“Citizens, stateless persons and foreign nationals in Kyrgyzstan all have the constitutional right to judicial protection of their rights and freedoms.” II. Paragraph 43 of the State Report provides that: "A Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights, Constitutional Law and State Structure has also been established, with responsibility for electoral law, notaries and the legal profession and the basic constitutional and human rights and freedoms. During 2013, it reviewed 86 bills aimed primarily at regulating the legal status of citizens, guaranteeing human rights and freedoms, democratizing the political system and modernizing the fundamental principles governing the organization of State power." III. Paragraphs 94 and 95 of the State Report provide that: "Given the vulnerable situation of internal migrants who, under the existing registration system, do not have access to the full range of health and education services, measures have been taken to make it easier for them to obtain identity documents. New passport, visa and registration offices were opened during the reporting period, their tasks including issuance of the documents required to obtain a passport, as well as of passports to persons registered in other regions of the country. Internal migrants, persons without a permanent place of residence, foreign nationals, Stateless persons and refugees can apply for primary health-care provision if resident in one place for more than three months. Different provisions apply to pregnant women and children under the age of 5, who receive medical care regardless of their length of residence in the area concerned. As regards access to education for the children of internal migrants, a three-month period of grace is allowed for documents to be recovered for any child entering an educational establishment who does not have a birth certificate." 7. Only two State Parties made recommendations related to legal identity, the right to nationality and statelessness in Kyrgyzstan. Both recommendations were accepted by Kyrgyzstan. I. Albania recommended that Kyrgyzstan: "Simplify the procedure for birth registration and ensure that all children born in its territory are registered and provided with birth certificates, irrespective of the availability of their parents' identity documents or residence permits".3 II. Mexico recommended that Kyrgyzstan: "Take the necessary measures for the proper civil registration of migrant children and birth registration of children of migrants".4 8. In the Report of the Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review,5 the delegation of Kyrgyzstan provided an example of action taken by the State to protect stateless persons. Paragraph 25 of the Working Group Report provides that: "In 2014, the Government had updated the National Action Plan on the Prevention and Reduction of Statelessness, which included specific actions for the ratification of 3 https://www.upr-info.org/database/. Idem. 5 Report of the Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review: Kyrgyzstan, A/HRC/29/4. 4 2