Editorial = V
Interview
"Migrant workers' rights are not negotiable", by Manolo I. Abella = 1
Global perspective
Migrant workers: The ILO standards, by Cecile Vittin-Balima = 5
Migration: Industrialized countries are the main winners, by Elsa Ramos = 12
Freedom and migration, by Jean-Paul Marthoz = 21
Migration and labour solidarity, by Patrick A. Taran = 26
Globalization catches up with migrants, by Olivier Annequin = 35
The feminization of international migration, by Gloria Moreno Fontes Chammartin = 39
Migration, remittances and development, by Judith van Doorn = 48
Migrants - worth more than development aid?, by Dominique Demol = 54
Forced labour, migration and traffi cking, by Roger Plant = 58
Bringing back the know-how - migrants and technology transfer, by Andre Linard = 66
Trade union concerns and actions
Migrants get unions back to basics, by Natacha David = 71
Need to know: Asylum, immigration and transport workers, by David Cockroft = 76
Immigration and workers' rights, by Sarah Fitzpatrick = 79
HIV/AIDS super highways, by Jacky Delorme = 85
Trafficking permeates Europe, by Samuel Grumiau = 90
Trends in the regions
Living on the edge - refugee and migrant workers in Africa, by David Ndachi Tagne = 95
The union movement in Senegal and migrant workers, by Mamadou Diouf = 99
Migration in Latin America and the Caribbean: A view from the ICFTU/ORIT, by Ivan Gonzalez Alvarado and Hilda Sanchez = 101
Dreams turn to nightmares for Indonesia's migrants, by Patrick Quinn = 109
Labour migration in Malaysia - trade union views, by A. Navamukundan = 115
Can migrant workers save an ageing Europe?, by Jonathan Equeter = 120
Migration and integration - some EU pointers, by Ian Graham = 125
Arab labour on the move, by Steve Ringel = 131
Migratory problems in Russia, by Oleg Neterebsky = 135
Interview
"Migrant workers' rights are not negotiable", by Manolo I. Abella = 1
Global perspective
Migrant workers: The ILO standards, by Cecile Vittin-Balima = 5
Migration: Industrialized countries are the main winners, by Elsa Ramos = 12
Freedom and migration, by Jean-Paul Marthoz = 21
Migration and labour solidarity, by Patrick A. Taran = 26
Globalization catches up with migrants, by Olivier Annequin = 35
The feminization of international migration, by Gloria Moreno Fontes Chammartin = 39
Migration, remittances and development, by Judith van Doorn = 48
Migrants - worth more than development aid?, by Dominique Demol = 54
Forced labour, migration and traffi cking, by Roger Plant = 58
Bringing back the know-how - migrants and technology transfer, by Andre Linard = 66
Trade union concerns and actions
Migrants get unions back to basics, by Natacha David = 71
Need to know: Asylum, immigration and transport workers, by David Cockroft = 76
Immigration and workers' rights, by Sarah Fitzpatrick = 79
HIV/AIDS super highways, by Jacky Delorme = 85
Trafficking permeates Europe, by Samuel Grumiau = 90
Trends in the regions
Living on the edge - refugee and migrant workers in Africa, by David Ndachi Tagne = 95
The union movement in Senegal and migrant workers, by Mamadou Diouf = 99
Migration in Latin America and the Caribbean: A view from the ICFTU/ORIT, by Ivan Gonzalez Alvarado and Hilda Sanchez = 101
Dreams turn to nightmares for Indonesia's migrants, by Patrick Quinn = 109
Labour migration in Malaysia - trade union views, by A. Navamukundan = 115
Can migrant workers save an ageing Europe?, by Jonathan Equeter = 120
Migration and integration - some EU pointers, by Ian Graham = 125
Arab labour on the move, by Steve Ringel = 131
Migratory problems in Russia, by Oleg Neterebsky = 135