The Occupational Cancer Convention is an International Labour Organization Convention on workplace safety standards against occupational cancer, established in 1974 during the 59th session of the Interlnational Labour Conference. The convention entered into force in 1976 after ratification of Ecuador and Hungary.
Ratifications As of April 2023, the convention has been ratified by 41 countries. CountryDateStatusAfghanistan16 May 1979In ForceArgentina15 Jun 1978 In ForceBelgium11 Oct 1996 In ForceBrazil27 Jun 1990 In ForceCroatia08 Oct 1991 In ForceCzech Republic01 Jan 1993 In ForceDenmark06 Jun 1978 In ForceEcuador27 Mar 1975 In ForceEgypt25 Mar 1982 In ForceFinland4 May 1977 In ForceFrance24 Aug 1994 In ForceGermany23 Aug 1976 In ForceGuinea20 Apr 1976 In ForceGuyana10 Jan 1983 In ForceHungary10 Jun 1975 In ForceIceland21 Jun 1991 In ForceIraq31 Mar 1978 In ForceItaly23 Jun 1981 In ForceJapan26 Jul 1977 In ForceLebanon23 Feb 2000 In ForceLuxembourg08 Apr 2008 In ForceMontenegro03 Jun 2006 In ForceNetherlands08 Jun 2017 In ForceNicaragua01 Oct 1981 In ForceNorth Macedonia17 Nov 1991 In ForceNorway14 Jun 1977 In ForcePeru16 Nov 1976 In ForcePortugal3 May 1999 In ForceSouth Korea07 Nov 2011 In ForceRussian Federation30 May 2017 In ForceSerbia24 Nov 2000 In ForceSlovakia01 Jan 1993 In ForceSlovenia29 May 1992 In ForceSweden23 Sep 1975 In ForceSwitzerland28 Oct 1976 In ForceSyria01 Feb 1979 In ForceUkraine17 Jun 2010 In ForceUruguay31 Jul 1980 In ForceVenezuela05 Jul 1983 In Force
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External links Text and Ratifications.