A/HRC/25/16 111.135 Continue implementing programs, in cooperation with specialised organisations of the UN system, aimed at improving living conditions of migrants and providing them with possibilities for repatriation (Russian Federation); 111.136 Prioritise the completion of a comprehensive asylum and refugee law that makes provision, inter alia, for the strengthening of the capacity of the National Refugee Assistance Committee to ensure it operates effectively in handling its mandate (Sierra Leone); 111.137 Finalise, within a clear time frame, a comprehensive national legislative framework for the determination of refugee status (Ireland); 111.138 Take concrete and effective measures — such as the establishment of investigations and judicial prosecutions, as well as training in human rights — to punish and prevent abuses, in particular sexual violence, committed against refugees in the camps (Canada); 111.139 Intensify its efforts to prevent incidents of sexual and gender-based violence within refugee communities and convict the perpetrators of such crimes (Italy). 112. The following recommendations enjoy the support of the Congo which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 112.1 Ratify the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Nigeria, Paraguay); 112.2 Continue its efforts and carry out education, information and awareness-raising activities aimed at an effective fight against female genital mutilations (Burkina Faso); 112.3 Adopt legislation prohibiting female genital mutilation, in addition to the provisions under Act No. 4/2010 (Paraguay); 112.4 Develop a national strategy to eliminate all discriminatory practices against women, conduct awareness campaigns to eliminate inequality and abolish the practice of female genital mutilation, and ensure access to education for all women and girls (France); 112.5 Put into effect a more comprehensive approach to protect women and girls from any form of violence, especially by increasing measures aimed at preventing abuses and assisting victims (Italy); 112.6 Continue to prioritize policies aimed at enhancing the access of all children to education (South Africa); 112.7 Continue its efforts to widen the access to education for all primary and secondary children including through allocation of more resources in the area of education (Malaysia); 112.8 Ensure that both boys and girls have equal access to education (Armenia); 112.9 Adopt necessary practical measures to ensure equal access of girls to education at all levels and step up efforts to decrease illiteracy rate of women (Slovakia); 112.10 Continue efforts to promote the enrolment of girls in all levels of education (Sri Lanka); GE.14-10049 21