C. Core agenda items for promotion Ⅵ-3-1. The relevant law or system should be improved such way that officials in charge of education, labor supervision, medical service, or welfare will be relieved of their obligation of notification under the Immigration Control Act, for the protection of migrants’ human rights. 4. Improvement of system for the protection of undocumented migrants A. Current status and problems • Aliens in immigration detention centers are not criminals, yet they are exposed to various human rights infringement situations such as overcrowding of the facilities; extended period of detention; improper accommodation; notification of rights during confinement or notification of the status of detention to outside people; physical examination and safekeeping of belongings during the procedure for listening to the objection to detention; conference with their attorney; letters and phone calls; facility and hygiene; food and health; exercise and religion-related matters; use of restraining devices and weapons, use of force and related safety measures; solitary confinement; etc. It has been pointed out that the current practices adopted in the country do not meet the requirements stipulated in the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (1955). Part 6. Stronger protection of undocumented immigrants’ human rights 75