A/HRC/23/15 II. Conclusions and/or recommendations** 131. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue and listed below have been examined by Serbia and enjoy its support: 131.1. Consider finalizing the ratification process of the International Convention on the Rights of Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families (ICRMW) (Egypt)/Consider ratifying ICRMW not only to ensure access to just conditions of work and basic social service for migrants, especially those in vulnerable situations, but also to prevent discrimination (Philippines); 131.2. Accede to the ILO Convention 189 (Philippines); 131.3. Develop further measures with regard to the implementation of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (CAT) (State of Palestine); 131.4. Consider establishing a national organ to monitor implementation of the recommendations of UN human rights mechanisms (Ukraine); 131.5. Implement mechanisms to follow up UPR recommendations in order to verify the implementation and impact of policies and measures adopted to promote equality of rights and non-discrimination for all citizens, in particular the measures aimed at vulnerable groups such as women, children, ethnic minorities, the LGBTI community and persons in the situation of disability (Colombia); 131.6. Consider enacting the draft law on the Rights of the Child at the earliest convenience (Indonesia); 131.7. Continue to strengthen the role of national human rights protection mechanisms (Bhutan); 131.8. Adopt the Law on the Ombudsman for the Rights of the Child and incorporate an explicit definition of the crime of sale of children into the Penal Code (Poland); 131.9. Ensure the complementarity of the institutions for monitoring the protection of human rights (Republic of Moldova); 131.10. Step up efforts to ensure complementarity and adequate resources for its human rights monitoring and protection of infrastructure (Philippines); 131.11. Consider formulating a national human rights plan of action that unifies all efforts and stakeholders as well as streamline and mainstream all human rights programmes (Indonesia); 131.12. Address the phenomenon of discrimination and negative attitude based on nationality, ethnicity or religion by criminalizing the so-called hate speech (Poland); 131.13. Expand its intervention with the aim of better addressing racial prejudices, xenophobia, hate speeches and other forms of discrimination, in particular against Roma, women, persons with disabilities and the LGBT population (Italy); ** Conclusions and recommendations have not been edited. 16