Pledge of Support for Migrant Workers Convention for Organizations

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ORGANIZATIONAL PLEDGE OF SUPPORT

Join the National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights in urging US ratification of the

International Convention on the Protection of Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families (also known as the Migrant Workers Convention)!

This UN document provides the first comprehensive definition of an “international migrant,” and identifies the human rights protections that are essential to migrants and their families. Forty-seven countries have ratified or acceded to the Migrant Workers Convention since it was approved by the UN General Assembly on December 18, 1990.

NNIRR believes the US should ratify this important agreement and join the global community in upholding a international standards for migrant rights.

Please add your name to the Pledge of Support for ratification! (This Pledge form is for individual endorsers. If you wish to sign on behalf of an organization, please go here)

We are gathering thousands of both individual and organizational endorsements to show broad support for the convention. Together, we can work to raise awareness about the convention's significance and build nationwide pressure for the US to recognize and support it.

For more information on the Migrant Workers Convention, you can view this brief summary.

Thank you for your support!

PLEDGE OF SUPPORT:

I support US ratification of the UN International Convention on the Protection of Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families.

This Convention establishes a global standard for the human rights of all migrants, identifying civil, political, cultural, labor and other essential protections. It provides a fundamental guideline for the treatment of ALL migrants with dignity and respect.

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SIGN THE PLEDGE!

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