A/HRC/39/12 147.161 Continue efforts to enhance the transparency and efficiency of the recruitment system of migrant workers from Bangladesh (Philippines); 147.162 Work closely with bilateral and regional partners in lowering the cost of migration for migrant workers from Bangladesh (Philippines); 147.163 Improve the conditions of migrant workers, in accordance with international conventions and treaties (Iraq); 147.164 Continue efforts to host the forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals until they voluntarily return to their homeland in safety, security and dignity (Yemen); 147.165 Continue to pursue strong efforts bilaterally as well as internationally and with help and assistance from the international community, for the sustainable resolution of the Rohingya crisis (Azerbaijan); 147.166 Continue to work with international partners and Myanmar to find a sustainable solution that enables those displaced to return home voluntarily, safely and with dignity (New Zealand); 147.167 Continue to hold constructive dialogue with Myanmar and make efforts to implement the bilateral agreement, aiming at steady and rapid repatriation of refugees (Japan). 148. The following recommendations will be examined by Bangladesh, which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the thirty-ninth session of the Human Rights Council: 148.1 Ratify the main international human rights instruments (Zambia); 148.2 Ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on a communications procedure (Madagascar); 148.3 Enforce constitutional provisions safeguarding freedom of expression, including by amending section 57 of the Information and Communication Technology Act and relevant provisions of the draft Digital Security Act (Australia); 148.4 Ensure legal and constitutional protection of indigenous and religious minorities, and facilitate the reporting of violations of their rights (Estonia); 148.5 Fully comply with the Paris Principles and increase the institutional capacity and financial and human resources of the National Human Rights Commission (Chile); 148.6 Continue its efforts in strengthening the capacity of its national human rights institution, namely the National Human Rights Commission of Bangladesh, and of the newly established Ombudsman (Indonesia); 148.7 Amend the Marriage Act and maintain a minimum legal age of marriage at 18 without exceptions (Zambia); 148.8 Eliminate child, early and forced marriage, including by reforming the Child Marriage Restraint Act to remove the exception for child marriage in “special cases”, as this term is open to abuse (Canada); 148.9 Eliminate early marriages and ensure education on sexual and reproductive health and rights for adolescents (Estonia); 148.10 Step up the efforts to prevent child, early and forced marriages, particularly in rural areas and slums, and to amend the Child Marriage Restraint Act by introducing a minimum legal age of marriage of 18 without any exceptions (Slovenia); 148.11 Take action against child, early and forced marriages with or between children by reformulating the Child Marriage Restraint Act of 2017 to 20