A/HRC/13/6 persons with disabilities, without underestimating the cost of implementing the related norms (Algeria); 8. Continue its efforts towards harmonization of its national laws with its international human rights obligations (Egypt); 9. Continue to make every effort to ensure that its national legislation is in line with international instruments (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 10. Continue to improve its legislation to bring it in line with international human rights standards (Senegal); 11. Review compliance of its criminal and civil codes with provisions on freedom of expression in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Czech Republic); 12. Adopt the Law on the Rights of the Child and the Law against Discrimination as matters of priority, as well as measures to ensure the implementation of laws on birth registration (Norway); 13. Promptly adopt and amend when necessary the Law on AntiDiscrimination, already prepared with civil society, to comply with international standards and ensure its due implementation in close cooperation with all stakeholders (Slovakia); 14. Pursue its efforts to bring national legislation into line with international human rights standards and take this element into account when adopting a law on the rights of children (Morocco); 15. Take further concrete steps to ensure that existing human rights legislation is implemented and enforced (United Kingdom); 16. Strengthen its policy for the full guarantee of the rights of the child, with attention to combating child labour and the implementation of the Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children, in accordance with Human Rights Council resolution 11/7 and draft resolution A/C.3/64/L.50 of the General Assembly. (Brazil); 17. Consider fostering policies on combating child trafficking and define the crimes of the sale of children and child pornography (Brazil); 18. Fully implement the National Strategy on Gender Equality and Domestic Violence, intended to tackle violence against women (Chile); 19. Provide human rights education and training to police officers corrections officers and judicial staff aimed at the protection of women, persons of minority sexual orientation and gender identity and national minorities (Czech Republic); 20. Recognizing the work of the National Council for Disability Matters, intensify necessary measures to improve specialized services for persons with disabilities, in particular in disadvantaged areas; develop reliable statistics on persons with disabilities and their access to basic services (Spain); 21. Undertake awareness-raising campaigns to ensure the effective implementation of and respect for the laws of the State, in particular by ensuring the effective investigation and prosecution of honour killings and cases of violence, including domestic violence against women and children (Austria); 22. Create more social awareness-raising campaigns against gender-based violence, with particular emphasis on its condemnation by the highest levels of 14