In this context the Assembly recommends that the Committee
of Ministers ask the relevant intergovernmental committees to develop
co-operation programmes with the International Labour Organization (ILO)
and the European Union in order to:
2.1 research existing patterns of abusive practice in the
transnational recruitment of temporary workers;
2.2 assist member states, particularly non- European Union
member states, in developing and enforcing strategies to combat
irregular recruitment and trafficking of workers;
2.3 assist member states, particularly non- European Union
member states, to regulate labour recruitment and to apply efficient
enforcement mechanisms (labour inspection, dissuasive sanctions, penalties
including criminal prosecution);
2.4 assist member states in developing information campaigns
on the rights of migrant workers and their working conditions.