savings and, in accordance with the applicable legislation of the States concerned, their personal effects and belongings. 1. Migrant workers and members of their families shall have the right to be informed by the State of origin, the State of employment or the State of transit as the case may be concerning: (a) Their rights arising out of the present Convention; (b) The conditions of admission, their rights and obligations under the law and practice of the State concerned and such other matters as will enable them to comply with administrative or other formalities in that State. 2. States Parties shall take all measures they deem appropriate to ’ disseminate the said information or to ensure that it is provided by employers, _ trade unions or other appropriate bodies or institutions. As appropriate, they shall co-operate with other States concerned. 3. Such adequate information shall be provided upon request to migrant workers and members of their families, free of charge, and, as far as possible, in a language they are able to understand. Nothing in this Part of the present Convention shall have the effect of relieving migrant workers and the members of their families from either the obligation to comply with the laws and regulations of any State of transit and the State of employment or the obligation to respect the cultural identity of the inhabitants of such States. Nothing in this Part of the present Convention shall be interpreted as implying the regularization of the situation of migrant workers or members of their families who are non-documented or in an irregular situation or any right to such regularization of their situation, nor shall it prejudice the measures intended to ensure sound and equitable conditions for international migration as provided in Part VI. A/C.3/45/1 English Page 38 PART IV 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the rights and obligations of migrant workers and their families, particularly with regards to their information and communication with the states they are interacting with. It discusses the provision of information about their rights, conditions of admission, and obligations, as well as the measures states should take to ensure this information is disseminated. The text also emphasizes the importance of respecting the cultural identity of the inhabitants of the states involved. Given these themes, it is likely that the text is related to the area of employment, human rights, and international migration.

**Category**
Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief