CRC/C/15/Add.170 page 19 (c) Develop a procedure to attend to the specific needs and situation of unaccompanied child refugees; (d) Make every effort to end practices of discrimination against child asylum-seekers or refugees and their families including, where relevant, through prosecution of those responsible for such discrimination and through the use of information campaigns; (e) Ensure that, where children and their families - asylum-seekers, refugees or illegal immigrants - are detained, their conditions of detention comply with relevant international standards and with the provisions of the Convention in particular, and that detentions are reviewed by a court; (f) Ensure that asylum-seeking, refugee and illegal immigrant children have access to education and health services, including psychological care; (g) Ratify the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness. Child labour 70. The Committee is concerned: (a) At the large number of children under the minimum age for working reported to be working in the State party, particularly in rural and/or disadvantaged communities; (b) While noting the State party’s provision in its report of data from 1992 to 1995, at the absence of precise up-to-date data on child labour practices. 71. The Committee recommends that the State party: (a) working; Collect and maintain up-to-date data on the number of children who are (b) Take steps to reduce the numbers of underage children working, giving particular attention to the agricultural, fishing, street trade, garment manufacturing, construction and tourism industries, and giving particular attention to children from disadvantaged communities. Street children 72. The Committee is concerned: (a) At the number of children working and/or living on the street, and the numbers of Roma children in particular; (b) At the lack of access of these children to education and health services;