A/HRC/22/6 124.9. Ensure that complete and impartial investigations are conducted into allegations of attacks and threats against persons based on their sexual orientation or gender identity and bring those responsible to justice in conformity with the international standards (Belgium); 125. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Ghana, which considers that they are in the process of implementation. 125.1. Ratify the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (CED), OP-CAT, OP-CRC-AC and OP-CRCSC (Spain); 125.2. Consider the ratification of CRPD, and OP-CRC-SC (Rwanda); 125.3. Proceed swiftly with the ratification of OP-CAT (Estonia); 125.4. Ratify and implement OP-CAT at the earliest possible date (Czech Republic); 125.5. Ratify OP-CAT, and introduce human rights education for police and security forces (Australia); 125.6. Complete the process of full alignment of its national legislation with all obligations under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and ratify the Agreement on Privileges and Immunities of the Court (Slovakia); 125.7. Strengthen the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) through financial and human resources (Switzerland); 125.8. Further strengthen CHRAJ for its compliance with the Paris Principles (Tunisia); 125.9. Effectuate the expansion of the mandate of the CHRAJ mandate (Denmark); 125.10. Accelerate the adoption of pending bills and intensify efforts in order to see more strengthened implementation of the measures decided and instruments created, including in terms of the difficult fight against harmful traditional practices, protection of children, inequality of rights between sexes, and access to justice and strengthening of its effectiveness (Cape Verde); 125.11. Take measures to ensure a proper legal framework for the Affirmative Action Policy (Bulgaria); 125.12. Develop consequential strategies to fulfil the affirmative action policies of 40 per cent of women in public decision-making processes (South Sudan); 125.13. Remain steadfast in pursuing its impressive policies towards gender equality, particularly by strengthening measures to eradicate gender-based violence (Lesotho); 125.14. Take immediate action against discrimination of women by effectively enforcing women’s right to equal treatment as it is guaranteed in the Ghanaian constitution, for example, by ensuring and promoting access to education (Germany); 125-15. Designate a national mechanism for the prevention of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment (Poland); 17