A/HRC/10/82 Page 24 1. Consider the possibility of ratifying the Convention for the Protection of all Persons against Enforced Disappearance (Argentina); consider the timely ratification of the Convention on Enforced Disappearance (Cuba); consider the ratification of the Convention on Enforced Disappearance (Mexico); 2. Thoroughly and timely implement standing invitations to special procedures (Czech Republic); consider the visits by the special rapporteurs on human rights defenders; extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions; independence of judges and lawyers; and the Working Group on Arbitrary Detentions (Mexico); invite the Special Rapporteur on the rights and fundamental freedoms of indigenous peoples to return to the country for a follow-up visit as soon as possible (Bolivia); agree to the visit of the Special Rapporteur on human rights defenders, requested in 2006 but not yet agreed upon (Hungary); 3. Continue its close cooperation with OHCHR (Turkey); implement urgently the recommendations of the High Commissioner for Human Rights of February 2008 (Ireland); fully implement the recommendations of the OHCHR field office in Colombia as a mean to contribute to the improvement of the human rights situation on the ground (Austria); 4. Reopen dialogue with the representatives of organizations of civil society in order to make possible coordinated and rapid implementation of the national plan of action on human rights and international humanitarian law (France); adopt measures to protect human rights defenders and cooperate with human rights organizations in adopting a national plan of action for human rights and in the implementation of the recommendations resulting from the universal periodic review (Romania); intensify efforts to complete the work on the national plan of action in accordance with the recommendation of OHCHR, with particular attention to efforts to improve the situation regarding sexual violence against women (Sweden); use the new national plan of action on human rights and international humanitarian law to address the issue of extrajudicial killings comprehensively (Ireland); 5. Enhance human rights education programmes for citizens and the armed forces to promote a culture of peace and respect for human rights (Philippines); 6. Strengthen the national plan for the search for missing persons (Switzerland); 7. Continue efforts to combat impunity and human rights violations, and achieve the voluntary human rights goals approved by the Council in its resolution 9/12 (Brazil); 8. Conduct public awareness campaigns against social prejudices and for upholding the principle of equality and non-discrimination regardless of sexual orientation and/or gender identity (Czech Republic); 9. In the context of the tragic events relating to the discovery of the bodies of 11 young people in the area of Ocaña, and cases known as “false positives”, expedite the designation of persons within all military units, to be responsible for promptly dealing with claims against any actions by units, or the individuals that compose them, which are contrary to fundamental rights (Spain);