A/HRC/32/15 to them, and facilitate the possibility of judicial review for all naturalisation applications which are denied (Spain); 120.80 Take further legal, political and practical measures to reduce the phenomenon of non-citizens (Belarus); 120.81 Simplify the process of naturalisation of “non-citizens” living in the country for decades (Russian Federation); 120.82 Further facilitate the acquisition of citizenship by individuals born in the country who are children of non-citizens (Brazil); 120.83 Continue to take further steps to improve the environment for naturalisation as well as ensure the protection of social and political rights of non-citizens (Australia); 120.84 Further facilitate the granting of citizenship to children of non-citizen parents who do not acquire any other nationality (Germany); 120.85 Ensure the full enjoyment of rights of non-citizen residents and linguistic minorities and facilitate their integration into society (Bulgaria); 120.86 Guarantee the funding of institutions which promote tolerance and the smooth integration of foreigners (Mexico); 120.87 Adopt clear measures to guarantee the rights of all refugees and asylum seekers and protection, and not to classify them and arrest them as illegal immigrants (Bahrain); 120.88 Ensure that all persons requesting asylum in Latvia enjoy all procedural guarantees and that decisions on asylum, including those made under accelerated procedures, can be appealed and suspended to avoid the risk of refoulement (Djibouti); 120.89 Integrate the refugees into society as a matter of necessity through combatting stereotypes that inflame hatred feelings towards them in the society (Libya); 120.90 Facilitate the integration of refugees, including by combating stereotypes, prejudice and hate speech (Egypt); 120.91 Facilitate the integration of refugees by combating stereotypes (India); 120.92 Refrain from refouling or expelling persons to another state when there are grounds to believe they will be subject to torture (Djibouti); 120.93 Develop an adequate identification mechanism for vulnerable persons and grant free legal aid from the beginning of the asylum procedure (Slovenia); 120.94 Ensure that detained asylum seekers have access to public health services on an equal footing with other detainees who have been arrested or convicted (Portugal); 120.95 Guarantee that hate to foreigners and racial and religious extremism are not obstacles in dealing with refugees and asylum seekers (Bahrain); 120.96 Provide “non-citizens” with equal access to employment, education, health care, and social welfare, as well as take into account their interests in the conclusion of international treaties and agreements (Russian Federation). 24