A/HRC/21/9 110.110. Strengthen national and local policies and measures to protect migrants, especially foreign workers (Viet Nam); 110.111. Continue adopting measures to prevent cases of indefinite detention of migrants, and guarantee all their rights (Chile); 110.112. Adopt necessary measures to prevent indefinite detention of migrants, and provide all legal safeguards to detained migrants (Honduras); 110.113. Adopt necessary measures to avoid criminalization of irregular migration, de-facto indefinite detention without the provision of all legal safeguards for undocumented migrants and asylum seekers (Ecuador); 110.114. In line with the British Government commitment to the universality of human rights, prohibit the indefinite detention of migrants, seek alternatives to their detention and ensure that such detention is for the shortest possible duration (Mexico); 110.115. Take necessary measures to avoid any use of detention of asylum seekers during the process of determining their refugee status (Argentina); 110.116. Establish immediate means of redress and protection of ethnic religious minorities and migrants, in particular Muslims (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 110.117. Share best practices of tackling the situation of the Roma and Traveller people through the EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies adopted in 2011 (Hungary); 110.118. Ensure full adherence to its international human rights obligations in its overseas counter-terrorism operations and set up comprehensive legislative and implementation frameworks for the identification, investigation, prosecution, and punishment of perpetrators of various human rights violations (Egypt); 110.119. Continue to ensure that its terrorism prevention legislation and measures comply with the international human rights standards (Japan); 110.120. Continue to review all counter-terrorism legislation and ensure that it complies with the highest human rights standards (Norway); 110.121. Steadily review the implementation of its new system of terrorism prevention and investigation to ensure the effectiveness in practice of safeguards agianst abuse and the deliberate targeting of certain ethnic groups (Netherlands); 110.122. Abandon the policy of using diplomatic assurances concerning torture and other ill-treatment as a means to avoid exposing persons to the risk of such human rights violations during any type of involuntary transfer to the territory or the custody of another State (Nicaragua); 110.123. Legislate to restrict the detention of terror suspects without charge and ensure legality of such detention, including through action by the judicial system (Russian Federation); 22