A/HRC/31/13 145.5 Accede to the Rome Statute and the Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the International Criminal Court (Estonia); 145.6 Continue acceding to international human rights treaties, strengthen the process of reforms, and pay more attention on the problems related to indigenous people in Rakhine state (Kyrgyzstan); 145.7 Amend the Constitution to provide guarantee for freedom of religion in Myanmar, in line with Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Bahrain); 145.8 Ensure human rights protection to all people in Myanmar including the Rohingya (Guatemala); 145.9 Grant the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar unimpeded access to Rakhine state, including the internment camps, as well as any other requested meetings countrywide on her next visit (Ireland); 145.10 Take immediate steps to end violence and discrimination against national or ethnic, linguistic and religious minorities (Austria); 145.11 Abolish all forms of institutional discrimination against Islamic religious minorities (Saudi Arabia); 145.12 Prohibit and prosecute hate speech and discriminatory practices that incite violence towards minorities, and especially clearly endorse nondiscrimination and the right of all individuals in Rakhine State to equal protection under the law (Norway); 145.13 Remove discriminatory provisions of the “Protection of Race and Religion Law” (Turkey); 145.14 Further review and abolish those laws which are discriminatory against women and religious minorities according to international standards (Lithuania); 145.15 Repeal immediately the four recently adopted laws on the “protection of race and religion” regarding interfaith marriage, religious conversion, monogamy, and population control (Denmark); 145.16 Repeal the Special Law on the Marriage of Buddhist Women and the Law on Religious Conversion and review and amend the Law on Birth Control and the Law on Monogamy to conform them to international human rights norms and standards (Uruguay); 145.17 Review the recently adopted “protection of race and religion” laws to ensure that they are in line with Myanmar’s human rights treaty obligations and that they adequately protect the rights of persons belonging to minority groups (Italy); 145.18 Repeal or revise discriminatory provisions in the legislation, including the four recently adopted laws on the protection of race and religion, and in this regard, adopt an action plan to promote, through concrete activities, tolerance and peaceful inter-faith and inter-ethnic co-existence in Myanmar (Czech Republic); 145.19 Repeal or amend the package of four laws on race and religion — the Religious Conversion bill, the Buddhist Women’s Special Marriage bill, the Monogamy bill and the Population Control and Healthcare bill — to ensure respect for the human rights of women and ethnic and religious minority 25