A/HRC/16/18 82.13. Continue the reforms already accomplished by withdrawing the reservation to article 22 of the Convention against Torture (France); 82.14. End the prerogatives of the Ministry of Defence and Military Courts to detain and to charge civilians respectively (Germany); 82.15. Raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility to comply with international standards (Slovakia); 82.16. Continue to address the issue of street children by adopting a comprehensive national strategy to provide these children with official documents and adequate assistance, including recovery and social reintegration services (Poland); 82.17. Amend the law on citizenship in such a way that ensures that all Lebanese women, regardless of the nationality of their husband, can pass on their citizenship to their children and husbands (Netherlands); 82.18. That the proposed draft law which would allow Lebanese women to pass on their nationality to their children and foreign spouses be adopted as soon as possible (Norway); Enact legislation to grant Lebanese nationality to the spouses and children of Lebanese women (United Kingdom); Amend its law on nationality to enable Lebanese women to confer their nationality to their children (Canada); 82.19. Amend personal status laws so as to further ensure women’s rights, in particular with regard to marriage dissolution, child custody and inheritance (Brazil); 82.20. Amend the personal status laws in line with CEDAW, to ensure that women are treated in the same way as men in issues related to child custody, inheritance and divorce (Netherlands); 82.21. Decriminalise homosexuality and ensure non-discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity (Norway); 82.22. Continue its efforts in reviewing its labour law with a view to including migrant workers in its scope (Norway); 82.23. That the current sponsorship system, ‘kafala’, be revoked and replaced with regulations in accordance with international standards (Norway); 82.24. Extend the protection of the Labour Code to domestic workers (Poland); 82.25. Review the system of sponsorship for domestic workers in order to protect them against abuse from employers (Canada); 82.26. Extend the protection of the labour law to domestic workers and ensure that the rules concerning the right to stay do not put them in a situation of dependence from their employers (France); 82.27. Accelerate procedures at the Ministry of Labour to complete implementing regulations to facilitate the employment of Palestinians and open access to employment in all liberal professions (Palestine); 82.28. Lift the obstacles to employ Palestinian refugees, give access to employment to the Palestinian refugees, give access to free education to all children of refugees and enable universal health care (France); 19