A/HRC/17/10 86.132. Do not detain migrants other than in exceptional cases, limit this detention to six months and bring detention conditions into line with international standards in the field of human rights (Switzerland); 86.133. Ensure all irregular migrants have equal access to and protection under Australian law (Timor-Leste); 86.134. Continue to work and coordinate with countries in the region to strengthen the regional framework to deal with irregular migration and human trafficking in a comprehensive and sustainable manner, bearing in mind international human rights and humanitarian principles (Thailand); 86.135. Protect Official Development Assistance from budgetary cuts in the context of the international crisis and make every effort to bring it to the internationally agreed target of 0.7 per cent of GDP (Algeria); 86.136. Investigate allegations of torture in the context of counter-terrorism measures, give publicity to the findings, bring perpetrators to justice and provide reparation to the victims (Brazil); 86.137. Carry out a review of all 50 newly adopted laws since 2001 on combating terrorism, and of their application in practice so as to check their compliance with Australia’s human rights obligations (Russian Federation); 86.138. Review the compatibility of its legislative framework to combat terrorism with its international obligations in the field of human rights and remedy any possible gaps (Belgium); 86.139. Continue to ensure that its legislation and methods to combat terrorism are in accordance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Republic of Moldova); 86.140. Ensure, in particular through its Independent National Security Legislation Monitor, that its national legislation is in keeping with its international obligations in the field of human rights (Switzerland); 86.141. Continue to share its experiences for the promotion of human rights in the region and the world (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 86.142. Actively continue to implement the best practice and policy for the promotion and protection of the rights and living conditions, and to narrow the gap in living standards in favour of the vulnerable groups in the country (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 86.143. Continue the consultation with civil society in a follow-up to its universal periodic review (Poland); 86.144. Continue to promote and protect human rights internationally through bilateral and multilateral dialogue to enhance human right capacity regionally across the Asia-Pacific and globally through the AusAID programme (Cambodia); 86.145. Continue its efforts for the promotion and protection of human rights in the world and in their country (Chad). 87. 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. 22