A/HRC/54/10 122.213 Enshrine non-discrimination on the basis of gender and sexual orientation and gender identity in the Constitution (Israel); 122.214 Redouble efforts to improve the capacity to manage migration flows, through appropriate legislative and public policy frameworks (Paraguay); 122.215 Intensify efforts to improve the situation of socially vulnerable groups of the population, especially migrant workers, including their protection from discrimination (Russian Federation); 122.216 Develop protection-sensitive mechanisms for the profiling and referral of asylum-seekers and vulnerable migrants (Ukraine); 122.217 Seek alternatives to the deprivation of liberty of asylum-seekers and refugees and review the migration policy that currently includes the expulsion of migrants (Ecuador); 122.218 Implement alternative measures to the detention of migrants, asylumseekers and refugees, and ensure that any measure restricting their freedom of movement is only used as a measure of last resort, for the shortest possible time and under appropriate conditions (Uruguay); 122.219 Adopt all necessary measures to put an end to xenophobia and intolerance, and eliminate discrimination and stigmatization of migrants and minorities (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 122.220 Improve the treatment of asylum-seekers, refugees and migrants, including by ensuring due process before detention or deportation (Canada); 122.221 Guarantee the protection of migrants and asylum-seekers, their access to health and education and observe the principle of non-refoulement (Mexico); 122.222 Consider adopting national legislation for recognizing the refugee status and establishing procedures for refugee protection (Brazil); 122.223 Continue to develop actions for the implementation of the draft law on nationality, with the aim of achieving equality between men and women in the transmission of citizenship to their children (Cuba); 122.224 Amend legislation so that women will be allowed to pass their nationality on to their children (Cyprus); 122.225 Adjust legislation to combat statelessness, including by granting women equal rights to pass on Bahamian citizenship (Germany); 122.226 Engage international partners to advance the review processes under way, including attempts to develop appropriate legislation to bring equality to Bahamian men and women in the transmission of citizenship to their children (Jamaica); 122.227 Continue enhancing the protection of the rights of the child, in particular to ensure every child’s right to nationality and citizenship (Lithuania); 122.228 Guarantee that the rights of transmission of nationality to descendants and spouses are applied with a gender perspective (Mexico); 122.229 Amend any legislation that denies or restricts the right of Bahamian women to pass on their nationality (Uruguay); 122.230 Continue efforts to amend the law on nationality in order to ensure the equal right of women to confer their nationality on their children (Kingdom of the Netherlands); 122.231 Remove discrimination against women in nationality laws that contributes to statelessness and address naturalization processing delays that can result in long-time residents becoming stateless (United States of America); 22 GE.23-11804