A/HRC/4/24/Add.2 page 14 With regard to female migrants 62. The Korean Government should mitigate the requirements to apply for naturalization for the victims of domestic violence. Migrant women who have a child with Korean men should be entitled to residency rights regardless of their marriage status. 63. The Government should create systematic arrangements to provide foreign spouses with Korean-language training and cultural integration programmes upon their arrival in the Republic of Korea. The Government should provide health-related information to foreign wives in a language they understand. 64. In the case of domestic violence, the Government should provide a legal system to protect the foreign spouse. Foreign victims must have access to adequate interpretation facilities in police stations and the courts. The Korean Government must expand translation services through the Women’s Emergency Hotline. 65. The Government must regulate marriage agencies and brokers. Victims of international marriage agencies and private marriage brokers must be registered classified after a screening process to be victims of human trafficking. With regard to migrant children 66. As foreseen in the CRC, the best interests of the child should govern all regulations or decisions taken to govern their status. In particular, all efforts should be made to allow them to enjoy all their human rights notably with regard to access to education and health services. -----