A/HRC/18/3 100.43. Take steps to improve the conditions in the closed centres for aliens (Sweden); 100.44. Finalize the implementation of the “Master Plan for More Humane Prison Facilities” and continue to take action to address the problem of overcrowding in prisons and its consequences in regards to the conditions of the prisoners (Sweden); 100.45. Give priority to measures that reduce the backlog of court cases and that provide for adequate staffing in law courts (Netherlands); 100.46. Adapt procedural law to the requirements established in the Salduz case, guaranteeing to detained persons access to a lawyer from the moment of the first interrogation (Spain); 100.47. Address the situation in its prisons and detention facilities particularly in relation to their exposure to frequent strikes of the prison guard personnel (Slovakia); 100.48. Bring ODA up to the internationally committed 0.7 per cent of GDP to Developing countries and 0.2 per cent to LDCs, specially, to support in the areas of poverty reduction, climate challenges and persons with disabilities (Bangladesh); 100.49. Fully respect the economic and social rights of migrant workers and their families and ensure their safety and security (Bangladesh); 100.50. Promote equal access to education through inclusive policies in the education system aimed at children from poor, foreign and minority families (Mexico); 100.51. Strengthen the asylum procedures by, among others, improving legal assistance for asylum-seekers, expediting the procedures, and responding to specific needs of asylum-seekers who are children, women and the elderly (Thailand); 100.52. Find long-term solutions to avoid situations where asylum-seekers, especially women and children, have to live in degrading conditions (Norway); 100.53. Ensure sufficient safe and secure housing for asylum seekers (United Kingdom); 100.54. Continue to give special attention to the rights of children and women asylum seekers, in particular by providing shelter, and ensuring their protection from violence (Indonesia); 100.55. Improve the living conditions in centres for asylum-seekers and revise existing system of dealing with individual complaints including the need to ensure that legal advice services are available in those centres (Czech Republic); 100.56. Consider making the asylum procedure more transparent including at the appeals stage (Nigeria); 100.57. Implement with strict observation to the principle of non-refoulement, the monitoring mechanism that is being developed to monitor forcible removals (Indonesia); 100.58. Continue to increase its capacities for integration of migrants (Slovakia); 16 GE.11-14583