39 the Cabinet. However, if both laws are in effect The Department of Labor will, together with the ILO, conduct a consistent review between the revised law and the provisions of Convention 98 and implement the ratification process by holding a seminar with stakeholders to educate them about the Convention. For the ratification of Convention 87, the Ministry of Labor will proceed in respectively. 2.6) Recommendations on immigrants/asylum seekers, namely requests for expedited consideration Illegal immigration screening system according to the Cabinet resolution of January 10, 2017, and should seek cooperation with the country of origin and relevant international organizations to accept Rohingya from their domicile. If any of them can't be returned because it might be dangerous. Governments should consider coordinating and working closely with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to assist with thirdcountry settlements. It may also consider the suitability and feasibility of becoming a party to the Convention on the Status of Refugees to consider solving the congestion of detention rooms and establishing an appropriate treatment system for sick detainees. At the same time, alternatives may be considered instead of detaining immigrants in the Immigration Detention Center. Results/Achievements: The Immigration Office has issued Order No. 89/2562 regarding the guidelines for the admission, control, and care of aliens dated February 27, 2019, prescribing guidelines for the care of detainees to take care of everyone equally without racial discrimination especially “Medical care” where detention or immigration checkpoints provide vehicles and police officers. Responsible for bringing sick detainees to the hospital or other medical facilities. It also requires detention facilities or immigration checkpoints to coordinate with hospitals or other medical facilities in the area where they are available. Sending detainees to be treated by setting up a specific facility for sick detainees to facilitate their control, with close supervision by staff and on January 21, 2019, the Royal Thai Police Ministry of Social Development and Human Security Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Interior Ministry of Health Ministry of Education Ministry of Labor has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on the determination of measures and guidelines instead of detaining children in detention centers awaiting deportation to define the duties, responsibilities, and guidelines of all relevant sectors involved in not detaining children under the age of 18 in detention facilities At present, the Prime Minister has approved standard operating procedures under the memorandum. As mentioned by the Department of Children and Youth Affairs, it is in the process of drafting a Manual of Operational Guidelines (SOP) according to the memorandum.