A/HRC/43/17 120.197 Remove obstacles for national minorities to effectively exercise their political rights and align its Constitution with the European Convention on Human Rights (Norway); 120.198 Consider reforming the electoral system to allow the participation of ethnic minorities, especially Roma, and to ensure the effective equal representation of the constituent peoples (Peru); 120.199 Continue to raise awareness of the needs of the Roma population, in particular children and women, and establish an adequate system that provides for their social and educational inclusion (Poland); 120.200 Amend all the necessary laws to implement the binding international rulings pertaining to ethnic discrimination against national minorities in political participation (Poland); 120.201 Take appropriate measures to provide refugees and migrants with effective access to international protection in line with international standards (Afghanistan); 120.202 Ensure humane and lawful conditions of detention and accommodation of migrants, including by implementing appropriate procedures, oversight mechanisms and effective coordination within government, especially to prevent the trafficking and abuse of women and girls (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 120.203 Make the greatest efforts in relation to the situation of migrants and asylum seekers, improving reception conditions and, in particular, prohibiting the deprivation of liberty of unaccompanied minors, and ensuring that they have access to education and health services (Uruguay); 120.204 Promote stable social and economic development that takes into account the cultural, social and spiritual needs of the population, so as to limit the phenomenon of migration while also encouraging the return of refugees and exiles (Holy See); 120.205 Improve the conditions for the reception of asylum seekers and migrants and increase housing capacity, including housing to protect vulnerable groups (Honduras); 120.206 Harmonize conditions in the regions in which displaced persons and returnees are living in the wake of the war, such as with regard to having property and effectively accessing to education, in line with the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the European Convention on Human Rights (Turkey); 120.207 Take measures to ensure that all children born in the country are registered at birth in order to prevent statelessness, and have access to equitable and non-discriminatory, quality education, regardless of ethnicity (Brazil). 121. 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. 21