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137.265 Ensure inclusive education and accessibility of health-care services
and facilities for persons with disabilities (Israel);
137.266 Simplify the process of naturalization of “non-citizens” in order to
ensure their full range of human rights, including guaranteeing them electoral
rights (Russian Federation);
137.267 Consider participating in resettlement and relocation programmes for
asylum seekers, and put the necessary measures to end punishment for their
irregular border crossing (Sudan);
137.268 Continue the efforts already made to provide migrants and other
vulnerable groups with better access to health, education and other social
services (Niger);
137.269 Continue applying measures to protect asylum seekers by
participating in refugees’ resettlement and relocation programmes (Cyprus);
137.270 Improve living conditions in reception centres for asylum seekers
(Iraq);
137.271 Continue the progress made in implementing national plans for
integration and address issues related to stateless persons (Tunisia);
137.272 Redouble efforts to prevent and reduce the cases of statelessness,
including through a statelessness determination procedure that guarantees the
systematic identification of stateless persons and their protection, and facilitates
the naturalization of persons with “undetermined citizenship”, giving priority to
the right to a nationality of all children living in the country, in line with the
recommendations of the Human Rights Committee of 2019 (Uruguay);
137.273 Accelerate the acquisition of Estonian citizenship by removing the
remaining obstacles, such as incorporating a legal definition of a stateless person
into domestic law (Ireland);
137.274 Continue the efforts to reduce and prevent statelessness, including by
considering acceding to the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless
Persons and the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness (Italy).
138. 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.
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