A/HRC/44/17 157.275 Continue taking legislative and legal measures in the promotion and protection of the rights of persons with disabilities (Serbia); 157.276 Continue efforts to further strengthen the rights of persons with disabilities (Sri Lanka); 157.277 Ensure effective legal protection for migrant workers, in particular with regard to working time, respect for a minimum wage and access to social and medical services, in accordance with international standards (Belgium); 157.278 Continue with the actions and initiatives aimed at the protection of vulnerable groups, in particular refugees and asylum seekers (Benin); 157.279 Allocate greater resources to awareness-raising programmes for foreign contract workers on their rights and duties, as well as on the laws and customs of Kuwait (Viet Nam); 157.280 Introduce legislation to regulate asylum proceedings in accordance with international law (Afghanistan); 157.281 Strengthen protection of the rights of migrant workers, particularly domestic workers, including by creating a specialized labour inspection body and criminalizing the retention of passports by employers (Brazil); 157.282 Continue efforts towards the protection of the rights of migrant workers (India); 157.283 Improve the dissemination of relevant legislation on the rights and duties of foreign workers so as to mitigate incidents that they face (Mozambique); 157.284 Strengthen measures to ensure access to legal protection by migrant workers (Myanmar); 157.285 Continue efforts to protect the rights and welfare of migrant workers, including women domestic workers, by ensuring access to remedies and complaint mechanisms (Nepal); 157.286 Scale up efforts in the promotion and protection of the rights of migrants and domestic workers (Nigeria); 157.287 Take further steps to improve the protection of the rights of migrant workers including through effective enforcement of relevant laws and policies (Philippines); 157.288 Take stronger and more effective measures to improve the dire conditions of migrant workers, in particular domestic ones, and to respect and promote their human rights without discrimination (Portugal); 157.289 Continue strengthening measures to improve the working and living conditions of migrant workers (Republic of Korea); 157.290 Further implement the legislative framework adopted in order to ensure the protection of migrant workers (Romania); 157.291 Provide access to adequate social services and education to stateless persons, the Bidoon, and process their nationality applications in accordance with international standards (Belgium); 157.292 Provide legal documentation and basic services to all stateless persons, including the Bidoon community (United States of America); 157.293 Make every effort to solve cases of statelessness, recognizing when necessary the right to acquire Kuwaiti nationality, in particular for the Bidoon population (Uruguay); 157.294 Intensify efforts to eradicate statelessness, through measures to accelerate the regularization of Bidoon individuals and to provide them with full access to documentation and social services (Brazil); 24