A/HRC/25/17 102.91. Bring the juvenile justice system in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Beijing Rules, the Riyadh Guidelines as well as to La Habana Rules in order to increase the age of criminal responsibility, expressly excluding criminal proceedings for all children in conflict with the law under the age of 18 years, and therefore also eliminate ‘the harmful intent’ criteria currently in force (Uruguay); 102.92. Raise the minimum age of marriage to 18 years (Albania); 102.93. Raise the minimum age of marriage from 16 to 18 years (Iceland); 102.94. Take steps to increase the minimum age of marriage from 16 to 18 years (Sierra Leone); 102.95. Sustain its policy that recognizes the family, based on the stable relationship between a man and a woman, as the natural and fundamental unit of society (Holy See); 102.96. Provide, in accordance with its obligations under international human rights law instruments, effective protection for the family as the fundamental and natural unit of society (Egypt); 102.97. Ensure birth registration for all children born in Malta (Sierra Leone); 102.98. Consider ways by which participation of women in political life be further increased, both in terms of absolute numbers but also in terms of quality of participation (Cyprus); 102.99. Take concrete steps in ensuring comprehensive sexuality education for children and young people (Finland); 102.100. Improve the availability of sexual and reproductive health services, including family planning (Iceland); 102.101. Improve the availability of sexual and reproductive health services, including family planning (France); 102.102. Take all necessary actions to guarantee to the population, especially women in vulnerable situations, safe access to reproductive and sexual health services, including family planning and education on the matter (Mexico); 102.103. Continue its efforts to further eliminate barriers to the full and effective participation in mainstream society of disabled persons, including children, in particular with regard to education, independent living, accessibility to multimedia and full participation in political and public life (Hungary); 102.104. Strengthen its efforts to promote direct funding and develop a range of living options for persons with disabilities (Maldives); 102.105. Share its best practices in the field of education for children with disabilities (Oman); 102.106. Noting the challenge presented to Malta’s resources by irregular migration, the Government of Malta nonetheless should continue enhancing efforts to ensure that human rights of migrants are protected (Trinidad and Tobago); 102.107. Pursue the implementation of programs of action aimed at slowing down and controlling the migration flow while continuing engaging with 20