written explanations orstatements clarifying thematter andtheremedy, ifany, thatmayhavebeentakenbythatState. 4.TheCommittee shallconsider communications received underthisarticle inthelightofallinformation madeavailable toitbyoronbehalforthe individual andbytheStatePartyconcerned. 5.TheCommittee shallnotconsider anycommunications fromanindividual underthisarticle unlessithasascertained that: I .. .-34- (a)Thesamematter hasnotbeen,andisnotbeing, examined underanother procedure ofinternational investigation orsettlement; (b)Theindividual hasexhausted allavailable domestic remedies; thisshall notbetherulewheretheappLicat.ionoftheremedies intheviewoftheCommittee isunreasonably prolonged. 6.TheCommittee shallholdclosedmeetings whenexamining communications underthisarticle. 7.TheCommittee shallforwarditsviewstotheStatePartyconcerned andto theindividual. 8.Theprovisions ofthisarticle shallcomeintoforcewhentenStates Parties tothepresent Convention havemadedeclarations underparagraph 1ofthis article. Suchdeclarations shallbedeposited bytheStatesParties withthe Secretary-General oftheUnitedNations, whoshalltransmit copiesthereof tothe otherStatesParties. Adeclaration maybewithdrawn atanytimebynotification totheSecretary-General. Suchawithdrawal shallnotprejudice theconsideration ofanymatterthatisthesubject ofacommunication already transmitted underthis article; nofurther communication byoronbehalfofanindividual shallbe received underthisarticle afterthenotification ofwithdrawal oftheqeclaration hasbeenreceived bytheSecretary-General, unlesstheStatePartyhasmade a new declaration. Theprovisions ofarticle 76ofthepresent Convention shallbeapplied without prejudice toanyprocedures forsettling disputes orcomplaints inthe fieldcovered bythepresent Convention laiddownintheconstituent instruments of,orinconventions adopted by,theUnited Nations anditsspecialized agencies andshallnotprevent theStatesParties fromhavingrecourse toanyprocedures for settling adispute inaccordance withinternational agreements inforcebetween them. PARTVIII general provisions Nothing inthepresent Convention shallaffecttherightofeachStateParty toestabLishthecrit.eria governing admission ofmigrant workers andmembers of t.hei.i[':md.lies. Concerning othe rmatters related totheirlegalsituation and trent.men t;asmigrant workers andmembers oftheirfarniLiss ,StatesParties shallbe subje~t tothelimitations setforthinthepresent Convention. /...-35- Article 80 Nothing inthepresent Convention shallbeinterpreted asimpairing the provisions oftheCharter oftheUnited Nations andoftheconstitutions ofthe specialized agencies whichdefine therespective responsibilities ofthevarious organs oftheUnited Nations andofthespecialized agencies inregardtothe matters dealtwithinthepresent Convention. Article 81 1.Nothing inthepresent Convention shallaffect morefavourable rights or freedoms granted tomigrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies byvirtueof: (a)Thelaworpractice ofaStateParty; or (b)Anyinternational treatyinforcefortheStatePartyconcerned. 2.Nothing inthepresent Convention shallbeinterpreted asimplying for anyState, grouporperson anyrighttoengage inanyactivity orperform anyact thatwouldimpair anyoftherights andfreedoms assetforthinthepresent Convention. Article 82 Therights ofmigrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies provided forin thepresent Convention maynotberenounced. Itshallnotbepermissible toexert anyformofpressure uponmigrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies withaview totheirrelinquishing orforgoing anyofthesaidrights. Itshallnotbe possible toderogate bycontract fromrights recognized inthepresent Convention. StatesParties shalltakeappropriate measures toensurethattheseprinciples are respected. Article 83 EachStatePartytothepresent Convention undertakes: (a)Toensurethatanypersons whoserights orfreedoms asherein recognized areviolated shallhaveaneffective remedy, notwithstanding thattheviolation has beencommitted bypersons actinginanofficial capacity; (b)Toensurethatanypersons seeking sucharemedyshallhavetheirclaims reviewed anddecided bycompetent judicial, administrative orlegislative
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the rights and protections of migrant workers and their families, including their legal status, employment, and social protections. The focus is on ensuring that these individuals have access to remedies and protections, and that their rights are not impaired or renounced.

**Category**
Human Rights, Employment