text: Accused juvenile migrant workers andjuvenile members ofmigrant workers' families shallbeseparated fromadults andbrought asspeedily aspossible foradjudication. 3.Migrant workers ormembers oftheirfamilies whoaredetained inaState oftransit orinaStateofemployment forviolation ofprovisions relating to migration, shallbeheld,insofaraspracticable, separately fromconvicted persons orpersons detained pending trial. 4.During anyperiod ofimprisonment inpursuance ofasentence imposed bya courtoflaw,thetreatment ofmigrant workers ormembers oftheirfamilies shall beaimedattheirreformation andsocialrehabilitation. Juvenile offenders shall besegregated fromadults andbeaccorded treatment appropriate totheirageBnd legalstatus. 5.During detention orimprisonment, migrant workers ormembers oftheir families shallenjoythesamerights asnationals tovisits bymembers oftheir families. I .. .-11- 6.Whenever migrant workers aredeprived oftheirliberty, thecompetent authorities oftheStateconcerned shallpayattention totheproblems thatmay be posedformembers oftheirfamily, inparticular forspouses andminorchildren. 7.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies whoaresUbjected toany formofdetention orimprisonment inaccordance withthelawinforceintheState ofemployment orintheStateoftransit shallenjoythesamerights asnationals ofthoseStates whoareinthesamesituation. 8.Ifmigrant workers ormembers oftheirfamilies aredetained forthe purpose ofverifying anyinfraction ofprovisions related tomigration, theyshall notbearanycostsarising therefrom. Article 18 1.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallhavetherightto equality withnationals oftheStateconcerned beforethecourts andtribunals. In thedetermination ofanycriminal chargeagainst themor oftheirrights and obligations inasuitatlaw,theyshallbeentitled toafairandpublichearing byacompetent, independent andimpartial tribunal established bylaw. 2.Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies whoarecharged ~itha criminal offence shallhavetherighttobepresumed innocent untilprovenguilty according tolaw. 3.Inthedetermination ofanycriminal chargeagainst them,migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shallbeentitled tothefollowing minimum guarantees: (a)Tobeinformed promptly andindetailinalanguage theyunderstand of thenature andcauseofthechargeagainst them: (b)Tohaveadequate timeandfacilities forthepreparation oftheirdefence andtocommunicate withcounsel oftheirownchoosing: (c)Tobetriedwithout unduedelay; (d)Tobetriedintheirpresence andtodefend themselves inpersonor through legalassistance oftheirownchoosing; tobeinformed, iftheydonothave legalassistance, ofthisright: andtohavelegalassistance assigned tothem,in anycasewheretheinterests ofjustice sorequire andwithout payment bythemin anysuchcaseiftheydonothavesufficient meanstopayforit; (e)Toexamine orhaveexamined thewitnesses against themandtoobtain the attendance andexamination ofwitnesses ontheirbehalf underthesameconditions aswitnesses against them; (f)Tohavethefreeassistance ofaninterpreter iftheycannotunderstand orspeakthelanguage usedincourt: (g)Nottobecompelled totestify against themselves ortoconfess guilt. /...-12- 4.Inthecaseo!juvenile peraons ,theprocedure shallbesuchaswilltake account oftheirageandthedesirability ofpromoting theirrehabilitation. 5.Migrant workers andmembers oftheir f~ilies convicted ofacrimeshall havetherighttotheirconviction andsentence beingreviewed byahigher tribunal according tolaw. 5.Whenmigrant workers ormembers oftheirfamilies have,byafinal decision, beenconvicted ofacriminal offence andwhensubsequently their conviction hasbeenreversed ortheyhavebeenpardoned ontheground thatanewor newlydiscovered factshowsconclusively thattherehasbeenamiscarriage of justice, thepersons whohavesuffered punishment asaresult ofsuchconviction shallbecompensated according tolaw,unlessitisprovedthatthenon-disclosure oftheunknown factintimeiswholly orpartlyattributable tothem. 7.Migrant workex:s andmembers oftheirfamilies shallnotbeliabletobe
analysis: This text appears to be a set of guidelines or regulations related to the treatment and rights of migrant workers and their families. It covers topics such as their separation from adults, rights during imprisonment, and procedures for determining criminal charges against them. The text also mentions the importance of fairness, impartiality, and the right to a fair trial. Given the focus on the rights and treatment of individuals, particularly migrant workers, it is likely that this text falls under the category of...