A/HRC/37/5 107.177 Conclude the survey of the ownership of lands traditionally occupied by indigenous communities as envisioned in Law No. 26160 in order to fully guarantee the rights of indigenous people, especially territorial rights and the right to previous consultation, in compliance with international treaties ratified by Argentina as well as the national constitution (Germany); 107.178 Take further steps to ensure indigenous peoples right to consultation, to obtain their free, prior and informed consent before proceeding with legal and administrative measures that may affect their rights (Norway); 107.179 Adopt targeted policies and programmes to address structural discrimination against indigenous peoples and people of African descent (South Africa); Consider the possibility of developing a national strategy to address the rights of indigenous peoples and other groups that are subject to discrimination (State of Palestine); 107.180 Strengthen the measures aimed at integrating indigenous peoples in relation to the administration of justice, health and education, through the increase of intercultural services such as interpreters and bilingual professors (Peru); 107.181 Facilitate access to the labour market for indigenous peoples, people of African descent and migrants and make sure they receive all social benefits (Senegal); 107.182 Provide basic health-care services to indigenous communities and consider eliminating the structural discrimination against them and the migrant community (Islamic Republic of Iran); 107.183 Strengthen measures to ensure the human rights of migrants and their families (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 107.184 Guarantee that the decree of necessity and urgency that limits the procedural guarantees in deportation proceedings does not restrict the human rights of migrant population (Mexico); 107.185 Strengthen its migration laws to ensure protection of all migrants and their families against all forms of discrimination and adopt comprehensive public programmes with adequate budgetary resources for their effective implementation (Indonesia); 107.186 Ensure access to fundamental human rights for all individuals residing in Argentina, including foreign nationals, regardless of their immigration status (Bangladesh); 107.187 Strengthen the legislation to combat statelessness by adopting the new draft bill on the protection of the stateless (Côte d’Ivoire); 107.188 Accelerate its efforts to enact legislation on the protection of stateless persons (Australia). 108. 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 109. Argentina assumed the following voluntary commitments: (a) Argentina commits to further strengthen and consolidate national and provincial human rights institutions for the protection of human rights, including in particular the national human rights plan, the Ombudsman’s Office and the national mechanism for the prevention of torture; 21