1.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallbefreetoleaveany State, including theirStateoforigin. Thisrightshallnotbesubject toany restrictions except thosethatareprovided bylaw,arenecessary toprotect national security, public order(ordrepublic), pUblichealth ormorals orthe rights andfreedoms ofothers andareconsistent withotherrights recognized in thispartoftheConvention. 2.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallhavetherightatany timetore-enter theirStateoforigin. Article 9 Therighttolifeofmigrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallbe protected bylaw. ArticlELlQ Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallnotbesubjected to torture ortocruel, inhuman ordegrading treatment orpunishment. Article 11 1.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallnotbeheldin slavery orservitude. 2.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallnotberequired to perform forced orcompulsory labour. 3.Paragraph 2ofthisarticle shallnotbeheldtopreclude, inStates whereimprisonment withhardlabour maybeimposed asapunishment foracrime, the. performance ofhardlabourinpursuance ofasentence tosuchpunishment bya competent court. 4.Forthepurpose ofthisarticle theterm"forced orcompulsory Labour " shallnotinclude: (a) normally orderofAnyworkorservice notreferred toinparagraph 3ofthisarticle required ofaperson whoisunderdetention inconsequence ofalawful acourtor ofaperson during conditional release fromsuchdetention; (b)Anyservice exacted incasesofemergency orcalamity threatening the lifeorwell-being ofthecommunity; I .. .-0- (c)Anyworkorservice thatformspartofnormalcivilobligations sofaras itisimposed alsooncitizens oftheStateconcerned. Article 12 1.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallhavetherightto freedom ofthought, conscience andreligion. Thisrightshallinclude freedom to haveortoadoptareligion orbeliefoftheirchoiceandfreedom either individually orincommunity withothers andinpUblicorprivate tomanifest their religion orbelief inworship, observance, practice andteaching. 2.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallnotbesubject to coercion thatwouldimpairtheirfreedom tohaveortoadoptareligion orbelief oftheirchoice. 3.Freedom tomanifest one'sreligion orbeliefs maybesubject onlytosuch limitations asareprescribed bylawandarenecessary toprotect publicsafety, order,health ormorals orthefundamental rightsandfreedoms ofothers. 4.Theliberty ofparents towhomthepresent Convention applies toensure thereligious andmoraleducation oftheirchildren, including children overwhom theyhavelegalguardianship, inconformity withtheirownconvictions, shallbe fullyrespected. Article 13 1.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallhavetherightto holdopinions without interference. 2.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallhavetherightto freedom ofe~pression; thisrightshallinclude freedom toseek,receive andimpart information andideasofallkinds,regardless offrontiers, eitherorally, in writing orinprint,intheformofartorthrough anyothermediaoftheirchoice. 3.Theexercise oftherightsprovided forinparagraph 2ofthisarticle carries withitspecial duties andresponsibilities. Itmaytherefore besubject tocertain restrictions, buttheseshallonlybesuchasareprovided bylawand arenecessary: (a)Forrespect oftherights andreputations ofothers; (b)Fortheprotection ofnational ~ecurity oftheStatesconcerned orof public order(ordrepublic) orofpublichealthormorals; (c)Forthepurpose ofpreventing anypropaganda forwar; (d)Forthepurpose ofpreventing anyadvocacy ofnational, racialor religious hatredthatconstitutes incitement todiscrimination, hostility or violence. I .. .-9- Article 14 Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallnotbesubjected to arbitrary orunlawful interference withtheirprivacy, family, home,correspondence
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a human rights convention, specifically focusing on the rights of migrant workers and their families. It outlines various rights, such as the right to leave and return to their country of origin, protection from torture and forced labor, freedom of thought and religion, and protection of privacy and family life. The text does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, or science and technology.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Employment