Editorial

Interview
"Migrant workers' rights are not negotiable", by Manolo I. Abella

Global perspective
Migrant workers: The ILO standards, by Cécile Vittin-Balima
Migration: Industrialized countries are the main winners, by Elsa Ramos
Freedom and migration, by Jean-Paul Marthoz
Migration and labour solidarity, by Patrick A. Taran
Globalization catches up with migrants, by Olivier Annequin
The feminization of international migration, by Gloria Moreno Fontes Chammartin
Migration, remittances and development, by Judith van Doorn
Migrants - worth more than development aid?, by Dominique Demol
Forced labour, migration and traffi cking, by Roger Plant
Bringing back the know-how - migrants and technology transfer, by André Linard

Trade union concerns and actions
Migrants get unions back to basics, by Natacha David
Need to know: Asylum, immigration and transport workers, by David Cockroft
Immigration and workers' rights, by Sarah Fitzpatrick
HIV/AIDS super highways, by Jacky Delorme
Trafficking permeates Europe, by Samuel Grumiau

Trends in the regions
Living on the edge - refugee and migrant workers in Africa, by David Ndachi Tagne
The union movement in Senegal and migrant workers, by Mamadou Diouf
Migration in Latin America and the Caribbean: A view from the ICFTU/ORIT, by Iván González Alvarado and Hilda Sánchez
Dreams turn to nightmares for Indonesia's migrants, by Patrick Quinn
Labour migration in Malaysia - trade union views, by A. Navamukundan
Can migrant workers save an ageing Europe?, by Jonathan Equeter
Migration and integration - some EU pointers, by Ian Graham
Arab labour on the move, by Steve Ringel
Migratory problems in Russia, by Oleg Neterebsky