 10 1989 *

Egypt * 23 10 1958 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

France (3) * 5 5 1971 *

Gabon * 26 4 1973 *

Ghana * 15 12 1958 *

Greece * 28 8 1981 *

Guatemala (3) * 9 12 1959 *

Guinea-Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

Haiti (3) * 4 3 1958 *

Honduras * 20 6 1960 *

Indonesia * 23 8 1972 *

Iran * 22 1 1968 *

Iraq * 5 7 1960 *

Israel (5) * 19 6 1961 *

Italy * 12 8 1963 *

Jordan * 23 7 1979 *

Kuwait * 21 9 1981 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Morocco * 22 7 1974 *

Mexico (3) * 1 6 1959 *

Netherlands * 8 10 1971 *

Pakistan (1) * 15 2 1960 *

Paraguay * 21 3 1966 *

Portugal * 24 10 1960 *

Syrian Arab Republic (3) 23 10 1958 *

Suriname * 15 6 1976 *

Tunisia (3) * 28 5 1963 *

Ukraine RSS * 19 6 1968 *

USSR * 22 9 1967 *

Uruguay * 28 6 1973 *

Yugoslavia (3) * 13 10 1958 *

(1) The Convention also applies to the establishments referred to in Article 3 (1) (c).

(2) The Convention also applies to the establishments referred to in Article 3 (1) (a), (c) and (d).

(3) The Convention also applies to the establishments referred to in Article 3, paragraph 1.

(4) The Convention also applies to the establishments referred to in Article 3 (1) (a).

(5) The Convention also applies to the establishments referred to in Article 3 (1), (b), (c) and (d).

ILO Convention number 108 on national identity documents for seafarers.

Geneva, May 13, 1958.

of May 24, 1972.

This Convention came into force on February 19, 1961

States * Ratified the *

Angola * 4 6 1976 *

Barbados * 8 5 1967 *

Brazil * 5 11 1963 *

Bulgaria * 26 1 1977 *

Canada * 31 5 1967 *

Cuba * 30 12 1975 *

Denmark * 26 10 1970 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

Fiji * 19 4 1974 *

Finland * 26 10 1970 *

France * 8 6 1967 *

Ghana * 19 2 1960 *

Granada * 9 7 1979 *

Greece * 9 10 1963 *

Guatemala * 28 11 1960 *

Guinea-Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

Guyana * 8 6 1966 *

Honduras * 20 6 1960 *

Iran * 13 3 1967 *

Ireland * 17 6 1961 *

Iceland * 26 10 1970 *

Italy * 12 8 1963 *

Liberia * 8 7 1981 *

Malta * 4 1 1965 *

Mauritius * 2 12 1969 *

Mexico * 11 9 1961 *

Norway * 26 10 1970 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Portugal * 3 8 1967 *

United Kingdom (1) * 18 2 1964 *

German Democratic Rep. * 7 5 1975 *

Romania * 20 9 1976 *

Saint Lucia * 14 5 1980 *

Seychelles * 6 2 1978 *

Sweden * 26 10 1970 *

Tanzania: * *

Tanganyika * 26 11 1962 *

Tunisia * 26 10 1959 *

Ukraine RSS * 17 6 1970 *

USSR * 4 11 1969 *

Uruguay * 28 6 1973 *

(1) In accordance with Article 1 (2) of the Convention, fishermen should not be regarded as seafarers for the purposes of this Convention.

ILO Convention number 111 on discrimination in the field of employment and occupation.

Geneva 25 June 1958.

of 4 December 1968.

This Convention came into force on June 15, 1960

States * Ratified the *

Afghanistan * 1 10 1969 *

Federal Rep. of Germany 15 6 1961 *

High Volta * 16 4 1962 *

Angola * 4 6 1976 *

Saudi Arabia * 15 6 1973 *

Algeria * 12 6 1969 *

Argentina * 18 6 1968 *

Australia * 15 6 1973 *

Austria * 10 1 1973 *

Bangladesh * 22 6 1972 *

Barbados * 14 10 1974 *

Belgium * 22 3 1977 *

Benin * 22 5 1961 *

Belarus RSS * 4 8 1961 *

Bolivia * 31 1 1977 *

Brazil * 26 11 1965 *

Bulgaria * 22 7 1960 *

Cape Verde * 3 4 1978 *

Canada * 26 11 1964 *

Central African Republic * 9 6 1964 *

Colombia * 4 3 1969 *

Ivory Coast * 5 5 1961 *

Costa Rica * 1 3 1962 *

Cuba * 26 8 1965 *

Chad * 29 3 1966 *

Czechoslovakia * 21 1 1964 *

Chile * 20 9 1971 *

China * 13 2 1962 *

Cyprus * 2 2 1968 *

Denmark * 22 6 1960 *

Dominican Republic * 13 7 1964 *

Ecuador * 10 7 1962 *

Egypt * 10 5 1960 *

Spain * 6 11 1967 *

Ethiopia * 11 6 1966 *

Philippines * 17 11 1960 *

Finland * 23 4 1970 *

France * 28 6 1981 *

Gabon * 29 s 1961 *

Ghana * 4 4 1961 *

Guatemala * 11 10 1960 *

Guinea * 1 9 1960 *

Guinea-Bissau * 21 2 1977 *

Guyana * 13 6 1975 *

Haiti * 9 11 1976 *

Honduras * 20 6 1960 *

Hungary * 20 6 1961 *

India * 3 6 1960 *

Iran * 30 6 1964 *

Iraq * 15 6 1959 *

Iceland * 29 7 1963 *

Israel * 12 1 1959 *

Italy * 12 8 1963 *

Jamaica * 10 1 1975 *

Jordan * 4 7 1963 *

Kuwait * 1 12 1966 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Liberia * 22 7 1959 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya * 13 6 1961 *

Madagascar * 11 8 1961 *

Malawi * 22 3 1965 *

Mali * 2 3 1964 *

Malta * 1 7 1963 *

Morocco * 27 3 1963 *

Mauritania * 8 11 1963 *

Mexico * 11 9 1961 *

Mongolia * 3 6 1969 *

Mozambique * 6 6 1977 *

Nepal * 19 9 1974 *

Nicaragua * 31 10 1967 *

Niger * 23 3 1962 *

Norway * 24 9 1959 *

Netherlands * 15 3 1973 *

Pakistan * 24 1 1961 *

Panama * 16 5 1966 *

Paraguay * 10 7 1967 *

Peru * 10 8 1970 *

Poland * 30 5 1961 *

Portugal * 19 11 1959 *

Qatar * 18 8 1976 *

German Democratic Rep. * 7 5 1975 *

Romania * 6 6 1973 *

Rwanda * 2 2 1981 *

Senegal * 13 11 1967 *

Sierra Leone * 14 10 1966 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 10 5 1960 *

Somalia * 8 12 1961 *

Sudan * 22 10 1970 *

Sweden * 20 6 1962 *

Switzerland * 13 7 1961 *

Swaziland * 5 6 1981 *

Trinidad and Tobago * 26 11 1970 *

Tunisia * 14 9 1959 *

Turkey * 19 7 1967 *

Ukraine RSS * 4 8 1961 *

USSR * 4 5 1961 *

Venezuela * 3 6 1971 *

Vietnam * 6 1 1964 *

Yemen * 22 8 1969 *

Yugoslavia * 2 2 1961 *

Zambia * 23 10 1979 *

ILO Convention number 113 on the medical examination of fishermen.

Geneva, June 19, 1959.

of 24 April 1962.

This Convention came into force on November 7, 1961

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 8 10 1976 *

Belgium * 8 5 1963 *

Brazil * 1 3 1965 *

Bulgaria * 2 3 1961 *

Costa Rica * 29 12 1964 *

Cuba * 5 2 1971 *

China * 13 2 1962 *

Ecuador * 10 3 1969 *

Spain * 7 8 1961 *

France * 8 6 1967 *

Guatemala * 2 8 1961 *

Guinea * 7 11 1960 *

Liberia * 16 5 1960 *

Norway * 5 12 1980 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

Poland * 11 1 1980 *

Tunisia * 14 1 1963 *

Ukraine RSS * 17 6 1970 *

USSR * 4 11 1969 *

Uruguay * 28 6 1973 *

Yugoslavia * 26 5 1961 *

ILO Convention number 114 on the contract for the enrollment of fishermen.

Geneva, June 19, 1959.

of 24 April 1962.

This Convention came into force on November 7, 1961

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany 1 7 1964 *

Belgium * 8 5 1963 *

Costa Rica * 29 12 1964 *

China * 13 2 1962 *

Cyprus * 20 12 1966 *

Ecuador * 5 4 1978 *

Spain * 7 8 1961 *

France * 8 6 1967 *

Guatemala * 2 8 1961 *

Guinea * 7 11 1960 *

Italy * 10 4 1962 *

Liberia * 16 5 1960 *

Mauritania * 8 11 1963 *

Netherlands * 8 8 1980 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Peru * 4 4 1962 *

United Kingdom * 20 12 1974 *

Tunisia * 14 1 1963 *

Uruguay * 28 6 1973 *

Yugoslavia * 22 12 1961 *

ILO Convention number 115 on the protection of workers against radiation.

Geneva, June 22, 1960.

of June 5, 1967.

This Convention came into force on June 17, 1962

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany 25 9 1973 *

Argentina * 15 6 1978 *

Barbados * 8 5 1967 *

Belgium * 2 7 1965 *

Belarus RSS * 23 2 1968 *

Brazil * 5 9 1966 *

Czechoslovakia * 21 1 1964 *

Denmark * 7 2 1974 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Ecuador * 9 3 1970 *

Egypt * 18 3 1964 *

Spain * 17 7 1962 *

Finland * 13 10 1978 *

France * 18 11 1971 *

Ghana * 7 11 1961 *

Guinea * 12 12 1966 *

Guyana * 8 6 1966 *

Hungary * 8 6 1968 *

India * 17 11 1975 *

Iraq * 26 10 1962 *

Italy * 5 5 1971 *

Japan * 31 7 1973 *

Lebanon * 6 12 1977 *

Nicaragua * 1 10 1981 *

Norway * 17 6 1961 *

Netherlands * 29 11 1966 *

Paraguay * 10 7 1967 *

Poland * 23 12 1964 *

United Kingdom * 9 3 1962 *

German Democratic Rep. * 7 5 1975 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 15 1 1964 *

Sweden * 12 4 1961 *

Switzerland * 29 5 1968 *

Turkey * 15 11 1963 *

Ukraine RSS * 19 6 1968 *

USSR * 22 9 1967 *

ILO Convention number 116, which partially revisits the Conventions adopted by the International Labour Conference in its first 32 meetings with a view to unifying the provisions relating to the preparation of reports on the implementation of the Conventions by the Management Board of the International Labour Office.

Geneva, June 26, 1961.

of August 14, 1962.

This Convention came into force on 3 February 1962

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 7 10 1963 *

High Volta * 16 4 1982 *

Australia * 29 10 1963 *

Austria * 14 11 1963 *

Bangladesh * 22 6 1972 *

Belarus RSS * 11 3 1970 *

Bolivia * 12 1 1965 *

Brazil * 5 9 1963 *

Bulgaria * 3 10 1969 *

United Rep. of Cameroon * 29 12 1964 *

Canada * 25 4 1962 *

Central African Republic * 10 6 1963 *

Colombia * 4 3 1969 *

Ivory Coast * 2 1 1963 *

Cuba * 5 2 1971 *

Chad * 5 2 1962 *

Checoalovaquia * 21 1 1964 *

China * 16 11 1962 *

Cyprus * 20 7 1964 *

Denmark * 10 7 1962 *

Ecuador * 10 3 1969 *

Egypt * 26 3 1962 *

Spain * 17 7 1962 *

Ethiopia * 11 6 1966 *

Finland * 1 6 1964 *

France * 8 6 1967 *

Ghana * 27 8 1963 *

Guatemala * 25 1 1965 *

Honduras * 17 11 1964 *

India * 21 6 1962 *

Iraq * 28 19 1962 *

Ireland * 27 2 1963 *

Israel * 24 5 1963 *

Japan * 29 4 1971 *

Jordan * 4 7 1963 *

Kuwait * 23 4 1963 *

Luxembourg * 4 3 1964 *

Madagascar * 1 6 1964 *

Morocco * 14 11 1962 *

Mauritania * 8 11 1963 *

Mexico * 3 11 1966 *

Niger * 23 3 1962 *

Nigeria * 27 8 1962 *

Norway * 22 1 1963 *

New Zealand * 1 3 1963 *

Netherlands * 13 11 1964 *

Pakistan * 17 11 1967 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Paraguay * 20 2 1969 *

Poland * 22 4 1964 *

United Kingdom * 9 3 1962 *

Romania * 9 4 1965 *

Senegal * 13 11 1967 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 10 8 1965 *

Sri Lanka * 26 4 1974 *

South Africa * 9 8 1963 *

Sweden * 3 4 1962 *

Switzerland * 5 11 1962 *

Thailand * 24 9 1962 *

Tunisia * 15 1 1962 *

Turkey * 2 9 1968 *

Ukraine RSS * 17 6 1970 *

USSR * 4 11 1969 *

Uruguay * 28 6 1973 *

Venezuela * 16 11 1964 *

Vietnam * 7 12 1970 *

Yugoslavia * 9 3 1965 *

Zaire * 5 9 1987 * ILO Convention number 117 on social policy (basic rules and objectives).

Geneva, June 22, 1962.

of July 5, 1974.

This Convention came into force on April 23, 1964

States * Ratified the *

Bahamas * 25 5 1976 *

Bolivia * 31 1 1977 *

Brazil * 24 3 1969 *

Central African Republic * 9 6 1964 *

Costa Rica * 27 1 1966 *

China * 10 12 1984 *

Ecuador * 3 10 1969 *

Spain * 8 5 1973 *

Chana * 18 3 1964 *

Guinea * 12 12 1966 *

Israel * 15 1 1964 *

Italy * 27 12 1966 *

Jamaica * 4 1 1966 *

Jordan * 7 3 1963 *

Kuwait * 23 4 1963 *

Madagascar * 1 6 1964 *

Nicaragua * 1 10 1981 *

Niger * 23 11 1964 *

Panama * 4 6 1971 *

Paraguay * 20 2 1969 *

Portugal * 9 1 1981 *

Romania * 6 6 1973 *

Senegal * 13 11 1967 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 11 12 1969 *

Sudan * 22 10 1970 *

Tunisia * 14 4 1970 *

Vietnam * 7 12 1970 *

Zaire * 5 9 1967 *

Zambia * 2 12 1964 *

ILO Convention number 119 on the protection of machinery.

Geneva, June 25, 1963.

of November 30, 1972.

This Convention came into force on April 21, 1965

States * Ratified the *

Algeria * 2 6 1969 *

Belarus RSS * 11 3 1970 *

Central African Republic * 9 6 1964 *

Congo * 23 11 1964 *

China * 22 2 1968 *

Cyprus * 29 3 1965 *

Dominican Republic * 9 3 1965 *

Ecuador * 3 10 1969 *

Spain * 23 11 1971 *

Finland * 15 8 1969 *

Ghana * 18 3 1965 *

Guatemala * 26 2 1964 *

Guinea * 12 12 1966 *

Italy * 5 5 1971 *

Japan * 31 7 1973 *

Jordan * 4 5 1964 *

Kuwait * 23 11 1964 *

Madagascar * 1 6 1964 *

Malaysia * 6 6 1974 *

Morocco * 22 7 1974 *

Nicaragua * 1 10 1961 *

Niger * 23 11 1964 *

Norway (1) * 10 12 1969 *

Panama * 15 7 1971 *

Paraguay * 10 7 1967 *

Poland * 3 2 1977 *

Sierra Leone * 21 4 1964 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 10 6 1965 *

Sweden * 29 12 1964 *

Tunisia * 14 4 1970 *

Turkey * 13 11 1967 *

Ukraine RSS * 17 6 1970 *

USSR * 4 11 1969 *

Uruguay * 2 6 1977 *

Yugoslavia * 7 5 1970 *

Zaire * 5 9 1967 *

(1) Pursuant to the provisions of Article 17, paragraph 1 of the Convention, a specific declaration of which undertakings and in which ships, vessels and chalanas the provisions of the Convention apply.

ILO Convention number 120 on hygiene in trade and in offices.

Geneva, July 8, 1964.

of September 30, 1971.

This Convention came into force on March 29, 1966

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 5 12 1973 *

Algeria * 12 6 1969 *

Belgium * 17 5 1978 *

Belarus RSS * 26 2 1963 *

Bolivia * 31 1 1977 *

Brazil * 24 3 1969 *

Finland * 23 3 1968 *

Costa Rica * 27 1 1968 *

Cuba * 5 2 1971 *

Denmark * 17 6 1970 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Ecuador * 10 3 1969 *

Spain * 18 6 1970 *

Finland * 3 9 1968 *

France * 6 4 1972 *

Ghana * 21 11 1966 *

Guatemala * 21 10 1975 *

Guinea * 12 12 1966 *

Indonesia * 13 6 1969 *

Italy * 5 5 1971 *

Jordan * 11 3 1965 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Madagascar * 21 11 1966 *

Mexico * * 18 6 1968 *

Norway * 6 6 1968 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Paraguay * 10 7 1967 *

Poland * 26 6 1968 *

United Kingdom * 21 4 1967 *

German Democratic Rep. * 7 5 1975 *

Senegal * 25 4 1966 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 10 8 1965 *

Sweden * 11 6 1965 *

Switzerland * 18 2 1966 *

Tunisia * 14 4 1970 *

Ukraine RSS * 19 6 1968 *

USSR * 22 9 1967 *

Venezuela * 3 6 1971 *

Vietnam * 7 12 1970 *

Zaire * 5 9 1967 *

ILO Convention number 122 on employment policy.

Geneva, July 9, 1964.

of May 24, 1972.

This Convention came into force on July 15, 1966

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 17 6 1971 *

Algeria * 12 6 1969 *

Australia * 12 11 1969 *

Austria * 27 7 1972 *

Barbados * 15 3 1976 *

Belgium * 8 7 1969 *

Belarus RSS * 28 2 1968 *

Bolivia * 31 1 1977 *

Brazil * 24 3 1969 *

Cameroon United Rep. * 25 5 1970 *

Canada * 16 9 1966 *

Comoros * 23 10 1978 *

Costa Rica * 27 1 1966 *

Cuba * 5 2 1971 *

Czechoslovakia * 15 7 1975 *

Chile * 24 10 1968 *

Cyprus * 28 7 1966 *

Denmark * 17 6 1970 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Ecuador * 13 11 1972 *

Spain * 23 12 1970 *

Philippines * 13 1 1976 *

Finland * 23 9 1968 *

France * 5 8 1971 *

Guinea * 12 12 1968 *

Honduras * 9 6 1980 *

Hungary * 18 6 1969 *

Iran * 10 6 1972 *

Iraq * 2 3 1970 *

Ireland * 20 6 1967 *

Israel * 26 1 1970 *

Italy * 5 5 1971 *

Jamaica * 10 1 1975 *

Jordan * 10 3 1966 *

Democratic Kampuchea * 28 9 1971 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya * 27 5 1971 *

Madagascar * 21 11 1966 *

Morocco * 11 5 1979 *

Mauritania * 30 7 1971 *

Mongolia * 24 11 1976 *

Nicaragua * 1 10 1981 *

Norway * 6 6 1966 *

New Zealand * 15 7 1965 *

Netherlands * 9 1 1967 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Papua New Guinea * 1 5 1976 *

Paraguay * 20 2 1969 *

Peru * 27 7 1967 *

Poland * 24 11 1966 *

Portugal * 9 1 1981 *

United Kingdom * 27 6 1966 *

German Democratic Rep. * 7 5 1975 *

Romania * 6 6 1973 *

Senegal * 25 4 1966 *

Sudan * 22 10 1970 *

Sweden * 11 6 1965 *

Suriname * 15 6 1976 *

Thailand * 26 2 1969 *

Tunisia * 17 2 1966 *

Turkey * 13 12 1977 *

Ukraine RSS * 19 6 1968 *

Uganda * 23 6 1967 *

USSR * 22 9 1967 *

Uruguay * 2 6 1977 *

Vietnam * 7 12 1970 *

Yugoslavia * 23 8 1971 *

Zambia * 23 10 1979 *

ILO Convention number 123 on the minimum age for admission to underground work in mines.

Geneva, 22 June 1965.

of 4 December 1968.

This Convention came into force on 10 November 1967

States * Ratified the *

Saudi Arabia (1) * 15 6 1978 *

Australia (1) * 12 12 1971 *

Belgium (11 * 17 5 1978 *

Belarus RSS (3) * 11 3 1970 *

Bolivia (2) * 31 1 1977 *

Bulgaria (3) * 3 10 1969 *

United Rep. of Cameroon (2) * 6 11 1970 *

Czechoslovakia (1) * 7 6 1968 *

China (2) * 6 4 1967 *

Cyprus (2) * 11 4 1967 *

Djibouti (2) * 3 8 1978 *

Ecuador (1) * 10 3 1969 *

Spain (4) * 6 11 1967 *

France (2) * 18 11 1971 *

Gabon (1) * 18 10 1968 *

Hungary (2) * 8 6 1968 *

India (2) * 20 3 1975 *

Italy (3) * 5 5 1971 *

Jordan (2) * 6 6 1966 *

Kenya (3) * 20 6 1968 *

Madagascar (1) * 23 10 1967 *

Malaysia (2) * 6 6 1974 *

Mexico (2) * 29 8 1968 *

Mongolia (1) * 3 12 1981 *

Nigeria (2) * 14 5 1974 *

Netherlands (3) * 8 4 1969 *

Panama (1) * 24 9 1970 *

Paraguay (1) * 10 10 1968 *

Poland (5) * 30 9 1969 *

Rwanda (1) * 1 6 1970 *

Syrian Arab Republic (6) * 26 6 1972 *

Switzerland (7) * 10 11 1966 *

Swaziland (2) * 5 6 1981 *

Thailand (1) * 5 4 1968 *

Tunisia (1) * 24 7 1967 *

Ukraine RSS (3) * 17 6 1970 *

Uganda (2) * 23 6 1967 *

USSR (3) * 4 11 1969 *

Viet Nam (2) * 7 12 1970 *

Yugoslavia * 7 5 1970 *

Zambia (1) * 3 4 1967 *

(1) Specified minimum age: Eighteen years.

(2) Specified minimum age: Sixteen years.

(3) Convention denounced by virtue of the ratification of Convention number 138.

(4) Specified minimum age: For apprentices, under certain conditions, sixteen years; for the other categories of workers eighteen years.

(5) Specified minimum age: For apprentices and practitioners, under certain conditions, sixteen years; for the other categories of workers, eighteen years.

(6) Specified minimum age: Seventeen years.

(7) Specified minimum age: Nineteen years completed, for apprentices, twenty years completed.

ILO Convention number 124 on the medical examination of the suitability of minors for use in underground work in mines.

Geneva, June 25, 1965.

of November 30, 1972.

This Convention came into force on 13 December 1967

States * Ratified the *

Austria * 8 12 1971 *

Belgium * 6 5 1977 *

Belarus RSS * 11 3 1970 *

Bolivia * 31 1 1977 *

Brazil * 21 8 1970 *

Bulgaria * 3 10 1969 *

Czechoslovakia * 23 4 1980 *

China * 19 4 1967 *

Cyprus * 18 1 1967 *

Djibouti * 3 8 1978 *

Ecuador * 10 3 1969 *

Spain * 30 11 1971 *

Finland * 23 9 1968 *

France * 5 8 1971 *

Gabon * 18 10 1968 *

Greece * 28 8 1981 *

Hungary * 8 6 1968 *

Italy * 5 5 1971 *

Jordan * 6 6 1966 *

Madagascar * 23 10 1967 *

Mexico * 29 8 1968 *

Netherlands * 8 4 1969 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Paraguay * 10 7 1967 *

Poland * 26 6 1968 *

United Kingdom * 13 12 1966 *

German Democratic Rep. * 19 6 1979 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 18 8 1972 *

Tunisia * 3 5 1967 *

Ukraine RSS * 17 6 1970 *

Uganda * 23 6 1967 *

USSR * 4 11 1969 *

Vietnam * 7 12 1970 *

Zambia * 10 3 1967 *

ILO Convention number 126 on accommodation on board fishing vessels.

Geneva, June 21, 1966.

of November 13, 1969.

This Convention came into force on November 8, 1968

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 14 8 1974 *

Belgium * 22 7 1969 *

Denmark * 6 6 1978 *

Djibouti 3 8 1978 *

Spain * 8 11 1968 *

France * 18 11 1971 *

Norway * 6 7 1967 *

Netherlands * 12 5 1976 *

Panama * 4 6 1971 *

Sierra Leone * 6 11 1967 *

Ukraine RSS * 17 6 1970 *

USSR * 4 11 1969 *

Yugoslavia * 23 11 1973 *

ILO Convention number 127 on the maximum weight of the load that can be carried by a worker.

Geneva, June 28, 1967.

of October 15, 1970.

This Convention came into force on March 10, 1970

States * Ratified the *

Algeria * 12 6 1969 *

Brazil * 21 8 1970 *

Bulgaria * 21 6 1978 *

Costa Rica * 16 3 1972 *

Chile * 3 11 1972 *

China * 2 2 1970 *

Ecuador * 10 3 1969 *

Spain * 7 6 1969 *

France * 31 5 1978 *

Italy * 5 5 1971 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Madagascar * 4 1 1971 *

Nicaragua * 1 3 1976 *

Panama * 19 6 1970 *

Poland * 2 5 1973 *

German Democratic Rep. * 20 8 1975 *

Romania * 28 10 1975 *

Thailand * 26 2 1969 *

Tunisia * 14 4 1970 *

Turkey * 13 11 1975 *

ILO Convention number 129 on the inspection of work in agriculture.

Geneva, June 25, 1969.

of May 24, 1972.

This Convention came into force on January 19, 1972

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 26 9 1973 *

High Volta * 21 5 1974 *

Bolivia * 31 1 1977 *

Colombia * 16 11 1976 *

Costa Rica * 16 3 1972 *

Denmark * 30 11 1972 *

Spain * 5 5 1971 *

Finland * 3 9 1974 *

France * 28 12 1972 *

Guyana * 19 1 1971 *

Italy * 23 6 1981 *

Kenya * 9 4 1979 *

Madagascar * 21 12 1971 *

Malavi * 20 7 1971 *

Morocco * 11 5 1979 *

Norway * 14 4 1971 *

Netherlands * 29 6 1973 *

Romania * 28 10 1975 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 18 4 1972 *

Sweden * 14 5 1970 *

Uruguay * 28 6 1973 *

Yugoslavia * 22 7 1975 *

ILO Convention 131 on the fixing of minimum wages, with particular reference to developing countries.

Geneva, June 22, 1970.

of November 30, 1972.

This Convention came into force on April 29, 1972

States * Ratified the *

High Volta * 21 5 1974 *

Australia * 15 6 1973 *

Bolivia * 31 1 1977 *

United Republic of Cameroon * 6 7 1973 *

Costa Rica * 8 6 1979 *

Cuba * 5 1 1972 *

Ecuador * 2 12 1970 *

Egypt * 12 5 1976 *

Spain * 30 11 1971 *

France * 23 12 1972 *

Iraq * 16 * 5 1974 *

Japan * 29 * 4 1971 *

Kenya * 9 4 1979 *

Lebanon * 1 6 1977 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya * 27 5 1971 *

Mexico * 18 4 1973 *

Nepal * 19 9 1974 *

Nicaragua * 1 3 1976 *

Niger * 24 4 1980 *

Netherlands * 10 10 1973 *

Romania * 28 10 1975 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 18 4 1972 *

Sri Lanka * 17 3 1975 *

Swaziland * 5 6 1981 *

Uruguay * 2 6 1977 *

Yemen * 29 7 1976 *

Zambia * 20 6 1972 *

ILO Convention number 132 on annual paid leave.

Geneva, June 24, 1970.

of July 5, 1974.

This Convention came into force on June 30, 1973

States * Ratified the *

Federal Republic of Germany (1) (11) * 1 10 1975 *

High Volta (2) (12) * 12 7 1974 *

United Republic of Cameroon (3) (11) * 7 8 1973 *

Spain (3) (12) * 30 6 1972 *

Guinea (2) (11) * 2 6 1977 *

Iraq (3) (11) * 19 2 1974 *

Ireland (3) (12) * 20 6 1974 *

Italy (3) (11) * 28 7 1981 *

Kenya (4) (11) * 9 4 1979 *

Luxembourg (5) (11) * 1 10 1979 *

Madagascar (3) (11) * 8 2 1972 *

Norway (6) (11) * 22 6 1973 *

Portugal (7) (11) * 17 3 1981 *

Sweden (8) (11) * 7 6 1978 *

Uruguay (9) (11) * 2 6 1977 *

Yemen (10) (12) * 1 11 1976 *

Yugoslavia (1) (11) * 12 5 1975 *

(1) Specified holiday duration: Eighteen working days.

(2) Specified holiday duration: A calendar month.

(3) Specified holiday duration: Three weeks.

(4) Specified holiday duration: Twenty-one working days.

(5) Specified holiday duration: Twenty-five working days.

(6) Specified holiday duration: Twenty-four working days.

(7) Specified holiday duration: Twenty-one days

(8) Specified holiday duration: Five weeks.

(9) Specified holiday duration: Twenty working days.

(10) Specified holiday duration: Twenty-one days for workers and thirty days for employees.

(11) You have accepted the provisions of Article 15, paragraph 1 (a) and (b).

(12) You have accepted the provisions of Article 15, paragraph 1, a).

ILO Convention number 134 on the prevention of accidents at work of seafarers.

Geneva, October 30, 1970.

of 21 February 1973.

This Convention came into force on February 17, 1973

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 14 8 1974 *

Costa Rica * 8 6 1979 *

Denmark * 28 7 1980 *

Spain * 30 11 1971 *

Finland * 22 11 1974 *

France * 27 2 1978 *

Greece * 8 6 1977 *

Guinea * 26 5 1977 *

Israel * 21 8 1980 *

Italy * 23 6 1981 *

Japan * 3 7 1978 *

Mexico * 2 5 1974 *

Nigeria * 12 6 1973 *

Norway * 9 3 1976 *

New Zealand * 31 5 1977 *

Poland * 26 6 1980 *

Romania * 28 10 1975 *

Sweden * 17 2 9172 *

Uruguay * 2 6 1977 *

ILO Convention number 135 on the protection and facilities to be granted to workers ' representatives in the Company.

Geneva, June 23, 1971.

of 4 July 1974.

This Convention came into force on June 30, 1973

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 26 9 1973 *

High Volta * 21 5 1974 *

Austria * 6 8 1973 *

Barbados * 25 4 1977 *

Cameroon United Rep. * 5 4 1976 *

Ivory Coast * 21 2 1973 *

Costa Rica * 7 12 1977 *

Cuba * 17 11 1972 *

Denmark * 6 6 1978 *

Egypt * 25 3 1982 *

Spain * 21 12 1972 *

Finland * 13 1 1976 *

France * 30 6 1972 *

Gabon * 13 6 1975 *

Guinea * 26 5 1977 *

Hungary * 11 9 1972 *

Iraq * 27 7 1972 *

Italy * 23 6 1981 *

Jordan * 23 7 1979 *

Kenya * 9 4 1979 *

Luxembourg * 9 10 1979 *

Mexico * 2 5 1974 *

Nicaragua * 1 10 1981 *

Niger * 5 4 1972 *

Norway * 24 11 1976 *

Netherlands * 19 11 1975 *

Poland * 9 6 1977 *

Portugal * 31 5 1976 *

United Kingdom * 15 3 1973 *

German Democratic Rep. * 7 5 1975 *

Romania * 28 10 1975 *

Senegal * 24 8 1970 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 6 3 1975 *

Sri Lanka * 16 11 1976 *

Sweden * 11 8 1972 *

Suriname * 15 6 1976 *

Yemen * 29 7 1976 *

Zambia * 24 5 1973 *

ILO Convention number 136 on protection against the risks of benzene poisoning.

Geneva, June 23, 1971.

of 5 February 1975.

This Convention came into force on July 27, 1973

States * Ratified the *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 26 9 1973 *

Bolivia * 31 1 1977 *

Colombia * 16 11 1976 *

Ivory Coast * 21 2 1973 *

Cuba * 17 11 1972 *

Czechoslovakia * 23 4 1980 *

Ecuador * 27 3 1975 *

Spain * 8 5 1973 *

Finland * 13 1 1976 *

France * 30 6 1972 *

Greece * 24 1 1977 *

Guinea * 26 5 1977 *

Hungary * 11 9 1972 *

Iraq * 27 7 1972 *

Israel * 21 6 1979 *

Italy * 23 6 1981 *

Kuwait * 29 3 1974 *

Morocco * 22 7 1974 *

Nicaragua * 1 10 1981 *

Romania * 6 11 1975 *

Syrian Arab Republic * 7 2 1977 *

Switzerland * 25 3 1975 *

Uruguay * 2 6 1977 *

Yugoslavia * 24 6 1975 *

Zambia * 24 5 1973 *

ILO Convention number 137 on the social impact of new methods of cargo handling at ports.

Geneva, June 75, 1973.

of March 22, 1977.

This Convention came into force on July 24, 1975

Afghanistan * 16 5 1979 *

Australia * 25 6 1974 *

Costa Rica * 3 7 1975 *

Cuba * 7 1 1975 *

Spain * 22 4 1975 *

Finland * 13 1 1976 *

France * 15 2 1977 *

Iraq * 9 3 1978 *

Italy * 23 6 1981 *

Kenya * 9 4 1979 *

Nicaragua * 1 10 1981 *

Norway * 21 10 1974 *

Netherlands * 14 9 1976 *

Poland * 22 2 1979 *

Portugal * 9 1 1981 *

Romania * 28 10 1975 *

Sweden * 24 7 1974 *

Uruguay * 31 7 1980 *

ILO Convention number 138 on minimum age for admission to employment.

Geneva, June 26, 1973.

of May 8, 1978.

This Convention came into force on June 19, 1976

Federal Rep. of Germany (1) * 8 4 1976 *

Blasrussia RSS (2) * 3 5 1979 *

Bulgaria (2) * 23 4 1980 *

Costa Rica (1) * 11 6 1976 *

Cuba (1) * 7 3 1975 *

Spain (1) * 16 5 1977 *

Finland (1) * 13 1 1976 *

Honduras (3) * 9 6 1980 *

Ireland (1) * 22 6 1978 *

Israel (1) * 21 6 1979 *

Italy (1) * 23 7 1981 *

Kenya (2) * 9 4 1979 *

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (4) * 19 6 1975 *

Luxembourg (1) * 24 3 1977 *

Nicaragua (3) * 2 11 1981 *

Niger (3) * 4 12 1978 *

Norway (1) * 8 7 1980 *

Netherlands (1) * 14 9 1976 *

Poland (1) * 22 3 1978 *

German Democratic Republic (2) * 19 6 1979 *

Romania (2) * 19 11 1975 *

Rwanda (3) * 15 4 1981 *

Ukraine RSS (2) * 3 5 1979 *

USSR (2) * 3 5 1979 *

Uruguay (1) * 2 6 1977 *

Zambia (1) * 9 2 1976 *

(1) Specified minimum age: Fifteen years.

(2) Specified minimum age: Sixteen years.

(3) Specified minimum age: Fourteen years.

(4) Specified minimum age: Eighteen years.

ILO Convention number 140 on the paid leave of study.

Geneva, June 24, 1974.

of October 31, 1979.

This Convention came into force on September 23, 1976

Afghanistan * 16 5 1979 *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 30 11 1976 *

Cuba * 30 12 1975 *

Czechoslovakia * 24 5 1976 *

Spain * 18 9 1978 *

France * 20 10 1975 *

Guinea * 20 4 1976 *

Hungary * 10 6 1975 *

Iraq * 9 5 1978 *

Kenya * 9 4 1979 *

Mexico * 17 2 1977 *

Nicaragua * 1 10 1981 *

Netherlands * 14 9 1976 *

Poland * 23 4 1979 *

United Kingdom * 4 12 1975 *

German Democratic Rep. * 14 7 1977 *

Sweden * 23 9 1975 *

ILO Convention number 141 on rural workers ' organizations and their role in economic and social development.

Geneva, July 23, 1975.

of 7 December 1979.

This Convention came into force on 24 November 1977

States * Ratified the *

Afghanistan * 16 5 1979 *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 5 12 1978 *

Austria * 18 9 1978 *

Cuba * 14 4 1977 *

Cyprus * 28 6 1977 *

Denmark * 6 6 1978 *

Ecuador * 26 10 1977 *

Spain * 28 4 1978 *

Philippines * 18 6 1979 *

Finland * 14 9 1977 *

India * 18 8 1977 *

Israel * 21 6 1979 *

Italy * 18 10 1979 *

Kenya * 9 4 1979 *

Mexico * 28 6 1978 *

Nicaragua * 1 10 1981 *

Norway * 24 11 1976 *

Netherlands * 26 1 1977 *

United Kingdom * 15 2 1977 *

Sweden * 19 7 1976 *

Switzerland * 23 5 1977 *

Zambia * 4 12 1978 *

ILO Convention number 142 on vocational guidance and vocational training in the development of human resources.

Geneva, June 23, 1975.

of May 9, 1978

This Convention came into force on July 19, 1977

States * Ratified the *

Afghanistan * 16 5 1979 *

Federal Rep. of Germany * 28 12 1980 *

Argentina * 15 6 1978 *

Austria * 2 3 1979 *

Belarus RSS * 3 5 1979 *

Brazil * 24 11 1981 *

Cuba * 5 1 1978 *

Czechoslovakia * 6 3 1979 *

Cyprus * 28 6 1977 *

Denmark * 5 6 1981 *

Ecuador * 26 10 1977 *

Egypt * 25 3 1982 *

Spain * 16 5 1977 *

Finland * 14 9 1977 *

Guinea * 5 6 1978 *

Hungary * 17 6 1976 *

Iraq * 26 7 1978 *

Ireland * 22 6 1979 *

Israel * 21 6 1979 *

Italy * 18 10 1979 *

Jordan * 23 7 1979 *

Kenya * 9 4 1979 *

Mexico * 28 6 1978 *

Nicaragua * 4 11 1977 *

Norway * 24 11 1976 *

Netherlands * 19 6 1979 *

Poland * 10 10 1978 *

Portugal * 9 1 1981 *

United Kingdom * 15 2 1977 *

German Democratic Rep. * 19 6 1979 *

Sweden * 19 7 1976 *

Switzerland * 23 5 1977 *

Ukraine RSS * 3 5 1979 *

USSR * 3 5 1979 *

ILO Convention number 145 on the continuity of employment of seafarers.

Geneva, October 28, 1976.

of December 2, 1980.

This Convention came into force on 3 May 1979

States * Ratified the *

Costa Rica * 16 6 1981 *

Cuba * 9 2 1979 *

Spain * 28 4 1978 *

Finland * 2 10 1978 *

France * 3 5 1978 *

Hungary * 8 3 1978 *

Iraq * 14 11 1979 *

Italy * 23 6 1981 *

Morocco * 7 3 1980 *

Norway * 24 1 1979 *

New Zealand * 11 1 1980 *

Netherlands * 10 1 1979 *

Poland * 10 10 1979 *

Sweden * 6 10 1981 *

ILO Convention number 146 on the annual paid leave of seafarers.

Geneva, October 29, 1976.

of 20 March 1980.

This Convention came into force on June 13, 1979

States * Ratified the *

United Rep. of Cameroon (1) * 13 6 1978 *

Spain (2) * 9 3 1979 *

France (3) * 15 6 1978 *

Italy (4) * 28 7 1981 *

Morocco (4) * 10 7 1980 *

Nicaragua (4) * 1 10 1981 *

Netherlands (4) * 12 11 1980 *

Sweden (5) * 7 6 1978 *

(1) Specified duration of annual leave: Sixty consecutive days for officers and three consecutive days per month for sailors.

(2) Specified duration of annual leave: Thirty-seven, forty or sixty days according to the different navigations and forty-four sixty or sixty-four days for the exceptional periods, according to the loads of the different vessels.

(3) Specified duration of annual leave: One hundred and sixteen days for officers and sailors employed on board French merchant ships and at least one hundred and eleven days for tugboat and tugboat crews. port vessels.

(4) Specified duration of annual leave: Thirty days.

(5) Specified duration of annual leave: Five weeks.

ILO Convention number 148 on the protection of workers against occupational hazards due to air pollution, noise and vibration in the workplace.

Geneva, June 20, 1977.

of December 30, 1981.

This Convention came into force on June 11, 1979

States * Ratified the *

Costa Rica * 16 6 1981 *

Cuba * 29 12 1980 *

Ecuador * 11 7 1978 *

Spain (1) * 17 12 1980 *

Finland * 8 6 1979 *

Brazil * 14 1 1982 *

Norway * 13 3 1979 *

Portugal * 9 1 1981 *

United Kingdom (2) * 8 3 1979 *

Sweden * 10 7 1978 *

Zambia * 19 8 1980 *

(1) It has accepted only the obligations of the Convention relating to air pollution and noise.

(2) It has accepted only the obligations of the Convention relating to air pollution.

G. Maritime * * * *

G. A. General. * * * *

G. B. Navigation and Transport. * * * *

Convention to facilitate international maritime traffic. * Peru * 16-7-1982 * Accession. *

London, April 5, 1965. * * * *

of 26 September 1973. * * * *

Amendments to Article VII of the Convention to facilitate international maritime traffic (9 April 1965) * Peru * 16-7-1982 * Acceptance. *

London, 19 November 1973. * * * *

of July 21, 1975. * * * *

International Convention on Load Lines * Gabon * 21-1-1982 * Accession. *

* Vanuatu * 28-7-1982 * Accession. *

London, April 5, 1966. * * * *

Convention on (e) International Regulations to Prevent Approaches at Sea. * Colombia. * 27-7-1981 * Accession *

* Gabon. * 21-1-1982 * Accession *

* Solomon Islands. * 12-3-1982 * Succession. *

* Vanuatu. * 28-7-1982 * Accession. *

London, October 20, 1972. * * * *

of July 9, 1977. * * * *

International Convention for the Safety of Human Life at Sea. * Egypt. * 4-9-1981 * Ratification. *

* Philippines * 15 -12-1981 * Accession. *

* Gabon. * 21-1-1982 * Accession. *

* Ecuador. * 28-5-1982 * Accession. *

* Vanuatu. * 28-7-1982 * Accession. *

London, November 1, 1974. * * * *

of 16, 17 and 18 June and 13 September 1980. * * * *

Protocol on the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (1974). * Libyan Arab Jamahiriya * 2-7-1981 Accession. *

* Greece. * 17-7-1981 * Accession. *

* Israel. * 21-8-1981 * Accession. *

* Germany Federal Republic. * 8-1-1982 * Withdrawal of the reservation made at the time of ratification. *

* Hungary * 3-2-1982 * Accession. *

* Argentina. * 24-2-1982 * Accession. *

* Switzerland. * 1-4-1982 * Accession. *

* Panama. * 14-7-1982 * Accession. *

* Peru. * 16-7-1982 * Accession. *

* Vanuatu. * 28-7-1982 * Accession. *

London, 17 February 1978. * * * *

of 4 May 1981. * * * *

G. C. Pollution. * * * *

International Convention on High-Sea Intervention in Cases of Accidents that Cause Oil Pollution. * Gabon. * 21-1-1982 * Accession. *

Brussels, 29 November 1969. * * * *

of 26 February 1976. * * * *

International Convention for the Establishment of an International Fund for Compensation for Damages Caused by Oil Pollution. * Gabon. * 21-1-1982 * Accession. *

Brussels, 18 December 1971. * * * *

of 11 March 1982 and 20 April 1982. * * * *

Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from the Sea by dumping of wastes and other materials. * Gabon * 5-8-1982 * Accession. *

* Irlanda.* 17-2-1982 * Ratification. *

* Kiribati. * 2-5-1982 * Succession (London). *

London, Mexico, Moscow and Washington, December 29, 1972. * * * *

of 10 November 1975. * * * *

Convention for the Prevention of Marine Pollution of Land Origin. * Federal Republic of Germany. * 2-3-1982 * Ratification, with notification that the Convention will also apply to the Land of Berlin. *

Paris, June 4, 1974 * * * *

of 21 January and 11 February 1981. * * * *

G. D. Oceanographic research. * * * *

G. E. Private law. * * * *

International Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules of Boarding Knowledge. Amended by the Brussels Protocol of 23 February 1968. * Netherlands * 26-4-1982 * Complaint to the Convention with effect from 26 April 1983 *

* Netherlands * 26-4-1982 * Ratification of the Protocol. *

* Bolivia * 28-5-1982 * Accession. *

Brussels 25 August 1924. * * * *

of July 31, 1930. * * * *

International Convention on Civil Liability for Damage Due to Oil Pollution. * Gabon. * 21-1-1982 * Accession. *

Brussels, 29 November 1969. * * * *

of 8 March 1976. * * * *

Convention on civil liability in the field of maritime transport of nuclear substances. * Gabon. * 21-1-1982 * Accession. *

Brussels, 17 December 1971. * * * *

of August 20, 1975. * * * *

H. Air * * * *

H. A. General. * * * *

H. B. Navigation and Transport. * * * *

H. C. Private law. * * * *

I. Communications & Transport * * * *

I. A. Postcards. * * * *

Minutes of the Universal Postal Union. Second Protocol. * Laos * 11-1-1982 * Ratification, with the following statement: *

* * * *

Lausanne, July 5, 1974. * * * *

of 21, 22, 23 25 and 26 August 1980. * * * *

I. B. Telegraphs and Radio. * * * *

I. C. Space. * * * *

Treaty on the principles that should govern the activities of States in the exploration and use of outer space, including the Moon and other celestial bodies. * India * 18-1-1982 *

London, Moscow and Washington, January 27, 1967. * * * *

of 4 February 1969. * * * *

I. D. Satellites. * * * *

I. E. Roads. * * * *

Agreement on the international transport of perishable goods and on the special equipment to be used in such transport (ATP). * Czechoslovakia. * 13-4-1982 * Accession, with the following reservation and declaration: *

* * * *

* * *

Geneva, 1 September 1970. * * * *

of 22 November 1976. * * * *

I. F. Railway. * * * *

J. Economic and financial * * * *

J. A. Economic. * * * *

J. B. Financial. * * * *

Agreement establishing the International Monetary Fund. * Belize. * 16-3-1982 * Acceptance. *

* Antigua and Barbuda * 25-2-1982 * Acceptance. *

* Hungary * 6-5-1982 * Acceptance. *

Washington, December 27, 1945. * * * *

of September 13, 1958. * * * *

J. C. Customs and Commercial. * * * *

Convention on the customs value of goods and equipment. * Yugoslavia. * 12-3-1981 * Notice of denunciation, with effect from 12 March 1982. *

Brussels, 15 December 1950. * * * *

of 4 June 1971. * * * *

Customs Convention on the Temporary Import of Professional Material. * Lesotho. * 27-1-1982 * Accession. *

Brussels, 8 June 1961. * * * *

of July 23, 1963. * * * *

Customs Convention on Containers. * Poland. * 29-4-1982 * Ratification. *

Geneva, December 2, 1972. * * * *

of March 12, 1976. * * * *

International Convention for the Simplification and Harmonization of Customs Regimes. And anexes E. 3 and E. 5. * Hungary. * 18-12-1981 * By acceding to the Convention, Hungary accepts without reservation the Annex E. 5. *

* Bulgaria. * 20-4-1982 * By joining the Convention, Bulgaria accepts the Annex E. 5. *

* Lesotho. * 14-5-1982 * Accession to the Convention. *

Kyoto, May 18, 1973. * * * *

of 13 May and 19 September 1980. * * * *

Agreement on the implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. * Yugoslavia. * 25-3-1982 * Ratification. *

Geneva, April 12, 1979. * * * *

of 18 November 1981. * * * *

Agreement on the implementation of Article VII of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and the annexed Protocol (Geneva 1 November 1979). * New Zealand. * 1-6-1982 * Acceptance of the Agreement and the Protocol, with the exception of the Cook Islands, Niue and Tokelau. *

* Yugoslavia * 18-8-1982 * Ratification of the Agreement and Protocol. *

Geneva, April 12, 1979. * * * *

of 19 November 1981. * * * *

Agreement on technical barriers to trade. * Yugoslavia. * 25-3-1982 * Ratification. *

Geneva, April 12, 1979. * * * *

of 17 November 1981. * * * *

Geneva Protocol (1979) annexed to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. * Haiti. * 29-6-1982 * Acceptance of the Additional Protocol. *

Geneva, June 30, 1979. * * * *

Additional Protocol to the Geneva Protocol (1979). * * * *

Geneva, November 22, 1979. * * * *

of 25 and 26 November 1981. * * * *

J. D. Raw materials. * * * *

Extension of the International Coffee Agreement (1976) until 30 September 1983. * Mexico. * 2-2-1982 * Acceptance. *

* United States * 11-2-1982 * Acceptance. *

* Zimbabwe. * 24-2-1982 * Provisional application. *

* Brazil. * 22-4-1982 * Acceptance. *

* Guatemala. * 28-4-1982 * Acceptance. *

* Ethiopia. * 10-5-1982 * Provisional application. *

* Rwanda. * 13-5-1982 * Acceptance. *

* Colombia. * 14-6-1982 * Acceptance. *

* Kenya. * 21-6-1982 * Acceptance. *

London, December 3, 1975. * * * *

of 25 June 1982. * * * *

International Olive Oil Convention, 1979. * EEC. * 16-11-1979 * By mistake, the date of November 15, 1979, was published as a definitive signature. *

* Morocco. * 16-6-1982 * Accession. *

Geneva, March 30, 1979. * * * *

of 10 June 1980 and 23 November 1981. * * * *

International Cocoa Convention, 1980. * EEC. * 11-3-1982 * Objection to the following declaration made by the USSR at the time of signature: *

* * * *

* * * The objection of the EEC refers to the reference to made in the said Agreement should be interpreted as including the European Economic Community and any other international organizations that have responsibilities with regard to negotiations, conclusion and implementation of international agreements. *

* Guatemala. * 25-3-1982 * Accession. *

* Ecuador. * 30-3-1982 * Accession. *

* Norway. * 9-6-1982 * Ratification. *

* Geneva, November 19, 1980. * * * *

of 22 January 1982. * * * *

International Estano Agreement. * Romania. * 23-3-1982 * Withdrawal, with effect from 31 December 1981. *

* Turkey. * 1-6-1982 * Withdrawal *

Geneva, June 21, 1975. * * * *

of 17 February 1977. * * * *

Protocol for the sixth extension of the Convention on the Trade in Wheat. * Guatemala. * 4-2-1982 * Ratification. *

* Nigeria. * 4-2-1982 Accession. *

London, March 6, 1981. * * * *

of August 14, 1981. * * * *

Food aid convention. * Argentina. * 10-6-1982 * Ratification. *

* Luxembourg * 29-6-1982 * Ratification. *

* Italy * 30-6-1982 * Ratification. *

* United Kingdom * 30-6-1982 * Ratification. *

London, March 6, 1980 * * * *

of March 23, 1981. * * * *

K. Agriculture and Fisheries * * * *

K. To Agricultural. * * * *

Convention establishing the International Fund for Agricultural Development. * Tonga * 12-4-1982 * Accession. *

Rome, June 13, 1976. * * * *

of 14 February 1979. * * * *

K. B. Fishing. * * * *

International Convention for the Regulation of Whale Fishing. * Alamania. Federal Republic. * 2-7-1982 * Accession. *

* Dominica * 6-7-1982 * Withdrawal. *

* Belize * 15 -7-1982 * Accession. *

* Senegal. * 15 -7-1962 * Accession. *

* Antigua and Barbuda. * 21-7-1982 * Accession. *

Washington, 2 de dieiembre de 1946. * * * *

of August 22, 1980, and April 23, 1981. * * * *

Convention on the Conservation of Living Resources in the Sub-Eastern Atlantic. * Belgium. * 5-11-1981 * Withdrawal with effect from 31 December 1982. *

Rome, 23 of oeiten of 1969. * * * *

of 17 February 1972. * * * *

K. C. Protection of Animals and Plants. * * * *

L. Industrialists and Technicians * * * *

L. A. Industrial. * * * *

L. B. Energy and Nuellias. * * * *

L. C. Technicians * * * *

World Meteorological Organization Convention (with amendments of 1959, 1963, 1967, 1975 and 1979). * Belize. * 25-5-1982 * Accession. *

Vanuatu. * 24-6-1982 * Accession. *

Washington, 11 of 1947. * * * *

of 25 June 1982. * * * *

What is published for general knowledge.

Madrid 19 October 1982.-The Technical Secretary General, José Antonio de Yturriaga Barberán.