A/HRC/18/18 78.1. Consider becoming party to important international legal instruments to which it is not yet a party (Indonesia); 78.2. Consider the possibility of signing and ratifying the main universal human rights instruments to which it is not yet a party (Haiti); 78.3. Accede to the Optional Protocol to CEDAW (OP-CEDAW) and fully incorporate CEDAW into domestic legislation without delay (United Kingdom); 78.4. Study the possibility of ratifying CAT, OP-CEDAW and the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (CED) (Argentina); 78.5. Consider ratifying CAT (Poland); 78.6. Consider ratifying CRPD, believing that the ratification should follow recent measures such as the launch of the 2009 National Policy on Disability and the establishment of the National Advisory Committee on Disability (Republic of Korea); 78.7. Proceed to ratify CRPD (Australia); 78.8. Ratify CRPD (Slovenia); 78.9. Ratify CRPD and incorporate a disability perspective into its Vision 2050 and other development plans and programmes (Maldives); 78.10. Withdraw the reservations issued to seven articles to the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees 1951 (Hungary); 78.11. Continue working towards the harmonization of its national legislation with those rights contained in international human rights treaties to which Papua New Guinea is a State party (Nicaragua); 78.12. Pursue efforts with regional and international communities in seeking financial and technical assistance to domesticate ratified international treaties (Samoa); 78.13. Incorporate the provisions of CEDAW, ratified in 1995, into the domestic legal system (Poland); 78.14. Harmonize national legislation and carry out the necessary efforts in order to implement CEDAW (Mexico); 78.15. Take appropriate measures to fully implement CEDAW (Hungary); 78.16. Develop further and implement policies and legislation aimed at gender equality and the empowerment of women, including combating all forms of gender-related violence (Brazil); 78.17. Consider reinforcing the legal framework for the prevention of violence against women (Argentina); 78.18. Take steps to implement a comprehensive legal framework addressing all forms of violence against women and children (Canada); 78.19. Introduce and implement a comprehensive legal framework to protect women and girls against all forms of gender-based violence and, in particular, introduce legislation that prohibits domestic violence (Norway); 78.20. Make every effort to eliminate domestic violence, with special attention to enacting and implementing a comprehensive legal framework addressing all 12