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Achievements in the Area of Freedom of Association,the labour field, freedom of association. In this area, thanks to the CFA component all three . indicators (5, 6 and 7) will be put through the mill. In the other areas, where assessment of . presupposes ratification of the relevant Conventions, only indicators 5 and 6 provide the data on the basis

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Typical Country Patterns and Conclusions,he illustration countries by pulling together their 2000–04 CRGs and . across the four areas. Barbados and Guatemala are chosen because their data are easy to distinguish, but it could have been any other pair from another region. Although no two countries are alike, Figure 12.1 indicates a pattern

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978-1-349-54253-6Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230508439human rights; international relations; work

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Measuring Adherence,The . dimension measures the extent to which countries commit themselves to the four freedoms in the world of work and report thereon. To do this credibly, its methodology must fulfil the demanding criteria for indicators in the human rights field postulated earlier (Chapter 2.3), notably validity, transparency, reliability and objectivity.

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The Architecture and Scope of the Gap System,tion, freedom from forced labour, freedom from child labour and freedom from discrimination as enunciated by the International Labour Organization. The real world is represented by the extent of countries’ . to these freedoms and the degree to which they . them in practice. A . is the distance between the ideal and the real world.