A/HRC/47/8 146.326 Review the immigration policies so as to improve the rights of refugees and asylum seekers, including by transferring to onshore centres asylum seekers waiting for a decision and taking into consideration the humanitarian aspects of the expulsion of foreign citizens with permanent resident visas (Italy); 146.327 Improve the conditions of reception and detention of refugees and migrants in accordance with international standards (Algeria); 146.328 Halt the offshore detention of refugees or asylum seekers arriving by sea (Luxembourg); 146.329 Fulfil its international obligations related to refugee protection (Pakistan); 146.330 Continue to ensure the security, living conditions and rights of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, regardless of how they entered the country (Peru); 146.331 Continue its efforts to improve living conditions in immigration detention or processing centres (Philippines); 146.332 Take concrete steps to improve its treatment of asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants, including reducing the detention period and improving detention conditions (Republic of Korea); 146.333 Reduce the number of people held in immigration detention to maintain safety during the COVID-19 pandemic (Rwanda); 146.334 Amend the Migration Act 1958 to prohibit placing children in immigration detention (Rwanda); 146.335 Ensure that asylum seekers have access to a refugee status determination procedure in line with international law (Brazil); 146.336 Review the policy about offshore processing of asylum claims, as previously recommended (Brazil); 146.337 Strengthen asylum processes and border management policies to ensure that they fully comply with Australia’s international obligations, including the principle of non-refoulement (Fiji); 146.338 Prioritize family reunification for all asylum seekers (Montenegro); 146.339 Ensure that its asylum procedures and border management policies fully comply with international obligations (Nicaragua); 146.340 Ensure that asylum seekers’ claims are processed in accordance with the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, and that detention only occurs when necessary and justified, for a minimum period of time, and is subject to timely judicial oversight (Norway); 146.341 Adopt a comprehensive strategy to deal with its nationals who were foreign terrorist fighters and their families, including their repatriation for prosecution or rehabilitation, and preventing a new wave of terrorism abroad (Syrian Arab Republic); 146.342 Take all measures necessary to ensure that the national counterterrorism legislation is in line with Australia’s international human rights obligations (Belarus); 146.343 Review counter-terrorism laws and ensure that they are in line with Australia’s human rights obligations (Pakistan); 146.344 Amend counter-terrorism and national security legislation so that it does not unduly limit human rights, in particular freedom of expression and the right to privacy (Panama). 26