A/HRC/17/7 90.23. Continue efforts to bring the National Human Rights Commission in line with the Paris Principles (Chile); 90.24. Establish a national human rights institution in line with Paris Principles (Nigeria); 90.25. That the national human rights institution cooperate with other institutions from the region and seek accreditation according to the Paris Principles by ICC (Germany); 90.26. Disseminate better and ensure full observation of the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders (Norway); 90.27. Extend an open and standing invitation to all special procedures (Spain); 90.28. Extend a standing invitation to the United Nations human rights special procedures (United Kingdom); 90.29. Consider issuing a standing invitation to all special procedures mandate holders (Brazil); 90.30. Take effective measures to eradicate discrimination against women and expediently ensure the equal treatment of women in law and practice, in accordance with its international obligations under CEDAW (Sweden); 90.31. Conduct a review of the Personal Status Law and the Labour Law with a view to repealing articles that discriminate against women (Canada); 90.32. Consider reviewing its Personal Status Law, Labour Law as well as any other related laws with a view to eliminate discrimination against women (Slovakia); 90.33. Take measures towards the full equality for Omani women including by reviewing the Personal Status Law and Labour Law (Australia); 90.34. Amend its Nationality Law to enable women the legal right to transmit Omani citizenship to their children (United States of America); 90.35. Intensify gender efforts, amending relevant legal provisions which establish subordination to male guardianship and adopt a comprehensive gender policy and awareness campaigns aimed at all areas of society and public administration (Spain); 90.36. Put in place appropriate mechanisms to ensure effective protection of women exposed to domestic violence, sexual harassment, spousal rape, forced marriage, crimes in the name of honour and other forms of violence (Canada); 90.37. Continue its efforts to prevent acts of domestic violence, of which women and children are the principal victims, ensuring that these acts are penalized and that their perpetrators be prosecuted systematically (France); 90.38. Strengthen the efforts to prevent domestic violence, protect its victims and punish the perpetrators, including by removing articles 109 and 252 of the Penal Code (Slovenia); 90.39. Enact specific legislation that criminalizes domestic violence, and provide more information in all major languages to citizens and residents of Oman regarding domestic violence and means to combat it (United States of America); 21