A/80/302 (d) Discontinue existing externalization agreements with countries that unable or unwilling to uphold their human rights obligations; (e) Abide at all times with the principles of non-refoulement and prohibition of collective expulsion, including at borders and on the high seas; (f) Refrain from any measure that would amount to or lead to arbitrary detention, torture and ill-treatment, arbitrary deprivation of life, enforced disappearance and racial discrimination, and ensure that people are able to enjoy socioeconomic rights and the right to leave any country, including one’s own; (g) Refrain from the transfer, including through pullbacks, readmission of migrants to third States without individualized assessment; or (h) Ensure that any arrangement for the transfer of migrants, refugees or asylum-seekers contains legally binding guarantees of adequate treatment, a fair and effective asylum procedure and international protection and solutions, where relevant, as well as safeguards to ensure dignity and sustainability in line with international human rights and refugee law; (i) Uphold due process guarantees, including by ensuring access to an individualized examination and the right to an effective remedy with suspensive effect ensuring protection from removal during the time when the appeal body considers the case; (j) Ensure that all cooperation arrangements uphold and strengthen the effectiveness of the search and rescue regime, including with respect to disembarkation in a place of safety, in accordance with international human rights and refugee law and the international law of the sea; (k) Stop all forms of support, in particular financial and technical support, including the provision of equipment and surveillance and other technology, to States and other actors engaging in human rights violations; (l) Suspend all cooperation arrangements facilitating technology transfer and technical assistance for digital border governance purposes in which human rights are not explicitly guaranteed; (m) Ensure that all agreements include provisions for effective humanrights-based support for migrants and refugees in third States, including integration assistance, as well as resettlement opportunities and access to legal pathways from third States; (n) Assess systematically whether project activities implemented by international organizations and NGOs comply with human rights standards; (o) Before entering into agreements, ensure that partners, including non-State actors, such as international organizations, NGOs and private actors, have a demonstrated human rights record and a commitment to due diligence and the “do no harm” principle, and systematically assess compliance with these principles throughout contract implementation by exercising adequate oversight; (p) Enter only into agreements that are made publicly available and subject to parliamentary scrutiny, and publish all agreements that are currently in effect, including informal ones; (q) Ensure that human rights impact assessments are conducted in advance and in systematic manner, including the identification of mitigating measures, and make such assessments public; 22/23 25-12609