A/HRC/39/9 155.252 Enhance measures to guarantee the investigation into and sanctioning of acts of stigmatization, violence and discrimination committed against migrants, asylum seekers and refugees (Argentina); 155.253 Guarantee access to free and independent advice to asylum seekers before their hearings, as well as legal assistance after a negative decision is made (Argentina); 155.254 Adopt legislative and administrative measures to avoid the detention of migrants and allow the early identification of migrants in situations of vulnerability, including transsexual persons and victims of torture, with a view to their being considered in the asylum application processes, as well as in the terms of appeal before the expulsion (Mexico); 155.255 Take all appropriate measures to further protect asylum seekers and migrants from any potential violent attacks (Indonesia); 155.256 Ensure that the rights of persons of African origin and asylum seekers are respected in all spheres (Madagascar); 155.257 Establish a specific procedure to determine statelessness that would guarantee the protection of the rights provided in the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons (Burkina Faso); 155.258 Guarantee birth registration and prenatal care and postnatal care of new born children regardless of their migration status, in particular through the dissemination of information on health services and the improvement of shelters and reception centres for migrants and refugees; in addition, ensure that the irregular migratory status of newborn children is not a barrier to their registration (Ecuador); 155.259 Take urgent steps to guarantee the right of every child born on German territory to be registered, irrespective of the migration status of their parents (Philippines). 156. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 25