A/HRC/39/13 147.298 Harmonize the various laws on the rights of indigenous peoples, particularly regarding access to land and natural resources, and pay specific attention to the protection of their natural environment (Hungary); 147.299 Take further concrete and effective steps towards the protection and social inclusion of all minority groups (Malaysia); 147.300 Take additional measures to representatives of minority groups (Serbia); decrease statelessness among 147.301 Continue extending social support measures and benefits to minorities (India); 147.302 Continue to provide support to all of its ethnic minorities in preserving their languages, cultures and traditions (Indonesia); 147.303 Continue measures for the elimination of discrimination against the Roma population (Peru); 147.304 Take further measures to enhance the integration of migrants (Viet Nam); 147.305 Strengthen the implementation of policies to reduce the number of unregistered persons, especially stateless persons, refugees, holders of temporary residence permits and individuals belonging to certain minority groups (Angola); 147.306 Step up efforts to end statelessness, especially by establishing safeguards to guarantee birth registration to all children born in the country, including stateless children and those belonging to minority groups (Thailand); 147.307 Use its influence to facilitate unimpeded access by international observers to Crimea, eastern Ukraine and the Georgian regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia (Australia); 147.308 Implement the relevant General Assembly resolutions on the territorial integrity of Ukraine and on Crimea (Ukraine); 147.309 Repeal laws of the Russian Federation imposed in occupied Crimea and respect the laws in force in Ukraine (Ukraine). 148. In the view of the Russian Federation, the recommendations listed below are not relevant since they are not factually correct, fully or partially, and do not comply with the basis of the review stipulated by the Human Rights Council in its resolutions 5/1 and 16/21. They will therefore not be considered by the Russian Federation: 148.1 Grant international human rights monitoring bodies full access to all federal subjects of the Russian Federation and territories under its effective control (Norway); 148.2 End legal and political restrictions on freedom of expression, association and assembly against all persons, including Crimean Tatars in the illegally annexed Crimea and in Ukrainian territories under control of armed groups backed by the Russian Federation (Lithuania); 148.3 Provide free and unimpeded access for all international human rights mechanisms to Ukraine’s Crimea and Donbas, as well as to Georgia’s regions of Abkhazia and Tskhinvali (Lithuania); 148.4 Cease violations of the human rights of the population living in Georgian regions under the Russian Federation’s effective control (Georgia); 148.5 Provide full and unconditional access to OHCHR and other relevant human rights monitoring mechanisms to Georgia’s Abkhazia and Tskhinvali regions (Georgia); 148.6 Uphold all its obligations under applicable international law as an occupying power in the illegally occupied territories (Ukraine); 26