A/HRC/41/16 94.177 Fulfil commitments to guarantee the rights of all migrants (Nicaragua); 94.178 Fulfil its obligations under article 18 of the Dominican Constitution, whereby those who enjoyed Dominican nationality prior to the 2010 Constitution coming into effect continue to do so (Barbados); 94.179 Issue rapidly the documents recognizing Dominican nationality for all members of group A under Act No. 169-14, adopt new legislation recognizing the right of those born in the Dominican Republic before 26 January 2010 to obtain citizenship, and introduce a fast-track naturalization process for persons in group B under Act No. 169-14 (France); 94.180 Take steps to guarantee the rights of persons who have received temporary non-resident permits under the National Plan for the Regularization of Foreign Nationals (France); 94.181 Ensure that the naturalization process is adequately resourced to ensure that all applicants can access fair and timely adjudication of claims to restore their citizenship (Australia); 94.182 Maintain their efforts in promoting and protecting human rights and pursue the ongoing high-level negotiations with the two neighbouring countries to identify solutions to resolve illegal migration (Turkey); 94.183 Ensure the compatibility of the constitutional framework on migration with international standards regarding nationality, and amend the 2004 migration law accordingly (Ukraine); 94.184 Resolve human rights issues resulting from the absence of migrant documentation by finalizing, publishing and implementing the protocol for implementation of the National Plan for the Regularization of Foreign Nationals, in consultation with civil society, and at the earliest possible date (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 94.185 Provide fair judicial processes regarding the issuance of identity and citizenship documents to eliminate deportations of legal residents, legal migrants and persons with a credible claim to Dominican citizenship (United States of America); 94.186 Take steps to protect the fundamental rights of all individuals born in the Dominican Republic, including the offspring of undocumented foreigners who have not yet received their Dominican nationality as stipulated by Act No. 169-14 and who may be still at risk of becoming stateless as a consequence of Constitutional Court judgment No. C168-13 (Canada); 94.187 Prevent and reduce statelessness, especially by implementing Act No. 169-14, which provides for the registration of those applying for citizenship and recognizes the right of those born in the Dominican Republic before 26 January 2010 to obtain citizenship, including those in group B under the Act whose births have so far not been registered in the Dominican Republic (Germany); 94.188 Restore the Dominican nationality of all persons affected by Constitutional Court judgment No. C168-13 and adopt all necessary legal and practical measures to prevent and reduce cases of statelessness, including by considering accession to the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness (Ireland); 94.189 Maximize efforts to tackle the issue of statelessness (Italy); 94.190 Comply with the judgments of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, the recommendations of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and the recommendations formulated by other States in past universal periodic review cycles to implement a legal framework on the effective restitution of nationality to Dominicans of Haitian descent and to develop a 20