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24.320
Adopt expeditious, clear and accessible regularization mechanisms for
migrants and refugees and a migration policy that guarantees their rights, in
particular access to decent work, health, housing and education (Portugal);
24.321
Continue efforts to promote the rights of migrants, especially women
and children (Bahrain);
24.322
Continue efforts to guarantee the human rights of migrants, including
Bolivians in transit on their way to Pacific ports, and agricultural workers
(Plurinational State of Bolivia);
24.323
Continue its efforts to further strengthen the legal framework for the
protection of migrant workers (Burkina Faso);
24.324
Simplify legal residency and work processes to ensure equitable access
to essential services and enhance protection for migrants against exploitation and
discrimination (Gambia);
24.325
Develop and expand safe and legal pathways for receiving migrants,
respecting their dignity and rights (Holy See);
24.326
Ensure that border governance measures protect the rights of
migrants, asylum-seekers and refugees by due process and the principle of
non-refoulement, and prevent the collective expulsion of migrants (Gambia);
24.327
Advance the implementation of its National Policy on Migration and
Foreign Nationals, establish regularization mechanisms for irregular migrants,
and guarantee access to fair and effective asylum procedures (Canada);
24.328
Redouble actions to protect the rights of migrants and refugees in
accordance with the principle of non-refoulement and the prohibition of
arbitrary and collective expulsion (Costa Rica);
24.329
Adopt a legal framework to protect stateless persons (Algeria).
25.
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.
III. Voluntary pledges and commitments
26.
Chile pledges to establish a national mechanism for monitoring the effective
implementation of human rights recommendations with the participation of the national
human rights institution.
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