A/HRC/42/15 134.232 Take further action to promote inclusive education for children with disabilities (Bulgaria); 134.233 Continue advancing the rights and work conditions of migrant workers, including by enhancing collaboration with sending countries (Indonesia); 134.234 Strengthen its legal frameworks and their implementation to end practices that expose migrant workers, particularly female migrant workers, to abuse and exploitation, while ensuring justice for victims (Indonesia); 134.235 Continue to implement measures adopted at the national level to advance the human rights of expatriate workers (Pakistan); 134.236 Continue its efforts in advancing the human rights of migrants and refugees, particularly migrant workers (Islamic Republic of Iran); 134.237 Completely abolish the exit permit requirement for migrant workers, including by removing the need for domestic workers and others excluded from the Labour Code to obtain the permission of their employer before leaving the country (Ireland); 134.238 Continue the path of reforms to the conditions and rights of migrant and foreign workers already adopted in the framework of cooperation with ILO, with specific regard to abolishing exit visas for domestic workers (Italy); 134.239 Take additional measures to protect the rights of foreign workers, including domestic workers (Japan); 134.240 Continue the ambitious reforms undertaken in favour of migrant workers, in particular with a view to abolishing the sponsorship system, and repeal the exit authorization for all migrant workers (France); 134.241 Fully ensure that the recent labour laws are applied to all domestic and migrant workers, granting fair minimum wages, limited working hours, accurate protection of workers’ rights and the freedom to change and quit jobs and leave the country (Liechtenstein); 134.242 Redouble efforts to eradicate gender-based violence and guarantee the full enjoyment of rights by migrants in this context (Mexico); 134.243 Enforce measures to reform the sponsorship system and exit permits for migrant workers (Myanmar); 134.244 Continue its efforts to tackle exploitation of migrant workers, including migrant domestic workers by employers, and ensure that their rights are not being violated (Myanmar); 134.245 Continue further measures to promote and protect the rights of migrant workers by ensuring effective access to complaint mechanisms and enhancing their welfare (Nepal); 134.246 Sustain its commitment to the promotion and protection of human rights, especially the rights of migrant workers (Nigeria); 134.247 Adopt and implement measures and legal protection to improve conditions for domestic workers, including mechanisms for complaints and sanctions for violations (Norway); 134.248 Continue providing access to remedies for victims of domestic violence, including migrants workers (Philippines); 134.249 Make further efforts to improve the rights of migrants workers, in particular by ensuring the effective implementation of relevant laws and policies in accordance with international standards (Republic of Korea); 23