A/HRC/16/7 100.11. Accede to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and to the 1951 Refugee Convention and the 1967 Protocol thereto (Ecuador); 100.12. Ratify outstanding core international human rights instruments, and accede to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Slovenia); 100.13. Ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Austria); 100.14. Consider reviewing and withdrawing reservations to ICCPR and other core human rights instruments, particularly where such reservations work to undermine the commitment to non-discrimination included in these treaties (Hungary); 100.15. Review reservations to CEDAW, ICCPR and CRC with a view to withdrawing or limiting them (Slovenia); 100.16. Continue to cooperate with human rights mechanisms and to reconsider their reservations to ICCPR, CEDAW and CRC (Palestine); 100.17. Make further efforts with a view to withdrawing reservations to ICCPR, CEDAW and CRC (Brazil); 100.18. Withdraw reservations in respect of article 18 of ICCPR (Austria); 100.19. Withdraw reservations to articles 14 and 21 of CRC as well as to article 18 of ICCPR (Slovakia); 100.20. Remove its reservation to article 16 of CEDAW concerning the equality of men and women in all matters relating to marriage and family relations, and adjust its domestic framework accordingly (Canada); 100.21. Withdraw reservations to ICCPR, CEDAW and CRC (Spain); 100.22. Continue legislative reforms aimed at guaranteeing the effective implementation of the rights and obligations contained in international instruments, such as CEDAW, CRC and CAT (Brazil); 100.23. Make additional efforts to ensure that domestic law is brought into line with the provisions of CEDAW, particularly concerning marriage, divorce, inheritance, ensuring equality of rights for both spouses and the adoption of comprehensive measures to combat all forms of violence against women and girls, and the adoption of laws on domestic violence and all forms of sexual abuse (Spain); 100.24. Step up the efforts to adopt the remaining 120 bills that have been identified by the Government as requiring enactment during its term of office in order to implement the changes provided for in the 2008 Constitution (Algeria); 100.25. Complete the legislative framework through the enactment of laws provided for in Constitution to strengthen the legal protection of fundamental rights and freedoms (Qatar); 100.26. Enact the new draft Penal Code pending before Parliament (Austria); 100.27. Enact legislation related to CEDAW, as no corresponding domestic law has so far been enacted (Hungary); 100.28. Strengthen the legal framework for women’s rights and its implementation (Norway); 15