A/HRC/13/6 2. Increase the age of leaving care to 18 years and enact and implement legislation aimed at improving support for children in care as well as after leaving care, in particular with regard to access to education and vocational training (Austria); 3. Include in the relevant legal framework the definition of the crimes of sale of children and child pornography (Mexico); 4. Consider establishment of a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Egypt); 5. Adopt a comprehensive national action plan that (a) includes clear objectives and tangible measures to implement all human rights; (b) allocates financial and human resources for each measure envisaged; and (c) establishes an evaluation mechanism for regular monitoring of the measures (Belgium); 6. Implement measures to eliminate the practice of customary law and traditional codes of conduct discriminating against women (Germany); 7. Include sexual orientation and gender identity specifically in antidiscrimination legislation, and consider using the Yogyakarta Principles on the Application of International Human Rights Law in relation to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (Spain); 8. Strengthen measures to eliminate customary practices leading to violence, in particular vendetta and honour killings and domestic violence, and ensure effective access of potential and actual victims to protection (Czech Republic); 9. Take effective measures to guarantee the independence of the judiciary and to put an end to infringements of judiciary independence through rapid, in-depth, independent and impartial investigations into allegations of interference as well as prosecutions and sanctions against the perpetrators (Belgium); 10. Take measures to prevent the unnecessary admission of children to institutional care and to support the reintegration of children into their biological families (Austria); 11. Prevent any kind of political or other pressures against the independence of the judiciary system and bodies (Slovenia); 12. Take steps to tackle the current “culture of impunity” and ensure that high-level cases of alleged corruption are brought to court and processed appropriately (United Kingdom); 13. Follow the recommendations in the final report of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe on the 28 June elections to minimize the politicization of the Media Monitoring Board and to facilitate training for the Board members in quantitative and qualitative media analysis (United States); 14. Strengthen protection of journalists against intimidation, death threats and attacks (Czech Republic); 15. Improve the legal definition of children at risk of losing parental care, take measures to systematically identify children at risk, and provide adequate support and other services to prevent separation of children from their families (Austria); 19