A/HRC/22/4 99.108. Continue systematically its efforts regarding the rights of indigenous peoples (Greece); 99.109. Continue the efforts aimed at stepping up participation and consultation with indigenous peoples on public policies that affect them (Peru); 99.110. Expedite the granting of communal land title to indigenous communities and consider appropriate compensation in this regard (South Africa); 99.111. Improve the situation of indigenous minorities, particularly regarding the right to property, access to housing, right to participation and intercultural education (Spain); 99.112. Strengthen the integration of indigenous peoples and immigrants, giving more rights to these categories (Oman); 99.113. Continue to ensure full respect for the human rights of migrants and their families, who find themselves in an extremely precarious socio-economic situation aggravated, inter alia, by a limitation of their citizenship rights (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 99.114. Ensure adoption of measures for social integration of refugees and asylum seekers that are fully in line with international standards (Belarus); 99.115. Revise the minimum required length of legal residence for migrants to access a disability or elderly pension and for their children to benefit from the program of universal child allowance (Mexico); 99.116. Adopt proactive measures to eliminate discriminatory stereotypes about migrant workers and their families, in political discourse as well as in the media, as recommended by the CMW (Pakistan); 99.117. Continue to make progress on measures discrimination (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); against migrants’ 99.118. Intensify its efforts to implement migration regulations (Armenia). 100. 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