A/HRC/33/9 128.194 Ensure the inclusion of a human rights approach in the measures to address the migrant situation, taking into particular account the situation of vulnerable population (Colombia); 128.195 Apply a dignified and human treatment that respects the universal principles of human rights for people in situation of human mobility, whether migrants or refugees, with special emphasis on strengthening and implementing policies to address trafficking of persons from a holistic approach , particularly regarding women, children and other vulnerable groups, as well as to combat all forms of discrimination, with measures including complaint an denunciation mechanisms for victims that enable them to achieve reparations (Ecuador); 128.196 Ensure that all issues related to migration, asylum seeking and border management are addressed in accordance with respective obligations under applicable international law (Egypt); 128.197 Fully respect its obligations under international law by guaranteeing the right to seek asylum through an individual, effective process without discrimination (Finland); 128.198 Improve the capacity to guarantee every person the possibility to request international protection in a legal way, and create conditions for the medical and psychological treatment of asylum seekers, especially those who were victims of torture and violence (Germany); 128.199 Fully implement international Conventions and standards for the protection of refugees and asylum seekers (Greece); 128.200 Actively participate in the refugee resettlement/humanitarian admission process directly from Turkey to the European Union, as this is actually the only way to save lives and crack down criminal networks of smugglers (Greece); 128.201 Take immediate action to improve national asylum system, including by elaborating a national action plan, to avoid continuation of harsh conditions of detention and treatment of asylum seekers and refugees (Greece); 128.202 Ensure the prompt and impartial investigation of any excessive use of force in policing the border operations, including by the military (Greece); 128.203 Work together with the other European States to improve the conditions and treatment given to asylum seekers and refugees (Guatemala); 128.204 Make every effort to pay due attention to the human rights of asylum seekers and to avoid using disproportionate force on migrants and refugees (Holy See); 128.205 Redouble efforts in order to guarantee the respect of the human rights of migrants, including persons under irregular situation (Honduras); 128.206 Implement with no exception the principle of non-refoulement in the context of asylum seeking procedures (Honduras); 128.207 Repeal the amendments to the Criminal Code that criminalizes “illegal entry” and introduces “transit zones” at the border and a list of “safe countries” (Iceland); 128.208 Comply with the principle of non-refoulement (Iceland); 128.209 Take measures to work towards improving the living conditions for refugees and asylum seekers (India); GE.16-11654 25