text: 1.Project-tied workers, asdefined inarticle 2,paragraph 2(f)ofthe present Convention, andmembers oftheirfamilies shallbeentitled totherights provided inpartIVofthepresent Convention, except theprovisions ofarticle 43, paragraphs 1(b)and(c);inarticle 43,paragraph 1(d),asitpertains tosocial housing schemes; inarticle 45(b);[inarticle 50]andinarticles 52to55. 2.Ifaproject-tied worke~ claimsthatthetermsofhisorherwork contract havebeenviolated byhisorheremployer, heorsheshallhavetheright toaddress hisorhercasetothecompetent authorities oftheStatewhichhas jurisdiction overthatemployer, on.terms provided forinarticle 18,paragraph 1, ofthepresent Convention. Article 62 1.Specified-employment workers asdefined inarticle 2,paragraph 2(g)of thepresent Convention, shallbeentitled toalltherightsrelating tomigrant workers inpartIVoftheConvention, excluding thosesetforthinarticle 43, paragraphs 1(b)and(c);inarticle 43,paragraph 1(d),asitpertains tosocial housing schemes; andinarticles 52and54(d). 2.Members ofthefamily ofspecified-employment workers shallbeentitled toalltherightsrelating tofamily members ofmigrant workers inpartIVofthe present Convention, excluding thosesetforthin[article 50and]article 53. Article 63 1.Self-employed workers asdefined inarticle 2,paragraph 2(h)ofthe present Convention, shallbeentitled toalltherights pr.ovided forinpartIVof theConvention withtheexception ofthoserightsthatareexclusively applicable toworkers having acontract ofemployment. 2.Without prejudice toarticles 37and52ofthepresent Convention, the termination oftheeconomic activity oftheself-employed workers shallnotin itself implythewithdrawal oftheauthorization forthem.orforthemembers of theirfamilies tostayortoengage inaremunerated activity intheStateof employment except wheretheauthorization ofresidence isexpressly dependent upon thespecific remunerated activity forwhichtheywereadmitted. I .. .-25- PARTVI Promotion ofsound, equitable, humane andlawful conditions inconnection withinternational migration ofworkers an~ theirfamilies Article 64 1.Without prejudice toarticle 79ofthepresent Convention, theStates Parties concerned shallasappropriate consult andco-operate withaviewto promoting sound, equitable andhumane conditions withrespect tointernational migration ofmigrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies. 2.Inthisrespect dueregardshallbepaidnotonlytolabour needsand resources, butalsotothesocial, economic andcultural andotherneedsofmigrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies involved, aswellastotheconsequences of suchmigration forthecommunities concerned. Article 65 1.StatesParties shallmaintain appropriate services todealwithquestions concerning international migration ofworkers andmembers oftheirfamilies. Their functions shallinclude, interalia: (a)Theformulation andimplementation ofpolicies regarding suchmigration: (b)Anexchange ofinformation, consultation andco-operation withthe competent· authorities ofotherStates Parties involved insuchmigration: (c)Theprovision ofappropriate information, particularly toemployers, workers andtheirorganizations onpolicies, lawsandregulations relating to migration andemployment, onagreements concluded withotherStates concerning migration andonotherrelevant matters; (d)Theprovision ofinformation andappropriate assistance to'migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies regarding requisite authorizations and formalities andarrangements fordeparture, travel, arrival, stay,remunerated activities, exitandreturn, aswellasonconditions ofworkandlifeintheState afemployment andoncustoms, currency, taxandotherrelevant laws ~ndregulations. 2. adequate culturalTheStates Parties shallfacilitate asappropriate theprovision of consular andotherservices thatarenecessary tomeetthesocial, andotherneedsofmigrant workers andtheirfamilies.
analysis: This text appears to be a set of articles from an international convention related to the rights and conditions of migrant workers and their families. The articles discuss topics such as employment, social housing, family rights, and the responsibilities of states in promoting sound, equitable, and humane conditions for international migration. The focus is on the protection of workers' rights and the facilitation of their migration and employment.