A/HRC/32/10 120.21 Incorporate the international instruments it acceded to into domestic legislation (Egypt); 120.22 Incorporate the human rights conventions into national law (Guatemala); 120.23 Bring legislation, including the Criminal Code, in line with the provisions of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (Kyrgyzstan); 120.24 Modify the criminal code to harmonize its provisions with those of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (Benin); 120.25 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation (Maldives); 120.26 Explicitly prohibit discrimination against persons with disabilities and discrimination based on religious belief (Djibouti); 120.27 Amend the relevant laws so that all persons with disabilities could vote and stand for election (Albania); 120.28 Amend laws to ensure that all persons with disabilities could vote and stand for election (Maldives); 120.29 Strengthen its legislation, in particular the Penal Code, in order to harmonize its provisions with the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (Côte d’Ivoire); 120.30 Incorporate into the Criminal Code an outright ban on the activities of organizations which promote racial discrimination (Russian Federation); 120.31 Amend the Penal Code in the Faroe Islands to ensure that the definition of rape is brought in line with international standards and criminalized in all circumstances, including within marriage (Norway); 120.32 Complete the amendments expected to be carried out on the crime of rape in the Criminal Code of the Faroe Islands (Spain); 120.33 Ensure that the definition of rape in the Faroese legislation is brought into line with international standards so that rape is criminalized in all circumstances, including within marriage (Iceland); 120.34 Strengthen its regulatory and policy framework, in accordance with international human rights standards, for the effective protection of asylum seekers and refugees (Ecuador); 120.35 Decriminalize defamation and place it within a civil code in accordance with international standards (Estonia); 120.36 Eliminate discrimination against migrants, and especially migrant women (Maldives); 120.37 Refrain from passing discriminatory legislation that are based on bias against foreigners and refugees (Lebanon); 120.38 Amend the new Aliens law on confiscating valuable belongings to cover refugees’ expenses to ensure compatibility with human rights obligations (Egypt); 16