A/76/257 assess health protocols and living and working conditions of migrants, including shelters, dormitories, detention and reception centres, workplaces, public transportation and other settings where migrants and their families wo rk and live; to guarantee the availability and accessibility of medical services, protective materials, water, sanitation and hygiene facilities and opportunities for physical activities at these places; and to make accessible protocols and relevant information in the above settings, and in a language they understand; (k) To implement mechanisms to review the use of immigration detention, with a view to reducing its use to the lowest possible level; and immediately to release families with children and unaccompanied or separated children from immigration detention facilities to non-custodial and community-based alternatives with full access to rights and services, including health care; (l) To support the extension of work and residence visas and work and residence permits, and promote the regulation of undocumented migrants or those in an irregular situation, privileging long-term and permanent solutions, with a view to ensuring public health, sustainable socioeconomic integration and inclusive recovery; (m) To address the stigma associated with returning migrants and ensure their access to health care and other essential services and support for migrants returning to countries and communities of origin; and to promote the portability of social protection and skills recognition and development, with a view to ensuring sustainable reintegration and inclusion in national responses and recovery plans to the pandemic; (n) To investigate, prosecute and provide effective remedies to cases of racism, discrimination and xenophobia affecting migrant individuals and communities, including on social media and in the public debate; to promote campaigns and narratives addressing stigma and discrimination grounded in migration status and avoid rhetoric and terminology that stigmatize and reinforce harmful narratives against migrants that may result in the exclusion of migrants and those in irregular situation from health care and other essential services; and to keep and publish updated data relating to the efforts carried out in this area; (o) To include migrants, regardless of their nationality and migration status, in socioeconomic recovery and response plans and policies, ensuring that they are guided by international human rights principles and frameworks, such as the Joint Guidance Note on the Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Human Rights of Migrants by the Committee on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families and the Special Rapporteur himself, and coordinated with local authorities, civil society organizations and other relevant actors; (p) To promote civic space and support all stakeholders providing assistance to migrants, including migrant associations, and humanitarian and civil society organizations, increasing cooperation and coordination with them and supporting their continuity of services and the assistance they provide; (q) To promote international cooperation and solidarity measures, with a view to ensuring support to those countries that have fewer resources to address the pandemic and its consequences, including their equitable access to vaccines. 22/22 21-10577