A/HRC/18/6 98.5. Take concrete steps including becoming a party to and implementing CRC and CEDAW (Japan); 98.6. Consider signing and ratifying CEDAW, CRC and the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Their Families (Indonesia); 98.7. Ratify CEDAW and CRC as soon as possible (Germany); 98.8. Accede to the core human rights instruments to which it is not yet a party, particularly CRC and CEDAW (Australia); 98.9. Ratify CRC and CEDAW (Costa Rica); 98.10. Take steps to accede to CRC, and ratify the United Nations Convention on Transnational Organized Crime and its Protocols (Philippines); 98.11. Ratify CRC and its Optional Protocols (Portugal); 98.12. Ratify CRC, including its two Optional Protocols (Norway); 98.13. Consider the ratification of CRC and its Optional Protocols (Chile); 98.14. Ratify CRC and ensure from the beginning that all measures to be adopted for children incorporate its provisions (Uruguay); 98.15. Ratify CEDAW and its Optional Protocol (Netherlands); 98.16. Sign, ratify and implement those core international human rights instruments to which it is not yet party and abolish the death penalty (Slovenia); 98.17. Consider acceding to the international human rights treaties to which it is not yet a party and strengthen efforts to obtain technical assistance from OHCHR and international donors (Egypt); 98.18. Ensure that the fundamental principles of human rights are fully enshrined in the Constitution (Islamic Republic of Iran); 98.19. Finalize the Federal Constitution by the end of 2011 (Canada); 98.20. Proactively sustain the constitutional federal process in order to reinforce the long-term protection and respect for human rights and to establish the basis for future democratic elections (Switzerland); 98.21. Ban FGM by amending the penal code and implement a total elimination of such practice (Italy); 98.22. Follow through on its stated intent to amend its penal code with provisions to prohibit the harmful practice of female genital mutilation (Norway); 98.23. Amend the Penal Code to prohibit the practice of female genital mutilation (Canada); 98.24. Amend the Penal Code with provisions to prohibit FGM as soon as possible (Netherlands); 98.25. Introduce amendments in Somalia’s Penal Code on widespread practice of FGM (Portugal); 98.26. 14 Criminalize the practice of female genital mutilation (Australia);