A/HRC/13/13 Rights, on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and on the Rights of the Child (Mexico); 16. Amend the Labour Law of the Industrial Complex of Kaesong and incorporate the minimum age of 18 years for work hazardous to the health, security or morality of minors (Spain); 17. Review its legal and administrative measures with a view to ensuring the dignity and better living conditions of the vulnerable groups, including women and children (Malaysia); 18. Take the measures that it deems appropriate to ensure, as soon as possible, the harmonization of its national legislation with international human rights instruments to which it is a party, and envisage acceding to other fundamental human rights instruments such as CRPD (Algeria); 19. Pass legislation specifically dealing with violence against women, including domestic violence, providing for prosecution of individuals committing acts of violence against women (United States); 20. Increase the number of women in management posts and in decisionmaking processes and envisage establishing full legislative provisions to promote and protect the rights of women (Algeria); 21. Systematically implement the ratified human rights treaties with the assistance of relevant Special Rapporteurs and OHCHR (Austria); 22. Enhance efforts to implement all international human rights obligations it has undertaken (Lithuania); 23. Fulfil its obligations assumed in several conventions to which it is a party, and if it deems useful, request the assistance of the international community (Hungary); 24. Adopt fully the rights-based approach in the development of future legislation (Nigeria); 25. Create a national human rights institution, seek accreditation from the International Coordinating Committee of National Institutions and accept technical assistance from OHCHR in setting up this national institution (United States); 26. Strengthen its national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (Nigeria); 27. Create a government task force to create protection programmes, provide resources for recovery and promote prevention through education and media campaigns (United States); 28. Maintain and strengthen its economic, political and social model chosen by its people in a sovereign manner and continue advancing in its efforts to increasingly build a just and more participative society (Cuba); 29. Continue its efforts aiming at achieving an environment of nonpoliticization, cooperation and dialogue in the human rights field (Cuba); 30. Continue its efforts in ensuring economic and social rights (Viet Nam); 31. Continue the implementation of the National Action Plan of Education for All, with a view to improving the quality of the system of 11 years of 14