A/HRC/32/5 120.26 Accede to the Convention on the Non-Applicability of Statutory Limitations to War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity (Ghana); 120.27 Consider ratifying the ILO Domestic Workers Convention, 2011 (No. 189) (Philippines); 120.28 Establish normative frameworks to help domesticate the human rights instruments it has ratified (Sierra Leone); 120.29 Take all necessary measures to fully align its legislation with the Rome Statute and particularly to allow full cooperation with the International Criminal Court (Belgium); 120.30 Proceed with the internal measures necessary to comply with the obligations arising from the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (Portugal); 120.31 Ensure a rigorous implementation of its legislation in the main sectors that have an impact on the enjoyment of human rights such as education, health, rights of women and children, environment and access to justice (Burkina Faso); 120.32 Harmonize national laws with international regulations on rights of women and children (Ukraine); 120.33 Adopt a family law that ensures equal rights between men and women and which protects girls from early and forced marriage (Denmark); 120.34 Adopt a family code (Algeria); 120.35 Prevent early, child and forced marriages by passing into law and effectively enforcing a minimum age of 18 for marriage (Germany); 120.36 Increase the minimum legal age for marriage for girls and develop and implement a comprehensive and coordinated strategy to eliminate child, early and forced marriage and to support already married children and adolescent girls (Italy); 120.37 Adopt national legislation prohibiting the recurring forced marriages of minors in the country (Spain); 120.38 Ban by law early and forced marriage as well as the practice of Wahaya (Ukraine); 120.39 Establish and enforce laws and policies that criminalize and help prevent child, early and forced marriages (Canada); 120.40 Adopt the law that will protect minors from early and forced marriages (Montenegro); 120.41 Continue its efforts to strengthen the National Human Rights Commission, in line with the Paris Principles and with full participation of the civil society (Indonesia); 120.42 Take the necessary measures to ensure that the National Human Rights Commission is in conformity with the Paris Principles (Chile); 120.43 Strengthen its internal human rights monitoring system by proceeding with the accreditation of the National Human Rights Commission with A category rating according to the Paris Principles (Portugal); GE.16-05960 17