A/HRC/31/6 127.1 Ratify the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (Armenia); 127.2 Continue further improvement of human rights in the country (Azerbaijan); 127.3 Strengthen measures taken to protect vulnerable groups (Côte d’Ivoire); 127.4 Incorporate a definition of torture in domestic law in line with Article 1 of the Convention against Torture (Australia); 127.5 Consider establishing a permanent inter-ministerial committee responsible for the implementation of its international human rights obligations (Portugal); 127.6 Continue to take measures to enhance the respect for human rights anchored on the rule of law and good governance (Ghana); 127.7 Give the Tadamoun national agency the mandate to identify any acts of slavery, propose and implement anti-slavery programmes (Ghana); 127.8 Continue to support the work of the National Agency Tadamoun and the National Commission of Human Rights (Senegal); 127.9 Provide its national human rights institution with the necessary means to ensure its regular work and reinforce its independence (Portugal); 127.10 Provide its National Human Rights Commission with the resources it needs to publicise its recommendations and reinforce its independence (South Africa); 127.11 Place more efforts by empowering organizations which are responsible for defending human rights in the country (Afghanistan); 127.12 Improve its national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Congo); 127.13 Strengthen the National Human Rights Commission and the national commission to combat gender-based violence, and the capacities needed to secure advancement in the field of human rights, particularly in the area of human rights of women as well as to increase efforts in order to ban such practices as female genital mutilation (Sweden); 127.14 Let the legislative power complete the process of the adoption of the draft law on the National Mechanism for the Prevention of Torture (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 127.15 Adequately train staff and well-resource judges, judicial personnel, and civil servants who work to fight child labour (Italy); 127.16 Pursue and intensify its efforts towards strengthening the rights of women and children (Bahrain); 127.17 Redouble efforts to promote the condition of women (Djibouti); 127.18 Pursue its efforts in strengthening women’s rights, including through the adoption of a draft framework law to combat violence against women (Egypt); 127.19 Combat early marriages (Djibouti); 127.20 Enact laws which fully abolish child, early and forced marriage (Sierra Leone); 18/26 GE.15-22687