A/HRC/31/14 136.168 Build on the achievements of the National Framework for Protection of Australian children (2009-2020), (Morocco); 136.169 Comprehensively improve the effectiveness of measures to protect the rights of the child (Tajikistan); 136.170 Continue with its efforts to protect all children, protect the rights and interests of children and provide vulnerable children with better access to childhood services (Bhutan); 136.171 Further strengthen efforts towards birth registration for all, with a view to encouraging access to relevant procedures (Turkey); 136.172 Bring the Australian juvenile justice system in conformity with international standards, including removing minors from the adult justice system and ensuring their rehabilitation (Lithuania); 136.173 Reform the juvenile justice system in conformity with the international standards and increase the protection of children involved in penal proceedings (Poland); 136.174 Abolish the mandatory minimum sentencing of juvenile offenders (Czech Republic); 136.175 Improve conditions in youth detention facilities, including through ensuring independent and effective investigation of all allegations of human rights violations therein (Czech Republic); 136.176 Develop alternatives to the mandatory sentencing laws placing children as young as 10 years of age in juvenile detention centres (Denmark); 136.177 Abolish the sentencing of children to life in prison (Lithuania); 136.178 Raise the age of criminal responsibility to 18 years as recommended by the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Iceland); 136.179 Raise the age of the criminal responsibility in accordance with general comment No. 10 of the Committee on the Rights of Child (Uruguay); 136.180 Adopt national legislation prohibiting the use of sterilization of adults without their consent, and of children (Germany); 136.181 End the practice of enforced sterilization of persons with disabilities for non-therapeutic reasons (France); 136.182 Prohibit the sterilization of persons with disabilities, unless they provide their free and informed consent (Spain); 136.183 Adopt national uniform legislation prohibiting, except where there is a serious threat to life or health, the sterilisation of children and of adults with disability, in the absence of prior, fully informed and free consent (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 136.184 Prohibit the non-therapeutic sterilization of any individual who is not mentally competent to consent (Canada); 136.185 Provide comprehensive disability protection, with particular attention to the rights of children, while avoiding medical and political practices that affect the freedom and dignity of persons with disabilities (Holy See); 22