A/HRC/16/17 against harmful traditional practices, including female genital mutilation, early marriage and gavage (force-feeding) (Ghana); 92.8. Withdraw its reservations to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Greece); 92.9. Accede to OP-CAT (Turkey); 92.10. Study the possibility of ratifying the following international instruments: the Optional Protocols to ICCPR, CRPD and the Optional Protocol thereto, and CED (Argentina); 92.11. Withdraw the general reservation to CRC and CEDAW (Brazil); 92.12. Withdraw reservations to CAT, ICCPR and CRC (Ecuador); 92.13. Withdraw the reservation to CEDAW, and carry out constitutional and legal reforms in accordance with the principles of CEDAW with a view to eliminating all forms of violence against women and girls that still exist in the areas of education, labour and the family, particularly adopting the measures necessary to eliminate practices such as female genital mutilation, early forced marriage, polygamy, repudiation and force-feeding (Ecuador); 92.14. Further bolster the role of the Ombudsman, and enable citizens to appeal directly to the Ombudsman without going through elected officers (Tunisia); 92.15. Set up an independent and impartial inquiry designed to monitor the progress made in the area of the eradication of the practice of discrimination and slavery, which would include civil society and non-governmental organizations that work towards fighting against discriminatory practices and slavery (Canada); 92.16. Extend open and standing invitations to the special procedures (Chile); 92.17. Issue a standing invitation to the special procedures (Brazil); 92.18. Issue a standing invitation to all United Nations special procedures (Poland); 92.19. Consider extending a standing invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); 92.20. Continue its efforts to ensure that women have the fullest access to education, and to enact legislation that will effectively protect them from exclusion and violence (Indonesia); 92.21. Combat gender inequality and discriminatory practices in the areas of work, the family, social roles and personal integrity, by amending vague or non-existing legislation and rules addressing pervasive stereotypes and combating practices such as female genital mutilation and gavage (Brazil); 92.22. Amend provisions of the Personal Status Code that discriminate against married women, in particular with regard to property, polygamy and repudiation, and repeal all discriminatory measures against women within the Mauritanian Nationality Code, as recommended by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Israel); 92.23. Adopt a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to abolishing it as the final goal (France); 19