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Complaint by the Government of Portugal Concerning the Observance by the Government of Liberia of the Forced Labour Convention, 1930 (No. 29)

International Labour Organization, Commission Appointed under Article 26 of the Constitution.  25 February 1963 .

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2021

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Abstract

Treaties — Special kinds of — International labour Conventions — Operation and effective observance of — Necessity for municipal legislation — Whether any provisions self-executing — Forced Labour Convention, 1930 — Allegation of failure by State to perform obligations under Convention — Continuance in force of incompatible legislation.

Specialized agencies of the United Nations — International Labour Organization — Procedure for investigation of complaint by member State of non-compliance by another member State with Forced Labour Convention, 1930 — Commission of Inquiry under Article 26 of I.L.O. Constitution — Judicial function of — Procedure — Evidence admitted by — Power to make recommendations.

Disputes — Miscellaneous — Commission of Inquiry under Constitution of International Labour Organization — Investigation of complaint by member State of non-compliance by another member with Forced Labour Convention, 1930 — Judicial function of Commission — Procedure — Evidence admitted by — Power to make recommendations.

Treaties — Operation and enforcement of — Necessity for municipal legislation — Effect of inconsistent legislation — International Labour Conventions — Forced Labour Convention, 1930 — Allegation of failure by State to perform obligations under that Convention — Continuance in force of incompatible legislation — Whether treaty part of the law of the land — Whether treaty operates as implied repeal of inconsistent laws — The law of Liberia.

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© Cambridge University Press 1968

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