A/HRC/44/10 153.231 Continue to implement policies to support the integration of all persons with disabilities into society, as well as their active participation in the life of the community, and allocate sufficient resources to this end (Djibouti); 153.232 Continue adopting measures to ensure that people with disabilities enjoy their full rights to education, health, housing and employment (Ecuador); 153.233 Enhance the efforts to protect and guarantee the rights of persons belonging to minorities, including ethnic and religious minorities (Italy); 153.234 Continue to take measures of affirmative action for the political representation of minorities (Nepal); 153.235 Adopt the law on national minorities and take further steps to achieve greater representation of minorities in public and political life (Republic of Moldova); 153.236 Take all steps necessary to facilitate access by minorities to justice (Timor-Leste); 153.237 Prohibit and punish the detention of migrant children who have entered the country irregularly (Mexico); 153.238 Take further measures in the promotion and protection of the rights of migrants, including by considering the ratification of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families, as well as collaboration with the sending countries (Indonesia); 153.239 Design and adopt legislation with regard to stateless persons to register them and to provide them with identity documents (Togo); 153.240 Carry out prompt, independent and just investigations into attacks on human rights defenders in order to ensure that those responsible are brought to justice (Norway); 153.241 End the culture of impunity for attacks against human rights defenders by carrying out prompt, impartial and effective investigations and prosecutions of threats and violence against them (Australia); 153.242 Ensure immediate and effective investigation of all threats and attacks against human rights defenders (Austria); 153.243 Carry out an independent, prompt, effective and impartial investigation into attacks on human rights defenders to avoid a potential feeling of impunity among perpetrators of such attacks (Belgium); 153.244 Adopt specific laws that will prohibit hate speech and take concrete steps to end smear campaigns and threats against human rights defenders (Canada); 153.245 Support human rights defenders with official condemnation of attacks when they occur (Estonia); 153.246 Take measures to protect human rights defenders and civil society from harassment (Sweden). 154. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue/listed below have been examined by Armenia and have been noted by Armenia: 154.1 Reverse the ethnic cleansing of 350,000 Azerbaijanis from Armenia by ensuring their return to places of origin and providing compensation for violations of their rights (Azerbaijan); 154.2 Tackle ethnic and racial intolerance and hate speech against Azerbaijanis at all levels in Armenia (Azerbaijan); 154.3 Take measures to reverse glorification of Nazi collaborators, convicted international terrorists and war criminals in Armenia responsible for committing war crimes and crimes against humanity (Azerbaijan); 23