A/HRC/33/4 135.23 Fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, including incorporating provisions to cooperate promptly and fully with the International Criminal Court, and investigate and prosecute genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes effectively, and also accede to the Agreement on Privileges and Immunities of the International Criminal Court (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 135.24 Continue its efforts to create a national human rights institution as provided for the 1991 Decree, as modified in March 2015 (Haiti); 135.25 Establish a national human rights institute in accordance with the Paris Principles, in accordance with the Order of Application relating to the human resources of the national human rights institution created in 2015 (Uruguay); 135.26 Extend a standing invitation to the Council’s special procedures (Portugal); 135.27 Extend a standing invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Uruguay); 135.28 Extend standing invitation to all special procedure mandate holders (Montenegro); 135.29 Extend an open standing invitation to the special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Chile); 135.30 Extend an open standing invitation to all special procedures, as previously recommended (Spain); 135.31 Consider the possibility of extending an open standing invitation for all human rights mechanisms (Paraguay); 135.32 Ensure implementation of the principle of non-discrimination based on any ground, as provided by the national law in force, in the area of civil and political rights (Colombia); 135.33 Adopt legislation and promote measures to prevent discrimination based on race, disability, sexual orientation and gender identity (Mexico); 135.34 Adopt effective measures to ensure conditions of detention that respected the dignity of prisoners in particular the revised United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (the Nelson Mandela Rules) (South Africa); 135.35 Adopt a new national action plan for the eradication of child labour and ensure its effective implementation (Italy); 135.36 Take concrete measures to eliminate the worst forms of child labour and revise the decree on labour inspections in order to take into account the possibility of allowing labour inspectors to inspect working conditions for children in the informal sector (Belgium); 135.37 Address urgently the constraints affecting the functioning of the Conditional Cash Transfer programme, including, if appropriate, through technical and/or financial assistance from regional and international partners (Jamaica); 135.38 Increase the minimum age of criminal responsibility and marriage to 18 (Sierra Leone); GE.16-11346 23