A/HRC/20/24/Add.1 (b) Undertake a human rights assessment study of the implementation of readmission agreements concluded with the European Union and countries in the Western Balkan and, on this basis, formulate detailed and human rights-based implementation protocols. These should ensure that detailed information on the profile and protection needs of each returnee is systematically received by the Border and Migration Police in advance of readmission. Provision of a complaint procedure on alleged human rights abuses should also be considered; (c) Conduct a thorough human rights-based needs assessment of all border crossing points regarding infrastructure, capacity and human resources with a view to ensuring, inter alia, an adequate presence of female police and availability of psychologists and social workers. The Special Rapporteur calls for immediate renovation and refurbishing of all holding cells in border crossing points; (d) Consider a permanent presence of social workers or representatives of Regional and Local Employment Offices at border crossing points where return rates are high (such as Kakavija) in order to strengthen protection measures, improve information on employment opportunities and facilitate referrals to appropriate social services; (e) Conduct reform of social workers to give them a proactive role in the reintegration process, including through case management; (f) Intensify media and information campaigns on the reintegration support provided by the migration counters and consider mobile sub-units to reach remote rural areas and “informal areas” to inform the most economically disadvantaged groups of returnees of opportunities and services. The Government is invited to contemplate ways to increase budgetary and operational autonomy of the migration counters; (g) Formulate, in partnership with returnee women and children themselves, specialized programmes for Albanian women and children migrants returning voluntarily or forcibly for their reintegration at local level; (h) Review the mechanism of institutional oversight of the Strategy on reintegration of returned Albanian citizens to ensure a strong human rights-based and oriented implementation. E. Foreign migrants 74. The Government should: (a) Take prompt steps to ensure that the right to seek and enjoy asylum is fully respected. The Special Rapporteur recommends regular updates and debriefing to Border and Migration Police on the situation of countries of origin of third country nationals arriving at the Albanian border. Availability of interpreters and prescreening forms in all relevant languages and training of Albanian lawyers on migration and asylum matters should be addressed as issues of priority; (b) Complete without undue delay the electronic registration of all asylumseekers and refugees in the civil status registry for foreigners and provide them with the relevant identification and travel documents. Necessary measures to ensure their integration into society, notably through implementation of their rights to housing, work and social services, should be considered promptly; (c) Conduct a thorough review of the Law on Foreigners to ensure its compatibility with international human rights obligations and that it guarantees the 22