A/HRC/32/6 128.155 Take all necessary measures to fight against discrimination and violence against persons with disabilities, including persons with albinism (Belgium); 128.156 Reinforce the protection of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers’ rights by improving their living conditions and by ensuring the civil registration of their children (Holy See); 128.157 Develop a National Resilience Strategy for natural disasters that protects the development and subsistence methods, in order to have the possibility of guaranteeing the economic and social rights of the population (Mexico); 128.158 Develop a strategy and national indicators in order to comply with the Sustainable Development Goals (Mexico). 129. The following recommendations will be examined by Mozambique, which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the thirty-second session of the Human Rights Council in June 2016: 129.1 Continue the process of signing and ratifying international instruments, in particular those which were accepted during the previous universal periodic review (Uruguay); 129.2 Pursue its commitment to ratify other international human rights treaties that it is not yet a state party, including ILO Convention 189 (Philippines); 129.3 Ratify the First Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Ghana); 129.4 Withdraw reservations to the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees in order to strengthen protection and local integration of refugees (Panama); 129.5 Adopt additional measures necessary to protect minorities, such as older persons, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons, persons with disabilities (Argentina); 129.6 Modify the law on inheritance to prevent discrimination against widows, and guarantee right to all properties including the right to own land (Spain); 129.7 Revise the legal framework on the rights of women and implement policies to eradicate discriminatory practices, including the necessary arrangements and adjustments as regard inheritance issues (Mexico); 129.8 Harmonize the civil status between men and women, particularly regarding the rights of inheritance and legal capacity to use, enjoy, and own, property, and set up policies aimed at eliminating the pay gap between men and women (Chile); 129.9 Further reduce the gender gap by translating the protection of women’s rights into programmes that improve their health, education, and means of livelihood (Malaysia); 129.10 Pass legislation to increase the time limit for paid maternity leave (Brazil); 129.11 Revise laws to expressly prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity and intersex status (Australia); 23