A/HRC/26/12 110.139. Put an end to forced evictions and demolition of Roma settlements without previous notice and, if such cases take place, offer alternative housing solutions (Spain); 110.140. Make sure to strike a balance between the need to give Roma a chance to own their own land and the risk of cemented segregation that might bring. Giving the Roma the chance to buy out the now, sometimes illegal, lands of settlements would create better possibilities also to claim the need for sanitation and municipal services (Sweden); 110.141. Stop the land segregation that has fomented the building of walls and barriers in areas such as Prešov, Michalovce, Partizanske or Trebišov (Spain); 110.142. Take steps to facilitate access to education, health and housing for the Roma community (India); 110.143. Take further measures for the sustainable development of the Roma community with a focus on their integration into mainstream society (India); 110.144. Step up its efforts in order to improve the participation of the Roma minority in parliament, having in view the fact that one Roma candidate was elected in the parliamentary elections in 20121 (the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia); 110.145. Put in place mechanisms to identify at an early stage children among refugees and asylum seekers who might have been involved in armed conflict in order to ensure their protection, recovery and reintegration (Bulgaria); 110.146. Implement laws and policies that protect and promote the civil, political, social and economic rights of migrants, Roma people, refugees and asylum seekers, especially the rights to health, to education and to work (Holy See); 111. 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. 1 24 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue was: “Step up its efforts in order to improve the participation of Roma minority in the Parliament having in view the fact that no Roma candidate was elected on the parliamentary elections in 2010” (the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia).