A/HRC/24/9 124.185. Adhere to the Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families (Honduras); 124.186. Do not criminalize undocumented administrative detention to a minimum (Mexico); migration and reduce 124.187. Reconsider its decision to continue imposing criminal sanctions against irregular migration (Philippines); 124.188. Continue to ensure that no individuals are exposed to the danger of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment when extraditing or deporting illegal migrants (Namibia); 124.189. Continue their efforts to eliminate stereotypical attitudes about migrants and to increase measures to protect them (State of Palestine); 124.190. Continue its efforts to promote equal opportunities of those with migrant background and for their participation in the social, economic and cultural life in Germany (Saudi Arabia); 124.191. Continue protecting and promoting the rights of migrants (Senegal); 124.192. Continue its efforts to change the perception of the general public and government officials, vis-à-vis minorities (Thailand); 124.193. Take further steps to encourage migrant children in all federal states to strive for higher education or to complete professional training after leaving school (Thailand); 124.194. Ensure the protection of migrants, refugees and their families in accordance with international standards (Belarus); 124.195. Adopt safeguards to ensure that asylum seekers are not returned to countries where they will face persecution (Sierra Leone); 124.196. Take into consideration the full spectrum of international refugee and human rights law and standards when considering issues related to asylum seekers (Brazil); 124.197. Pay particular attention to refugees especially during placement and the detention of asylum seekers and ensure that account is taken of the principle of the best interests of the rights of the child in any decision relating to asylum seeking minors (France); 124.198. Ensure that the laws of the high level regulating the fight against terrorism are consistent with international standards of human rights protection (Mexico); 124.199. Ensure that its counter-terrorism efforts are in compliance with international human rights obligations (Pakistan); 124.200. Adopt effective measures to protect human rights in executing counter-terrorism policy (Democratic People's Republic of Korea). 125. 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. 26