A/HRC/25/3 138.22. Accede to the Rome Statute as well as the Agreement on Privileges and Immunities of the International Criminal Court (APIC) (Uruguay); 138.23. Ratify ILO Freedom of Association and Protection of the Right to Organise Convention (No. 87); ILO Right to Organise and Collective Bargaining Convention (No. 98);, and ILO Minimum Age Convention (No. 138) (Uruguay); 138.24. Make further advances through withdrawing its reservations to CEDAW, CRC and CERD (Czech Republic); 138.25. Withdraw the reservations to CEDAW (France); withdraw the general reservations to CEDAW (Spain); lift the general reservation to CEDAW and amend national legislation accordingly (Austria); continue implementing the 2008 recommendations by the Committee on CEDAW on remaining issues, in particular the withdraw of the general reservations to CEDAW (Finland); 138.26. Consider ratifying the Optional Protocol to CEDAW (Spain);8 138.27. Continue to work to harmonize its legal framework with the international instruments to which it is a State party (Nicaragua); 138.28. Continue its ongoing review of national laws to ensure that they are in line with its international human rights law obligations (Turkmenistan); 138.29. Continue reforms with a view to ensuring the promotion and the enjoyment of human rights for the Saudi people (Benin); 138.30. Enact and strengthen laws providing the right to education, and take effective measures to protect the rights of the child (Maldives); 138.31. Continue to strengthen domestic legislation to promote and protect the rights of women, children, domestic workers and the migrant workers (Bhutan); 138.32. Continue its efforts towards aligning its national legislation to international human rights law and, in this regard, lift the general reservation to CEDAW and reconsider policies which limit the rights of women to act as autonomous and equal members of the Saudi society (Brazil); 138.33. Criminalize feminicide in accordance with international standards and comply in general with CEDAW general recommendation No. 19 (Ecuador); 138.34. Abolish, modify or introduce legislation, measures and practices to ensure the effective elimination of all forms of legal discrimination against women and to allow for their full participation in society, including in decisionmaking and political processes, on an equal basis with men (Canada); 138.35. Introduce and implement a law prohibiting all child, early and forced marriages, including the introduction of a legal minimum age of majority for marriage, and other measures to safeguard and enforce women’s rights relating to marriage, choices and free and full consent (Canada); 8 Immunities”. The recommendation as read in the interactive dialogue “Ratify its Optional Protocol”. 15