A/HRC/34/4 Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families (Philippines); 128.13 Envisage the ratification of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families which was signed by Togo in 2001 (Senegal); 128.14 Consider ratifying the International Labour Organization (ILO) Domestic Workers Convention, 2011 (No. 189) (Philippines); 128.15 Continue its accession to the core international human rights instruments (Azerbaijan); 128.16 Consider signing the core human rights treaties to which it is not yet a party (United Republic of Tanzania); 128.17 Amend the Individuals and Family Code in which consideration is given to prevention and support of victims of gender-based and sexual violence (Liechtenstein); 128.18 Ensure that domestic legislation is in line with international human rights standards (Philippines); 128.19 Accelerate the process to establish a national committee on the rights of children provided for in the Children’s Code (Gabon); 128.20 Speed up the establishment of the national commission to fight against trafficking in persons and the implementation process of the action plan of the national policy on gender equity and equality (Madagascar); 128.21 Institute a national action plan on the prevention of torture and allocate sufficient resources for its implementation (Serbia); 128.22 Continue to develop the normative and institutional framework at the national level by integrating all instruments and treaties ratified by Togo in the legislative system of the country (Iraq); 128.23 Strengthen training and awareness-raising of the main social actors on international human rights standards (Côte d’Ivoire); 128.24 Continue efforts to raise awareness and to train those working in the field of human rights (Egypt); 128.25 Establish a functional registry system reaching the whole population, by, inter alia, extending the time for free birth registration and offering birth certificate establishment procedures for the unregistered (Germany); 128.26 Ensure universal birth registration and take the necessary steps to achieve universal primary education and combat illiteracy (Slovenia); 128.27 Take the necessary measures to ensure that birth registration is obligatory and free for all children (Turkey); 128.28 Put in place concrete measures to facilitate birth registration by extending the free registration deadline and through multiplication of awareness-raising activities thereon (Turkey); 128.29 Adopt and implement the national policies on child protection and on the child welfare system (Slovenia); GE.16-23163 15