A/HRC/33/9 128.210 Strengthen efforts in addressing issues of irregular migrants in the country in line with international human rights law obligations (Indonesia); 128.211 Improve the living conditions of asylum seekers and step up efforts directed towards improving the treatment of asylum seekers and refugees (Islamic Republic of Iran); 128.212 Take all the necessary steps to address the placing of asylum-seeking and migrant children in detention, including by repealing relevant legislation allowing for the detention of families accompanied by children (Ireland); 128.213 Review legislation on the rights of migrants and asylum seekers in accordance with Hungary’s obligations under international and European Law and to better apply existing internal rules, namely those related to the handling of unaccompanied children (Italy); 128.214 Make efforts to ensure transparency and consideration for human rights, in particular those of women and children, in its treatment of migrants and refugees (Japan); 128.215 Ensure that enforcement authorities comply with international human rights obligations in the treatment of migrants and asylum seekers, and expedite the judicial process to avoid prolonged detention of migrants and asylum seekers (Malaysia); 128.216 Continue the efforts to improve the treatment of migrants and asylum seekers (Morocco); 128.217 Take steps to ensure that detention of asylum-seekers is used only in exceptional cases, the procedure for detention is transparent and comprehensible, and that detainees have access to effective legal remedy (Norway); 128.218 Continue to fulfil its international human rights obligations regarding asylum seekers, refugees and migrants (Pakistan); 128.219 Strengthen its efforts to improve the detention conditions of migrants and asylum seekers, including by refraining from excessive use of force, illtreatment, and prolongation of detention periods; and also to adopt a comprehensive integration strategy for their early stage integration (Republic of Korea); 128.220 Revise the national list of safe countries in order to avoid the high number of unadmitted requests that have been pointed out by the Helsinki Committee of Hungary (Spain); 128.221 Increase level of ODA (Bangladesh). 129. 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. 26 GE.16-11654