A/HRC/48/10 60.263 Continue efforts to strengthen measures and strategies to improve detention procedures and living conditions in migration detention centres (Ghana); 60.264 Step up its efforts to refrain from placing asylum-seeking children awaiting deportation in detention and consider utilizing alternatives to detention for them and for those unaccompanied children in immigration cases (Thailand); 60.265 Take necessary measures to ensure that the medical examinations of asylum seekers at the reception centres are performed by independent institutions (Turkey); 60.266 Promote the increase of the age limit from 15 to 18 years, so that children have the right to family reunification recognized, and the revision of the Immigration Law, according to which people in a situation of temporary protection cannot benefit from family reunification for the first 3 years of residence, in line with the recommendations of the Committee on Children’s Rights (Uruguay); 60.267 Ensure that the best interests of the child are a primary consideration in all decisions made on immigration cases involving children (Uruguay); 60.268 Refrain from shifting its asylum and protection obligations to third countries and ensure adequate protection in law and practice for asylum seekers (Canada); 60.269 Enhance training of police forces concerning the treatment of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers (Egypt); 60.270 Ensure migrants and migrant children receive equal and fair treatment in the delivery of programmes and social benefit (Indonesia); 60.271 Take the necessary measures to prevent statelessness, in line with national law and the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness, specifically regarding children born in Denmark (Belgium); 60.272 Establish effective mechanisms to eradicate and prevent statelessness of children born within the country, in accordance with the provisions of the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness (Chile); 60.273 Continue efforts made in fighting terrorism and its financing in addition to violent extremism (Lebanon); 60.274 Uphold the rule of law and international human rights obligations in its effort to combat terrorism and terror-related crimes (Indonesia); 60.275 Ensure Denmark’s compliance with its international obligations by refraining from providing support to those who are accused or convicted of terrorism, and prevent the abuse of refugees or asylum status for terrorist activities against other States (Islamic Republic of Iran); 60.276 Review the legislative framework relating to the fight against terrorism to align it with international human rights law, including provisions on the issue of nationality (Mexico); 60.277 Review counter-terrorism legislation and ensure its conformity with international law (Pakistan); 60.278 Ensure that counter-terrorism measures are in full conformity with the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Ukraine); 60.279 Bring national counter-terrorism legislation in line with Denmark’s international human rights obligations (Belarus); 22