A/HRC/23/8 92.86. Implement policies to guarantee that girls and women with disabilities have equal access to education, employment and work (Costa Rica); 92.87. Continue to implement the socio-economic development strategies and plans, in particular those aimed at fostering women's empowerment (Cuba); 92.88. Continue to implement its efforts to promote universal education and develop a knowledge-based society for long-term sustainable development (Singapore); 92.89. Strengthen efforts in the sphere of education with a view to increasing school enrolment rates at primary and secondary level and achieving the target of Education for All by 2015 (Sri Lanka); 92.90. Continue devoting significant resources in education, with particular consideration to human rights (Italy); 92.91. Continue its endeavours in addressing the needs of the differentlyabled with the aim of acceding to the UN CRPD in the near future (Trinidad and Tobago); 92.92. Take further legal measures to increase the visibility and transparency of asylum applications, ensuring an open process for claimants and consistency with human rights principles (Australia); 92.93. Use detention as a last resort and treat asylum seekers in accordance with international human rights standards and in compliance with the principle of non-refoulement (Brazil); 92.94. Devise and implement an appropriate determination procedure to identify stateless persons within the Bahamas and afford them adequate protection (Ireland); 92.95. Consider alternative non-custodial measures for migrants in an irregular situation, with particular attention to the specific needs of women, children – including unaccompanied children – and vulnerable categories of migrants (Peru); 92.96. Adopt immigration policies that protect the human rights of immigrants and refugees and promote the integration of racial minorities among the population of Bahamas (Spain); 92.97. Consider the possibility of mainstreaming a human rights approach into the immigration policies (Argentina); 92.98. Consider the effective implementation of the provisions of the United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees of 1951, in particular the principle of non-refoulement, the access to a procedure and confidentiality for asylum seekers (Ecuador); 93. 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. 21