migrant workers from using the courts and other systems ofredress.If deportation cannot be avoided, States parties need to treat each case individually, with due consideration to the gender-related circumstances andrisks of humanrights violations in the country of origin (articles 2 (c), (e) and (f)); Bilateral and regional role)testa(o]] 27. Measuresthatare required include butarenotlimited to thefollowing: (a) Bilateral and regional agreements: States parties who are sending or receiving and transit countries should enterinto bilateral or regional agreements or memorandumsof understanding protecting the rights of women migrantworkersaselaboratedin this general recommendation(article 3); (b) Best practices and sharingof information, as follows: (i) States parties are also encouragedto sharetheir experience of best practices and relevant information to promotethe full protection of the rights of women migrant workers(article 3); (ii) States parties should cooperate on providing information on perpetrators ofviolations of the rights of women migrant workers. Whenprovided with information regarding perpetrators within their territory, States parties should take measures to investigate, prosecute and punish them (article 2 (c)). Recommendations csA and reporting 28. States parties should includein their reports information about the legal framework, policies and programmes they have implemented to protectthe rights of women migrant workers, taking into consideration the sex- and gender-based humanrights concernslisted in paragraphs 10 to 22 and guided by the recommendationsgiven in paragraphs 23 to 27of this general recommendation. Adequate data should be collected on the enforcement andeffectiveness of laws, policies and programmes andthe defacto situation of women migrant workers,so that the information in the reports is meaningful. This information should be provided underthe mostappropriate articles of the Convention, guided by the suggestions given againstall the recommendations. UEVaieldo molme-leqtsifly bd WT nt human Be 24 29. States parties are encouragedtoratify all international instruments relevantto the protection of the human rights of migrant women workers, in particular, the International Convention onthe Protectionof the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Membersof Their Families.