A/HRC/23/15 132. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Serbia, which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 132.1. Ratify the Optional Protocol to CRC on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography (Portugal); 132.2. Allocate adequate financial means and put proper legal foundations in place in order to ensure that the concerns expressed by the National Mechanism for the Prevention of Torture are addressed (Denmark); 132.3. Continue its measures with regard to the better regulation and mainstreaming of the operation of the Ombudsman (Azerbaijan); 132.4. Work constantly toward strengthening the coordination among the national human rights mechanisms and regularly provide them with the resources necessary for their proper functioning (Algeria); 132.5. Continue to address and implement its plans of action in relevant areas of human rights in particular on the promotion and protection of minorities and other vulnerable groups (Cambodia); 132.6. Continue to enable women and the disabled and provide them a greater role in society (Kuwait); 132.7. Continue its efforts in the fight against corruption to strengthen its national policy in this area (Morocco); 132.8. Carry out necessary measures, including legislative amendments, to ensure that all persons born in Serbia have access to birth registration regardless of the status of their parents (Mexico); 132.9. Continue its efforts in a systematic manner to increase the availability of human rights education and training programmes for the law enforcement and judicial authorities (Republic of Korea); 132.10. Continue its efforts in the field of human rights education and training with a particular emphasis on the training of police and law enforcement officials (Morocco); 132.11. Ensure strict observance of code of conduct by law enforcement officials (Poland); 132.12. Continue active and close cooperation with UN treaty bodies (Estonia); 132.13. Take all necessary measures for the exhaustive and efficient implementation of the anti-discrimination law (Switzerland); 132.14. Strictly apply the new Law on Discrimination and adopt a comprehensive legislation on hate crimes (Brazil); 132.15. Carry out efforts in the area of combating discrimination, and provide the Commissioner for the Protection of Equality with all necessary means to carry out its mandate (France); 132.16. Continue to implement measures to promote full and effective equality in the social, economic and political spheres (Cuba); 132.17. Continue its efforts in fighting discrimination based on ethnicity, gender and sexual orientation (Estonia); 18