A/HRC/45/30 65. As regards the search for missing migrants and the provision of justice and information to their families, the Government reported on collaboration with the International Committee of the Red Cross and civil society organizations. It referred to the elaboration of a road map for the search of missing migrants and the creation of a DNA database and pointed to the lack of regional integration of DNA databases and the need for greater technical and financial capacity. 66. The Government reported that the Global Compact for Migration was a key tool for the human rights-based realization of the Sustainable Development Goals and that it had engaged in several regional cooperative efforts for the implementation of the Global Compact for Migration. K. Indonesia 67. The Government provided information on laws, policies and programmes implemented to strengthen the human rights protection of migrants. 68. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs had launched an online portal to ensure access to civil registration, facilitate the issuance of passports and provide labour contract support for Indonesians overseas, as well as a mobile application for providing basic information, such as the location of the nearest diplomatic mission, to Indonesian citizens abroad. 69. The Government prioritized the protection of Indonesian migrant workers abroad and had consistently advocated for the universal ratification of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families, including through the universal periodic review. Meaningful cooperation with countries of destination was important for better ensuring the protection of migrants’ rights. In that respect, the Government, through its diplomatic missions, endeavoured to enter into bilateral agreements to ensure the non-discriminatory treatment and respect for the human rights of Indonesian migrants living abroad. L. Ireland 70. The Government reported on a number of measures that it had enacted in order to strengthen the protection of migrants and refugees, including by reforming its laws on international protection, enhancing the services available to those seeking protection and creating an expert group on the provision of services to such persons. 71. Moreover, to combat racism and xenophobia, the Government had enacted a migrants’ integration strategy, formed an anti-racism committee, committed itself to training law enforcement officers and updated the laws on hate speech and hate crime. 72. The Government had also put in place measures to combat trafficking and ensure that victims of trafficking had access to necessary support from the State. M. Italy 73. The Government reported that the Constitution and the legal framework aimed to ensure the effective respect for and the protection and fulfilment of human rights and fundamental freedoms, including those enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the core international human rights law instruments. In line with the legal framework, Italy had facilitated the resettlement or humanitarian entry of 5,500 refugees between 2015 and 2019. 74. Several legislative changes had been introduced in 2018 to safeguard the right to asylum while identifying cases deserving of protection on humanitarian grounds. 75. Efforts had been made to ensure the protection of unaccompanied children, including in identification and age assessment procedures, the appointment of voluntary guardians and the issuance of residence permits. 10