A/HRC/38/16 108.119 Guarantee that all persons in need of international protection effectively have access to family reunification, by eliminating administrative obstacles (Argentina); 108.120 Revise its asylum procedure taking into account gender issues, in order to adopt specific measures that ensure an effective response to the specific protection needs of women and girls who could become victims of trafficking (Honduras); 108.121 Improve special procedures concerning asylum seekers (Iraq); 108.122 Establish comprehensive protection mechanisms, in order to strengthen the protection and promotion of the rights of migrants and asylum seekers in the country (Mexico); 108.123 Ensure a gender-sensitive approach during the refugee status determination procedure that enables victims of sexual or gender-based violence to be identified (Netherlands); 108.124 Introduce a subsidiary protection status for those in need of international protection who fall outside the scope of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees (Portugal); 108.125 Provide training to authorities involved in asylum procedures on identifying and dealing with victims of trafficking and gender-specific violence, in order to protect asylum-seeking female migrants who may be overlooked and risk becoming victims of trafficking (Republic of Korea); 108.126 Grant nationality to children born in Liechtenstein who would otherwise be stateless (Sierra Leone). 109. 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. 20