A/HRC/21/14 90.115. Strengthen its efforts to fully integrate the Roma into society and to combat discrimination against them, so they can enjoy their economic, social and cultural rights, especially in education, employment and housing (Chile); 90.116. Continue its efforts to support Roma-children education, including by increasing the availability of bilingual education (Liechtenstein); 90.117. Ensure full implementation of the right to education of persons belonging to national minorities in particular to refrain from closing schools with minority language of instruction, to provide necessary funding for these schools, also to fully finance publication of textbooks in national minorities languages (Lithuania); 90.118. Improve the detention conditions of children of foreigners who seek to receive the status of refugees and who live in the territory of Poland in closed facilities (Russian Federation); 3 90.119. Ensure basic services for children of irregular migrants, including education, health and medical care (Uruguay); 90.120. Pay more attention to solve the problem of birth registration of illegal migrants (Iraq); 90.121. Take measures to improve detention conditions of migrant- children and ban legally the practice of detaining those children (Belarus); 90.122. Carry out with more transparency the ongoing investigations concerning the alleged existence of secret detention centers on its territory and the transfer of prisoners in connection with the fight against terrorism (Switzerland); 90.123. Carry out a thorough, independent and effective inquiry about the participation in the CIA’s program of extra-judicial renditions and secret detentions. Make public the findings of the inquiry and bring to justice those found guilty (Cuba); 90.124. Conduct a comprehensive and transparent investigation into all human rights violations in the context of the fight against terrorism, in particular, the complicity of the Polish authorities with lengthy secret detention of persons, their secret transfer and a possible use of torture against them. To bring to justice the officials involved in such violations (Belarus). 91. 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. 3 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: Improve the detention conditions of children of foreigners, who seek to receive the status of refugees and children of refugees, who live in the territory of Poland in closed facilities. 21