A/HRC/26/11 112.6 Continue with measures aimed at ensuring that all births of children are registered, particularly by reviewing the legislation to ensure that all children born in the territory can acquire the nationality, and avoid cases of statelessness (Argentina); 112.7 Undertake a thorough assessment of the issue of trafficking in persons and take adequate measures, including enactment of adequate legislation to combat the practice as recommended by the UNHCR (Botswana); 112.8 Strengthen the institutional framework for the protection of children’s rights by setting up welcome centres and socio-professional training (Senegal); 112.9 Take the necessary measures to prohibit the use of corporal punishment against children (France); 112.10 Ratify the international human rights treaties, to which it is not yet party, and cooperate with the OHCHR, treaty bodies and Special Procedures (Chad); 112.11 Review the judicial system in order to ensure that the provisions of civil law, Islamic law and customary law conform to the provisions of CEDAW (Canada); 112.12 Take measures to ensure the respect of freedom of religion and to end all types of reprisals against those who converted from Islam (Mexico); 112.13 Continue its efforts to promote religious freedom, and continue to broaden the space for interfaith dialogue (Ghana). 113. The recommendations below did not enjoy the support of the Comoros: 113.1 Endeavour to implement the remaining recommendations of the previous UPR review (Mozambique); 113.2 Initiate a debate on the decriminalization of homosexuality (Spain); 113.3 Review the report of the High Commissioner on sexual orientation and gender identity and give consideration to implementing its recommendations (Netherlands); 113.4 Repeal all provisions giving rise to discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity and ensure respect for fundamental freedoms for all citizens (France); 113.5 Take steps to avoid discrimination and violation of the human rights of the LGBT population (Brazil); 113.6 Decriminalize religious proselytism and religious freedom (Spain); 113.7 Put measures in place to better protect religious freedom, including through bringing the older Penal Code, which prohibits conversion from Islam, in line with the Constitution, and enabling people of all religions to practice religion openly without risking discrimination (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 113.8 Guarantee and protect freedom of religion or conscience for all its citizens (France). 114. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. GE.14-13136 21