A/HRC/25/3 138.203. Reform the status of migrant workers in order to ensure the protection of their rights against all forms of discrimination (France); 138.204. Intensify the ongoing awareness-raising measures with the aim of protecting and promoting the rights of migrant workers (Indonesia); 138.205. Further the work on various ministerial decisions and the implementation of monitoring mechanisms on protection of migrant workers from human rights violation (Ethiopia); 138.206. Establish an accessible complaint mechanism, such as a free phone service, to which migrant workers can confidentially report instances of abuse and exploitation, as well as seek assistance (New Zealand); 138.207. Take every possible measure to protect the legal and financial rights of expatriate workers in the Kingdom (Ethiopia); 138.208. Take all possible measures to protect the rights of expatriate workers, particularly the means for legal redresses (Pakistan); 138.209. Take all necessary measures to protect rights of migrant workers, especially those regarding means of remedies (Egypt); 138.210. Implement effectively the regulation on domestic workers and persons with similar status and provide the migrant workers with adequate protection from abuse in the part of employers (Kyrgyzstan); 138.211. Protect all workers from abuse by prosecuting perpetrators of labour abuses, adopting laws to protect victims, and better apprising foreign workers of their legal rights and remedies (United States of America); 138.212. Take all necessary measures to protect the rights of all migrant workers especially the means for redress (Bahrain); 138.213. Continue efforts to enhance the welfare of migrant workers, including the domestic workers, and further strengthen the mechanism to prevent their possible exploitation (Nepal); 138.214. Build on the positive measures in protecting the rights of the household service workers and continue to step up efforts to protect the rights of migrant workers and their families (Philippines); 138.215. Continue its priority and initiatives in the 9th National Development Plan, with more focus on equality, non-discrimination, rights to health, education, to just and favourable conditions of work for vulnerable groups of women, children, migrants, foreign workers, refugees and persons with difficulties (Viet Nam); 138.216. Ensure that legislation and administrative measures adopted to combat terrorism are fair and have review mechanisms (Mexico); 138.217. Update the council periodically about its efforts in combating terrorism (Lebanon); 138.218. Cooperate with other States in order to tackle the main root causes that attract the youngsters to the so-called jihadism, namely the provision of their socioeconomic and cultural rights (Somalia); 138.219. Genuine and full commitment to treaties combating terrorism and relative international resolutions to combat terrorism, its financing and support in all aspects (Syrian Arab Republic); 26