A/HRC/25/7 eliminate all discriminatory provisions in legislation in some states (Russian Federation); 148.22. Introduce legal provisions effectively guaranteeing the safety of human rights defenders (Poland); 148.23. Harmonize the General Act on Women’s Access to a Life Free of Violence and pertinent federal legislation (Spain); 148.24. Unify, on the basis of objective criteria, the various definitions of feminicide in the different Criminal Codes of the country (Paraguay); 148.25. Unify, both at federal and state level, the criminalization of offenses related to trafficking in persons (Paraguay); 148.26. Consider adopting a framework law for the full realization of the right to food (Egypt); 148.27. Harmonize Mexican law with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Paraguay); 148.28. Take necessary measures to adopt or improve subsidiary laws in the alignment of constitutional and legal amendments related to human rights’ improvement (Thailand); 148.29. Consider appropriate steps to ensure that the National Human Rights Commission functions in an independent and impartial manner (India)/Continue its efforts for ensuring the autonomy of national institutions responsible for the protection of human rights (Serbia); 148.30. Continue to strengthen and develop the National Human Rights Program 2013-2018 (Pakistan); 148.31. Ensure that the national human rights programme for 2013-2018 takes full account of recommendations accepted by the Government at the 2nd UPR cycle (Ukraine); 148.32. Continue its efforts to achieve social development and, in line with its national plan 2013-2018, as highlighted in the 4th Chapter in the Report (United Arab Emirates); 148.33. Continue its efforts to ensure that the new legal framework is effectively applied by all of the country’s authorities with the aim that all citizens are able to effectively exercise their rights (Montenegro); 148.34. Adopt the announced national human rights programme which will serve to define and measure courses of action for ensuring compliance with the constitutional principles relating to human rights (Montenegro); 148.35. Continue its efforts to strengthen and promote human rights (Yemen); 148.36. Consider intensifying its efforts for human rights education across the spectrum of the Mexican establishment and organisations for a proper dissemination and implementation of the bold measures announced in its National Report (Mauritius); 148.37. Always protect the rights of children (Djibouti); 148.38. Continue efforts regarding measures taken and legislation adopted for the effective application of the new constitutional provisions (Morocco); 15