A/HRC/45/30 N. Kazakhstan 76. The Government reported on measures to facilitate safe, regular and orderly migration, streamline relevant processes and guarantee access to services to migrants. 77. Measures had been taken to combat trafficking and ensure justice and protection for trafficking victims, including through international cooperation efforts, the formation of a task force and the development of an action plan on addressing trafficking and modern slavery. 78. The Government emphasized its efforts to protect the human rights of migrant children, including through legislation shielding them from discrimination, by seeking to find and identify missing migrant children and by providing migrant children with equal access to education and other social services. O. Maldives 79. The Government reported on the establishment of a task force to address issues related to migrants in irregular situations and on a programme to enable migrants to regularize their status, obtain work permits and travel documents and gain access to basic services. The Labour Relations Authority carried out labour inspections to ensure that undocumented migrant workers were enrolled in the regularization programme. 80. The Ministry of Economic Development had established mechanisms to strengthen monitoring of migrants’ rights in the workplace. A forthcoming regulation would enforce minimum standards for migrant workers and ensure they had access to health insurance. P. Mexico 81. The Government reported on policies and practices put in place for the protection of the human rights of migrants in situations of vulnerability, including measures adapted to the particular situations and needs of women, children and adolescents. The measures include government policies, public campaigns aimed at informing migrants about their rights and international cooperation. 82. Measures had also been taken to address the challenge of missing migrants, including programmes aimed at providing rescue and humanitarian assistance along migration routes and at ensuring family reunification for child and adolescent migrants. 83. With regard to advancing the human rights of migrants through the implementation of the Global Compact for Migration, the Government had put in place numerous policies and programmes to achieve objectives. The Government emphasized its deep commitment to eliminating all forms of discrimination and promoting evidence-based public discourse to shape perceptions of migration. Q. Morocco 84. The Government referred to laws and policies that had been put in place to ensure that migrants and their families were able to exercise their rights to health, education, legal aid and protection from detention and expulsion, including through regularization. 85. The adoption in 2014 of the national immigration and asylum strategy had led to the regularization of 23,096 migrants, including 10,201 women and 814 children. During a second phase, 20,000 additional applications had been accepted. 86. Migrants were entitled to free basic health services, including preventive, screening, treatment and follow-up services within specific health programmes, such as immunization for children under 5 and the pregnancy and childbirth surveillance programme. The 2017– 2021 national strategic plan on health and immigration had been set up in collaboration with stakeholders to meet the health needs of migrants. Furthermore, a series of measures had been taken to enrol 3,336 migrant children in the education system. Migrants had the right to 11