A/HRC/25/7 (Spain);/Recognise the competence of CED in conformity with articles 31 and 32 (Uruguay); 148.6. Accede to Additional Protocol II of the 1949 Geneva Conventions (Estonia); 148.7. Ratify the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness (Paraguay); 148.8. Consider ratifying the ILO Convention concerning Equal Opportunities and Equal Treatment for Men and Women Workers (Rwanda); 148.9. Ratify the ILO Convention 189 on Decent Work for Domestic Workers (Uruguay); 148.10. Consider ratifying the Convention against Discrimination in Education (Sri Lanka); 148.11. Continue with its efforts and initiatives to enact the necessary legislation to protect human rights and promote them and to ensure economic development and a higher standard of living (Oman); 148.12. Work towards the swift incorporation in the federal legislation and legislation of state the provisions of international instruments, including the Rome Statute (Tunisia); 148.13. Continue efforts aimed at harmonization of national criminal justice system and legislation with the constitutional reforms (Ukraine); 148.14. Pursue constitutional reforms with a view to elaborate coherent criminal legislation at federal level (Slovakia); 148.15. Accelerate efforts with the Joint Senate Committees on Justice, National Defence and Legislative Studies regarding the early adoption of the reform to bring the criminal offence of enforced disappearance in conformity with standards established by the International Convention on the matter, in accordance with paragraph 86 of the Report (Chile); 148.16. Fully align its national legislation with the obligations arising from the Rome Statute (Estonia); 148.17. Review provisions regarding lengthy pre-trial detention without court and investigation decisions (Russian Federation); 148.18. Implement effectively the Victims Act, by harmonizing existing legislation. Include the provisions of the act in the new Penal Procedure Code. Ensure that the law is applied at all levels. (France); 148.19. That the legal framework against torture conforms to international human rights standards and that the Istanbul Protocol be applied in all federal states. Persons responsible for torture should be convicted accordingly in order to prevent the future use of torture (Germany); 148.20. Follow-up on the recommendations of CAT by ensuring that the definition of torture under all federal and state legislation is fully aligned with international and regional standards and by providing for the inadmissibility in court proceedings of evidence obtained under torture (Hungary); 148.21. Step up its attention and develop programmes for the social protection of citizens that suffer discrimination and social inequalities and 14