A/HRC/31/5 132.196 Engage constructively with international and regional partners to secure support for programs aimed at providing humanitarian assistance to migrants and refugees (Philippines); 132.197 Amend the Labour Code to extend legal protection to domestic workers equal to that afforded to other workers and reform the visa sponsorship system so that workers can terminate employment without sponsor consent (United States of America); 132.198 Improve the legal situation of migrant workers (Austria); 132.199 Further strengthen the promotion and protection of rights of foreign workers (Bangladesh); 132.200 End the sponsorship system for migrant domestic workers (France); 132.201 Amend the labour code and visa sponsorship system to accord the necessary legal protection to migrant domestic workers on an equal footing with other workers (Kenya); 132.202 Take necessary measures to ensure that effective protection against discrimination in all aspects of their employment is provided to all migrant domestic workers (Albania); 132.203 Remove the discriminatory restrictions on access to the labour market for Palestinian refugees (Iceland); 132.204 Strengthen efforts to improve the well-being of women migrant workers in Lebanon and their rights (Sri Lanka); 132.205 Improve the situation of the foreign workers including female domestic workers as they constitute a vulnerable group (Senegal); 132.206 Take legal and administrative measures to guarantee the principle of non-refoulement and the adequate and fair treatment for those requesting international protection (Argentina); 132.207 Continue the cooperation with international organizations and donor countries to find solutions to the problems of the refugees (Armenia); 132.208 Continue to enhance domestic legal frameworks promoting the human rights, security and well-being of refugees and migrants in Lebanon (Philippines); 132.209 Consider developing a comprehensive domestic legal framework on the treatment of asylum seekers and refugees with a view to better ensure their basic human rights and living conditions (Republic of Korea); 132.210 Establish specific legal provisions in order to define and protect the rights and freedoms of refugees (Congo); 132.211 Pursue its efforts to put an end to remaining discriminations against women and Palestinian refugees (Belgium); 132.212 Put in place measures to protect refugees and asylum-seeking women and girls from economic and sexual exploitation, gender-based violence, including sexual abuse, as well as child and forced marriage and discrimination (Thailand); 132.213 Ensure the full protection of refugees and displaced persons by strengthening the appropriate mechanisms of attention to safeguard optimal standards in their living conditions (Ecuador); 26