liberty ofmovement intheterritory oftheStateofemployment andfreedom to choosetheirresidence there. I .. .-18- 2.Therights mentioned inparagraph 1ofthisarticle shallnotbesubject toanyrestrictions except thosethatareprovided bylaw,arenecessary toprotect national security, public order C~dre puQliQ), publichealth ormorals, orthe rights and[reedoms ofothers andareconsistent withtheotherrights recognized inthepresent Convention. Article 40 1.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallhavetherightto formassociations andtradeunions intheStateofemployment forthepromotion and ·protection oftheireconomic, social, cultural andotherinterests. 2.Norestrictions maybeplaced ontheexercise ofthisrightotherthan thosethatareprescribed bylawandarenecessary inademocratic society inthe interests ofnational security, public order(ordrepUblic), theprotection of public health ormorals ortheprotection oftherights andfreedoms ofothers. Article 41 1.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallhavetherightto participate inpublicaffairs, tovoteandtobeelected atelections intheir Stateoforigin, inaccordance withthelegislation ofthatState. 2.TheStates concerned shall, asappropriate andinaccordance withtheir legislation, facilitate theexercise oftheserights. Article 42 1.States Parties shallconsider theestablishment ofprocedures or institutions through whichaccount maybetaken, bothinStates oforigin andin States ofemployment, ofspecial needs, aspirations andobligations ofmigrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies andshallenvisage, asappropriate, the possibility formigrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies tohavetheirfreely chosen representatives inthoseinstitutions. 2.States ofemployment shallfacilitate, inaccordance withtheirnational legislation, theconsultation orparticipation ofmigrant workers andmembers of theirfamilies indecisions concerning thelifeandadministration oflocal communities. 3.Migrant workers mayenjoypolitical rightsintheStateofemployment onlytotheextent thatthatState, intheexercise ofitssovereignty, grants them suchrights_ Article 43 1.Migrant workers shallenjoyequality oftreatment withnationals ofthe Stateofemployment inrelation to: I .. .-19- (a)Access toeducational institutions andservices b' . ., " sujecttotheadmissionrequirements andotherregulatlons ofthelnstltutions and .serVlces concerned; (b)Access tovocational guidance andplacement services, provided that requirements forparticipation aremet; (c)Access tovocational training andretra' ,ln~ngfacilities andinstitutions; (d)Access tohousing, including social housing schemes, andprotection against exploitation inrespect ofrents; (e)Access tosocial andhealthservices, provided thattherequirements for participation intherespective schemes aremet; (f)Access toco-operatives andself-managed enterprises without implying a changeoftheirmigration status andsUbject totherulesandregulations ofthe bodies concerned: (g)Access toandparticipation incultural life. 2.StatesParties shallpromote conditions toensureeffective equality of treatment toenable migrant workers toenjoytheabove-mentioned rights whenever thetermsoftheirstay,asauthorized bytheStateofemployment, meetthe appropriate requirements. 3.States ofemployment shallnotprevent anemployer ofmigrant workers fromestablishing housing orsocialorcultural facilities forthem. Subject to article 70ofthepresent Convention, aStateofemployment maymakethe establishment ofsuchfacilities subject totherequirements generally applied in thatStateconcerning theirinstallation. Article 44
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the rights and protection of migrant workers and their families in the context of employment and residence in a foreign country. It discusses their rights to freedom of movement, association, participation in public affairs, and equality of treatment in various aspects of life. The text also mentions the importance of protecting national security, public order, and the rights of others.

**Category**
Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief