A/HRC/13/14 withdrawing them (Brazil); lift its reservations to articles 9 and 29 of CEDAW and its reservation to CRC (Canada); 7. Withdraw its reservations to CEDAW and CRC (Slovakia); 8. Withdraw its reservations to CRC and CEDAW that are contrary to their objective and scope (Slovenia); 9. Adopt measures for full implementation of the principles of CEDAW and eliminate its reservations to this instrument so that it can be better implemented (Mexico); 10. Undertake a comprehensive study on the feasibility and relevance of establishing a national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles (Malaysia); consider the establishment of an independent national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles (Egypt); 11. Provide for training of members of the legal profession to be gendersensitive and work towards mobilization of religious leaders to support such efforts (Germany); 12. Extend an open and permanent invitation to the United Nations human rights special procedures mandate-holders (Chile); consider extending a standing invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); substantiate its willingness to cooperate with the special procedures of the Human Rights Council by issuing them with a standing invitation (New Zealand); 13. Take a human rights approach to issues of race, citizenship and religion to foster an inclusive society in which all are equally protected (United Kingdom); 14. Consider favourably reviewing its national legislation to prevent victims of trafficking in persons from being punished (Mexico); 15. Raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility (Brazil, Belarus); raise the age of criminal responsibility for minors (Argentina); 16. Raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility to an age in accordance with CRC (Portugal); 17. Remove restrictions on religious freedoms (Canada); 18. Lift the ban on the importation of religious teaching materials and scriptures in order to enhance and protect freedom of religion and worship (Italy); 19. Permit members of all religious groups to practice their beliefs freely and allow members of other religious minorities to import scriptures, proselytize, establish new places of worship and instruct their believers, in line with the right to freedom of religion (United States); 20. Allow individuals to peacefully exercise their right to freedom of expression (United States); 21. Ensure that the procedures governing registration of civil society organizations are transparent, non-discriminatory, expeditious and inexpensive and that they allow for the possibility of appeal, avoid requiring re-registration and are in conformity with international human rights standards (Norway); remove the requirement for civil society organizations to provide a complete list of the organization’s members to the Government (Norway); 20