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RUIZ MORENO, Ángel Guillermo. The human right to work of migrants. Rev. latinoam. derecho soc [online]. 2016, n.22. ISSN 2448-7899.

The history of mankind is the history of migrations that gave rise to massive displacements of the population, both spontaneous and forced, and internal and external. Multiple migrations have occurred since time immemorial and therefore is not a new phenomenon. Both migration and labour are inalienable human rights that should be respected at all times and places, with existing International Conventions, Recommendations and Resolutions of the ILO requiring Member States to properly regulate them. It should be agreed by International Treaties that the full protection of migrants, through the regularization of their stay in the host country to be paid a fair and equitable salary, pay taxes and contribute to social security, thus enjoying proper social protection regards decent work, without discrimination and with full respect for the fundamental rights of all workers, equal to that enjoyed by nationals. If not, the legal concepts of enforceable social rights the State might as well be used, as well as latency rights.

Palabras llave : labor migration; human rights; latency rights; enforceable social rights; social protection.

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