A/HRC/18/17 94.109. Support the integration of the Roma and other minorities in Government institutions, by recruiting and promoting these minorities in the police, in the education sector and the public service (Canada); 94.110. Strengthen its efforts to improve the social, political, living, and health conditions for Romani citizens through legal, administrative and socioeconomic means (United States of America); 94.111. Proceed to forced expulsions only in strict compliance with international and regional standards (Switzerland); 94.112. Improve the living conditions of asylum-seekers (Islamic Republic of Iran); 94.113. Step up efforts directed towards the improvement of conditions and treatments of asylum-seekers and refugees (Belarus). 95. The following recommendations will be examined by Hungary, which will provide responses in due course, but no later than the eighteenth session of the Human Rights Council in September 2011: 95.1. Ratify the main United Nations human rights instruments, particularly ICRMW, OP-CAT and CED (Ecuador); 95.2. Sign and ratify the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (Spain); 95.3. Consider the progressive ratification of pending human rights international treaties (Chile); 95.4. Specify the prohibition of the death penalty in a future organic law (France); 95.5. Amend the Criminal Code with a view to including all elements of the definition of torture as provided for in article 1 of CAT (Czech Republic); 95.6. Introduce additional measures to ensure that the new Media Act complies with regional and international human rights standards (Switzerland); 95.7. Look into the current regulatory framework so as to remove parts of the legislation that may challenge freedom of speech and independence of the press and other media (Norway); 95.8. Reconsider legislation and laws in connection with freedom of opinion and expression and general freedoms (Palestine); 95.9. Incorporate in its national legislation a definition of discrimination against women that is consistent with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (Belgium); 95.10. Draft and implement a fully comprehensive law on gender equality and a law on combating gender violence (Spain); 95.11. Adopt a comprehensive gender equality law that contains a definition of discrimination against women in accordance with CEDAW (Netherlands); 95.12. Establish specific legislation to fill the legislative gap of a lack of specific legal provisions to prohibit domestic violence and marital rape (Honduras); 20