A/HRC/32/10 reasons of national security which contravene the international standards to which Denmark is a party (Mexico); 120.175 Review and improve the practices related to the care of asylum seekers (Costa Rica); 120.176 Step up efforts towards the prevention of discrimination against refugees and asylum seekers by repealing recent laws and methods perpetuating those practices (Greece); 120.177 Ensure that the best interests of the child are fully considered when deciding on asylum applications (Namibia); 120.178 Ensure that changes in the asylum laws and regulations are compliant with international human rights standards (Philippines); 120.179 Exempt all asylum-seeking and migrant children from detention and grant them access to education through integration into mainstream public schools (Portugal); 120.180 Ensure that asylum seekers and children of refugees receive the same quality of education as other children in Danish schools (Afghanistan); 120.181 Ensure further protection to refugees and asylum seekers (Algeria); 120.182 Ensure that the treatment of asylum seekers remains in accordance with the international conventions and protocols that Denmark has signed up to (Austria); 120.183 Ensure that the best interests of the child are fully considered when deciding on asylum cases (Austria); 120.184 Ensure that the best interests of the child are fully considered when deciding on asylum cases and uphold international obligations under the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees (Iceland); 120.185 Take further steps in order to protect the right to family reunifications for refugees, giving emphasis to child rights (Greece); 120.186 Grant the right to family reunification to all refugees (Guatemala); 120.187 Allow persons originating from countries in conflict and other situations of violence and thus granted temporary subsidiary protection status to initiate family reunification proceedings during their first year in Denmark (Portugal); 120.188 Take further measures to facilitate family reunification (Turkey); 120.189 Take the necessary legal measures to ensure the right to family reunification of children aged over 15 years (Argentina); 120.190 Give importance to guaranteeing that refugees who fall into the category of “war refugees” are given the right to family reunification (Bahrain); 120.191 Grant expedited family reunification to refugees who are entitled to asylum due to the general situation in their home country, in particular “war refugees” (Brazil); 120.192 Ensure that persons with temporary protection status have the right to immediately initiate family reunification proceedings, and that the age limit for family reunification for children be raised from 15 to 18 (Ireland); 25