A/HRC/40/4 122.246 Expand the positive practice of providing free legal advice to women by some civil society organizations through women’s offices in courts that include legal advisers (United Arab Emirates); 122.247 Take measures to protect people of religious minorities and ensure their rights to practise their beliefs are being protected (Myanmar); 122.248 Continue measures for protection of rights for migrant workers (India); 122.249 Continue to take steps in ensuring that migrant workers and members of their families have effective access to justice and remedy, and to provide appropriate and timely consular notification to the sending States of any legal case (Indonesia); 122.250 Take further efforts in enhancing the protection of migrant women and girls (Indonesia); 122.251 Enforce strict measures to protect migrant workers against abuses by employers, and guarantee their fundamental civil, judicial, social and economic rights (Myanmar); 122.252 Continue further measures to promote and protect the rights of migrant workers by ensuring effective access to complaint mechanisms and enhancing their welfare (Nepal); 122.253 Continue efforts to enhance the protection and promotion of migrant workers’ rights (Philippines); 122.254 Thoroughly review the sponsorship system for migrant workers (Republic of Korea); 122.255 Take measures to improve the protection of migrant workers (Senegal); 122.256 Take appropriate and concrete measures to protect the rights of migrant workers from discrimination and exploitation, guarantee fair and equal wages, and improve their working and living conditions (Thailand); 122.257 Strengthen legal protection for migrant workers by prosecuting employers who confiscate employees’ passports and providing legal redress for trafficking victims (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 122.258 Allow children born to Saudi mothers and non-Saudi fathers to obtain Saudi citizenship, thus ensuring equal treatment of men and women under this law as well as compliance with the obligations of Saudi Arabia under the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Cyprus). 123. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 24