A/HRC/19/3 88.68. Promote, through its migration service, the civil, political and social rights of migrant workers (Switzerland); 88.69. Improve the system of gathering and analysis of statistics regarding migrants’ workers and develop a national strategy for migration in the wider framework of the economic development policies of the country (Switzerland); 88.70. Continue to seek assistance from the international community, with the support of the UN Country Team and particularly the OHCHR, in strengthening its human rights policies, including ratification of the remaining key human rights conventions and implementation of the UPR recommendations that Tajikistan will accept (Thailand). 89. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Tajikistan, which considers that they are already implemented: 89.1. Harmonize domestic legislation in order that statements obtained under torture are not used as evidence in legal proceedings (Mexico); 89.2. Envisage an explicit reference to the ban of child’s labour in the national law (Morocco); 89.3. Consider enacting legal prohibition to the use of corporal punishment (Brazil); Enact legislation to achieve the prohibition of corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in the home and in schools as a matter of priority (Romania); 89.4. Adopt legislation to explicitly prohibit all forms of corporal punishment everywhere, launch awareness-raising campaigns on the negative impact of corporal punishment in children; and provide training to teachers, parents, community leaders and penitentiary institutions officers (Uruguay). 90. The following recommendations will be examined by Tajikistan which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the nineteenth session of the Human Rights Council in March 2012. The responses will be included in the outcome report adopted by the Human Rights Council at the same session: 90.1. Ratify the Optional Protocol to the CAT and the Optional Protocol to CEDAW (Czech Republic); Consider ratifying the Optional Protocol to the CEDAW as well as the Optional Protocol to the CAT (Poland); 90.2. Ratify the Optional Protocol to the CAT and establish an independent national preventive mechanism (France); 90.3. Sign and ratify the Optional Protocol to the CAT (Estonia); Consider ratifying the Optional Protocol to the CAT in the near future (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 90.4. Ratify the Optional Protocol to the CAT and put in place a national preventative mechanism within the framework of the criteria and guarantees undertaken by this instrument (Switzerland); 90.5. Ratify OP-CAT; enact and implement laws and administrative measures to combat torture and make a declaration recognizing CAT’s competence to receive communications (Costa Rica ); 90.6. Ratify the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Algeria); Ratify the Convention on the Rights of the Persons with Disabilities in order to further promote and protect the rights of persons with disabilities (Thailand); 17