A/HRC/32/8 141.7 Ratify the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families (Algeria) (Azerbaijan) (Egypt) (Ghana) (Honduras) (Senegal); 141.8 Ratify the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Convention against Discrimination in Education (Tunisia) (Benin) (Côte d’Ivoire) (Ghana) (Honduras) (Portugal); 141.9 Such a legal framework will provide for the prosecution of human rights violations in national courts (Fiji); 141.10 Expedite the process of establishing a fully functioning Independent National Human Rights Institution that is fully compliant with the Paris Principles by the end of 2017 (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 141.11 Further advance its national efforts on the promotion and protection of human rights through, among others, developing a comprehensive Human Rights National Action Plan (Indonesia); 141.12 Initiate visits of the Human Rights Council special procedures on the right to education and adequate housing and food with a view to developing more effective measures to drop poverty levels (Belarus); 141.13 Take other legislative measures to declare illegal organizations that incite racial discrimination (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 141.14 Continue the revision of anti-terrorism and data protection legislation and policies and repeal the provisions that contravene the applicable international law in areas such as due process and imprisonment; and develop measures to prevent and combat racial profiling by law enforcement bodies (Mexico); 141.15 Ensure that the legal definition of torture is in line with Convention against Torture (Egypt); 141.16 Investigate and punish in an exemplary fashion cases of disproportionate use of force, racial violence and ill-treatment by law enforcement officers and effectively address racism, discrimination and incitement to racial and religious hatred (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 141.17 Reform comprehensively the prison system and respect the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners. It is fundamental that the authorities guarantee the rights of persons deprived of their liberty, from the moment of their detention (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 141.18 Review detention conditions so that they are in conformity with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners and that this be achieved before the publication of the third national report (Fiji); 141.19 Eliminate all forms of violence against women in detention places by some members of the judicial police and the need to prosecute them and avoid impunity (Libya); 141.20 Adopt specific legislation on domestic violence, especially violence against women and children (Islamic Republic of Iran); 141.21 Adopt specific legislation on domestic violence, especially violence against women (Brazil); 26 GE.16-05884