A/HRC/22/4 99.2. Accede to/ratify the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness (Hungary, Portugal, Iraq); 99.3. Consider the possibility of ratifying the ILO Convention 189 (Uruguay); 99.4. Consider the possibility of ratifying the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (Uruguay); 99.5. Continue to strengthen laws and legislation which relate to human rights (Oman); 99.6. Conclude the process leading to the adoption of the bill which seeks to incorporate femicide in the Criminal Code (Peru); 99.7. Continue to improve its domestic framework for the empowerment of women (Singapore); 99.8. Transpose thoroughly and implement child legislation at the provincial level (Portugal); 99.9. Continue to ensure that the laws at the provincial and national levels are consistent with international human rights law standards, and are effectively implemented (South Africa); 99.10. Consider the request put forward by the Federal Council for Children, Adolescent and the Family to adjust the provincial procedural legislation for the establishment of non-custodial measures (Chile); 99.11. Establish and appoint an Ombudsman on the rights of girls, boys and adolescents (Honduras, Russian Federation, Trinidad and Tobago);1 99.12. Establish the national mechanism for the prevention of torture, in accordance with OP-CAT (Brazil); 99.13. Continue its efforts to promptly complete the legal procedures to establish a National Preventive Mechanism (Honduras); 99.14. Step up its efforts to complete the process of setting up the national mechanism for the prevention of torture and thus confirm its regional leadership in this respect (Tunisia); 99.15. Establish a national mechanism for implementation of OP-CAT, including through securing Senate approval in 2012 (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 99.16. Lobby for the passage of and implement legislation creating a national mechanism to prevent torture (United States of Americas); 99.17. Continue to implement programmes and measures intended to guarantee the right to health and the right to education (Cuba); 99.18. Continue efforts to provide attention to the most disadvantaged sectors (Cuba); 1 The recommendations as read during the interactive dialogue: Complete the process of establishment of an Ombudsman on the rights of girls, boys and adolescents (Honduras); Continue to improve the legislative system of Argentina with a view to establishing the institution of the Ombudsman for children and adolescents (Russian Federation); Appoint an Ombudsman for child and adolescent rights (Trinidad and Tobago). 15