A/HRC/12/10 Page 16 3. Positively (Canada) consider ratification of the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Netherlands, Spain); 4. Implement the voluntary human rights targets approved in Human Rights Council resolution 9/12 (Brazil); 5. Strengthen institutionally the judicial protection to fully guarantee human rights as recognized by the Constitution (Mexico); 6. Continue and strengthen efforts to bring the national legislation, in particular the Criminal Code, into line with ratified instruments (Ukraine); 7. Commit itself to enacting legislation referred to in its national report (A/HRC/WG.6/5 /CHL/1) to strengthen human rights protection in the country, including the reform of the system of elections, the establishment of a national human rights institution (NHRI) and various pieces of legislation on gender equality (New Zealand); 8. Ensure full compliance with all obligations assumed under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights as well as under all other international human rights treaties to which it is a Party and revise domestic legislation that may still be incompatible with these obligations (Germany); 9. Maintain its commitment and continue the actions undertaken to consolidate the democratic system based on the protection of its citizens’ civil and political rights and the search for truth, justice and reparation in relation to the grievances of the past (Lebanon); 10. Accelerate the reform (Nicaragua) to establish a NHRI in accordance with the Paris Principles (Uzbekistan, Morocco, Bangladesh) promptly (Peru) through expeditious efforts (Malaysia) and through the legislative process (Pakistan); 11. Ensure speedy passage of the bills on the establishment of a NHRI and Office of the Ombudsman (Spain, Nigeria, Pakistan, Ghana); 12. Continue efforts in modernizing the justice system (Syrian Arab Republic); 13. Provide the judiciary with all resources and support necessary so that the 338 pending criminal cases may be resolved (Colombia); 14. Establish an effective National Preventative Mechanism within the one year deadline established by the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CAT-OP) and hold early civil society consultations on the sort of mechanism that would be most appropriate (United Kingdom); 15. Elaborate a national human rights plan (Ghana) and approve it early (Peru); 16. Take proper legal and administrative measures and adopt the national plan of action to ensure full observance of rights of indigenous peoples (Uzbekistan);