A/HRC/44/7 particular women and girls with intellectual or psychosocial disabilities, and allocate adequate resources to support those efforts (Fiji); 150.234 Prohibit enforced placement in institutions and enforced treatment for persons with disabilities (Jordan); 150.235 Continue its efforts to ensure that educational centres have the necessary resources for students with disabilities to be able to attend such centres under the best conditions possible (Greece); 150.236 Continue promoting the rights of persons with disabilities by ensuring inclusive education and accessibility of health-care services and facilities (Malaysia); 150.237 Ensure the accessibility and availability of health-care services for all persons with disabilities (Montenegro); 150.238 Strengthen inclusive education for people with disabilities (Peru); 150.239 Ensure that children with disabilities effectively exercise their rights to education, autonomy and participation (Qatar); 150.240 Further analyse and consider changes to the legislation and policies that would promote the employment of persons with disabilities by applying statutory quota (Serbia); 150.241 Adapt the general law on the rights of persons with disabilities and their social inclusion, and the law on personal autonomy, to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Chile); 150.242 Implement measures guaranteeing the accessibility and availability of health services to people with disabilities and irregular migrants (Algeria); 150.243 Ensure that no court or prosecutor applies the concept of parental alienation syndrome, as prohibited by the General Council of the Judiciary of Spain (Uruguay); 150.244 Adopt further measures in safeguarding the rights of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers (Nigeria); 150.245 Take concrete steps to protect and promote the rights of migrants, asylum seekers and victims of trafficking in persons (Pakistan); 150.246 Continue taking coordinated action with the European Union for the protection of the human rights of migrants, while noting the concerns expressed by human rights treaty bodies and other United Nations entities (Japan); 150.247 Adopt legislative and regulatory measures to effectively combat discrimination against certain groups, in particular migrants, refugees and asylum seekers (Togo); 150.248 Continue strengthening measures aimed at guaranteeing the full enjoyment of migrant rights, as well as the investigation and punishment of hate speech, and other acts of discrimination against migrants, in particular those perpetrated by officials of police, judicial and penitentiary institutions and immigration services (Argentina); 150.249 Ensure that sufficient resources are deployed to support incoming migrants and asylum seekers in a manner consistent with international law and respecting the principle of non-refoulement (Canada); 150.250 Increase efforts to combat discrimination, particularly against immigrants (Iraq); 150.251 Consider eliminating all forms of detention for migrants and asylum seekers and build open and well-resourced temporary lodging, for humanitarian reception of asylum seekers during the processing time of their applications (Afghanistan); 150.252 Adopt all necessary measures to ensure that no one is excluded from health-care services, especially as regards access to health by irregular 22