A/HRC/19/9 106.8. Ensure and strengthen the independence of its national human rights infrastructure (Egypt); 106.9. Implement its commitment to holding a constitutional referendum on children’s rights with a view to incorporating those rights into the Irish Constitution (Australia); 106.10. Ensure a comprehensive and effective incorporation of children’s rights into its legal framework in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), by incorporating children’s rights into the Constitution (Portugal); 106.11. Give further effect to international human rights instruments in the domestic legislation, including from the provisions contained in the CRC (Indonesia); 106.12. Ensure that the current budget cuts do not result in stifling the activities of human rights bodies (Turkey); 106.13. Work with all sectors to ensure the Human Rights and Equality Commission is an effective agent for enhancing the country’s commitment to human rights (Australia); 106.14. Continue to provide support for human rights education and training domestically in order to enhance awareness and respect for human rights (Moldova); 106.15. Take measures to make access available to people with disabilities, on an equal footing, to education, employment, housing, transport and cultural life and facilitate their access to public places and services (Costa Rica); 106.16. Continue with the efforts related to the protection of the rights of people with disabilities (Ecuador); 106.17. Enact laws that protect adequately the rights and the well-being of separated and unaccompanied minors seeking asylum, in conformity with standards established under international laws (Uruguay); 106.18. Take the measures required to respect economic, social and cultural rights (Iraq); 106.19. Continue the efforts to ensure the exercise of human rights by the sections of society needing special attention from the authorities (Romania); 106.20. Continue action including legislation to remove gender-based inequalities in the workplace, including wage disparities between men and women (Sri Lanka); 106.21. Take additional measures to eliminate inequalities between women and men (Moldova); 106.22. Continue its efforts to ensure that migrants and women belonging to minorities continue to be the focus of government programmes specifically geared towards the protection of their rights (Argentina); 106.23. Take measures to tackle racial discrimination and to combat more resolutely all forms of racism, xenophobia and religious intolerance against foreigners and religious minorities, including Muslims (Iran); 106.24. Fight Islamophobia and support its Muslim citizens, by enabling them to practise their religion (Iran); 15