A/HRC/31/13 144.21 Ratify the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the Convention against Torture (Luxembourg); 144.22 Ratify the Convention against Torture and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Georgia); 144.23 Ratify the Convention against Torture (Denmark) (Guatemala); 144.24 Ratify the Convention against Torture, as previously recommended (Portugal); 144.25 Ratify the Convention against Torture and its Optional Protocol (Lithuania); 144.26 Ratify the Convention against Torture, and subsequently ensure the adoption of provisions that expressly prohibit torture in police settings (Chile); 144.27 Ratify the Convention against Torture and the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (Mexico); 144.28 Take further steps towards the promotion of the human rights situation in Myanmar, especially for ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities and vulnerable groups (Bahrain); 144.29 Include specific references to human rights law in the agreement of ceasefire throughout the country and establish a comprehensive system to monitor its implementation (Guatemala); 144.30 Support the active and meaningful participation of women, “ethnic groups”, internally displaced persons and refugees in the implementation of the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement, including the national dialogue (Finland); 144.31 Ensure that human rights agencies, including the Myanmar National Human Rights Commission and the Myanmar Press Council, are able to function as effective and independent agencies (Thailand); 144.32 That the new administration that will emerge from the elections of November 8 develop a road map for the implementation of the recommendations issued by the Human Rights Council, the General Assembly, and United Nations Special Rapporteurs and Envoys (Costa Rica); 144.33 Issue a standing invitation to the Special Procedures (Guatemala); 144.34 Issue a standing invitation to all thematic special procedures (Montenegro); 144.35 Extend a standing invitation to mandate holders (Senegal); 144.36 Extend an open invitation to the Special Procedures and respond favourably to pending requests (Uruguay); 144.37 Extend an open and permanent invitation to the United Nations human rights special procedures mandate-holders (Cyprus); 144.38 Extend a standing invitation to special procedures, respond positively to their requests to visit the country and cooperate fully, promptly and substantively with all mandate holders (Latvia); 144.39 Allow the OHCHR to open a country office with a full mandate (United States of America); 21