A/HRC/31/14 136.256 Remove children and their families and other individuals at risk, in particular survivors of torture and trauma, from immigration detention centres (Germany); 136.257 Cease the detention of children in immigration detention centres (Maldives); 136.258 Immediately end the mandatory detention of migrant children and ensure that the best interests of the children are respected (Slovenia); 136.259 Develop alternative solutions to mandatory detention of asylum seekers, particularly in the case of children (France); 136.260 Repeal provisions which establish compulsory detention for those who enter the country in an irregular manner (Guatemala); 136.261 Immediately halt mandatory detention of asylum seeker children (Maldives); 136.262 Repeal the provisions establishing the mandatory detention of persons entering its territory irregularly (Bangladesh); 136.263 End the policy of mandatory detention for all unauthorized arrivals, ensure that detention is only applied as a last resort, establish statutory time limits for detention and ensure access to an effective judicial remedy to review the necessity of detention (Slovenia); 136.264 Review its national migration and asylum policies with a view to bring them in line with the Convention against Torture as well as the Convention on the Rights of the Child, particularly with regard to conditions of detention (Honduras); 136.265 Ensure that conditions of detention are in line with international norms and standards in particular the detention of migrants and asylum seekers (Rwanda); 136.266 Take practical measures to cease the maltreatment of and violence against the refugees, including sexual violence by the officials in detention centres (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 136.267 Allow human rights organisations full access to detention centres (Maldives); 136.268 Allow access to independent observers to centres of detention of migrants which are outside of the Australian territory (Spain); 136.269 Ensure full compliance with its international obligations regarding the right of asylum seekers and refugees by expediting the processing of applications by asylum seekers at the various processing centres (Ghana); 136.270 Ensure that asylum seekers claims are processed in accordance with the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and that detention occurs only when necessary, for a minimal period, and that access to judicial oversight of detention is ensured (Norway); 136.271 Ensure that measures taken with regard to asylum-seekers are in full compliance with obligations under international law and human rights, including the principle of non-refoulement and that the detention of asylumseekers is only done when absolutely necessary and for a minimal period of time (Sweden); 27