A/HRC/23/9 investigate and prosecute in its territory crimes established in the Rome Statute (Costa Rica); 126.28 Put in line with the non-discrimination principle provided by CEDAW, the Persons and Family Code and the law governing inheritance, marriages regime and bequests (Switzerland); 126.29 Adopt a legislation on inheritance and matrimonial regimes (Madagascar); 126.30 Finalize and enact anti-trafficking legislation and, in the interim, enforce existing trafficking provisions of the 2009 Criminal Code (United States of America); 126.31 Intensify efforts in order to eradicate from its legislation and practice all discriminatory laws and adopt a comprehensive strategy on awarenessraising campaigns to eliminate discrimination based on any grounds and against all vulnerable groups, particularly girls with respect to their inheritance and education rights, children born out of wedlock, albinos and those pertaining to the Batwa minority and taken into families under the kafala regime (Uruguay); 126.32 Modify the legislation which restrains freedom of expression and peaceful assembly (Mexico); 126.33 Modify articles 6 and 9 of the bill repealing the Decree No. 100/187/91 on the regulation of public manifestations and public meetings, which would allow especially authorities to “delegate one or more official(s) mandated to attend to any public meeting and ensure the conformity with its obligations regarding human rights” (Canada); 126.34 Promote gender equality and adopt legislation to protect vulnerable groups (Madagascar); 126.35 Adopt and implement appropriate and efficient measures to address the high incidence of sexual violence against women and girls, including addressing the reported widespread impunity of perpetrators (Slovakia); 126.36 Adopt legislation aiming at the protection of all children with disabilities with a view to combat discriminatory attitudes (Djibouti); 126.37 Adopt the draft National Policy on Children Protection (Algeria); 126.38 Adopt and implement legislation to eliminate discrimination against persons with disabilities (Mexico); 126.39 Strengthen the operational and financial capacities of the National Independent Human Rights Commission and ensure that its composition and functioning are in accordance with the Paris Principles (France); 126.40 Further strengthen the National Independent Human Rights Commission through provision of required resources (Pakistan); 126.41 Ensure sufficient resources for the National Independent Human Rights Commission to fully fulfil its mandate (Republic of Korea); 126.42 Continue to provide funds for the functioning of the National Independent Human Rights Commission (Republic of Moldova); 126.43 Provide the National Human Rights Commission with the necessary resources to ensure that it is fully operational and effective (South Africa); 16 GE.13-12565