A/HRC/8/31 Page 18 20. Continue to promote awareness of diversity and multiculturalism at all levels of education (Algeria, Republic of Korea); 21. Address the issue of demand in the destination country in order to be successful in the fight against trafficking in persons (Bangladesh); 22. While promoting the rights of freedom of opinion and expression, pay due attention to commiserating responsibility and respect for others (Bangladesh); 23. Review its legislation in order to protect fundamental rights of all persons, independently of their migrant status, and take necessary measures regarding discrimination against women refugees, migrants and women from ethnic groups, and to guarantee the integration of all women victims of trafficking (Mexico); 24. Establish or strengthen the machinery for reviewing the accelerated procedure of 48 hours in order to guarantee the rights of the asylum-seekers (Mexico); 25. To ensure proper representation of minorities in the labour market as per the ratio of minorities (Algeria); 26. Undertake an in-depth study on trafficking and exploitation of children, particularly with regard to sexual abuse, child prostitution and child pornography, as a basis for urgent remedial action in this regard (Algeria); 27. Accelerate efforts in increasing female representation in top positions in the senior public service to 25 per cent by 2011 (South Africa); 28. Take legal measures to deal with intolerance and initiate an awareness-raising campaign for the society at large to ensure a more generalized tolerance (Jordan); 29. While implementing anti-terrorism measures, respect international human rights obligations, including the right to a fair trial and the right to freedom and security of the person (Switzerland); and consider revising all anti-terrorism legislation to bring it in line with the highest human rights standards (Cuba); 30. Take necessary steps to establish a national human rights institution (New Zealand); 31. Work on promoting a society of tolerance through educational measures (Saudi Arabia). 79. These recommendations will be examined by the Netherlands, which will provide a response in due time. The response of the Netherlands will be included in the outcome to be adopted by the Human Rights Council at its eighth session. 80. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in this report reflect the position of the submitting state(s) and/or the State under review thereon. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole.