A/HRC/60/42 (j) Developing and implementing national strategies to improve the legal status of stateless ethnic minorities, children and other affected groups, with expanded access to basic services such as education and healthcare; (k) Collecting, analysing and publishing disaggregated data on discrimination in the application of nationality laws and associated procedures, and using the data to inform responsive policy development; (l) Adopting protective policies and ensuring adherence to international law in host countries to mitigate the risks associated with forced returns. 41. Experts further highlight the importance of a multi-stakeholder, whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach to address discrimination in nationality laws and combat statelessness effectively. This includes: (a) Advancing international cooperation to harmonize legal frameworks that safeguard the right to nationality; (b) Ensuring the consultation and participation of persons affected by statelessness or otherwise discriminated against in the context of their right to nationality; (c) Providing stateless persons with legal and material support to enable them to seek justice. 10 GE.25-10379