2.2 ILO's Contribution to Global Labour Standard/Jurisprudence Setting and Its Process

The standard-setting's process: the double-discussion path (the item's adoption — the conference's two readings; the convention-and-recommendation's vote); the supervisory machinery: the states' periodic reports (the ratified conventions' implementation); the CEACR's examination (the committee of experts' comments); the conference's committee (the special complaints' review); the representations-and-complaints (the C87-C98 articles' procedures — the freedom-of-association committee's special machinery); the 1998 Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work (the obligations-even-unratified: the member-states' duty to respect the fundamentals regardless of ratification) — the jurisprudence's global diffusion (the conventions' incorporation into the national laws — Nepal's own alignment history).