A/HRC/25/4 child protection and the implementation of a national mechanism for preventing torture. Tunisia made recommendations. 118. Turkey commended the promotion of women’s rights and measures taken concerning child beggars. It noted with satisfaction the agreement signed by Senegal and the African Union regarding the trial of Hissène Habré. Turkey made recommendations. 119. Turkmenistan commended measures adopted to develop legislative and institutional frameworks to promote and protect human rights, especially to combat racial discrimination and protect persons with disabilities. Turkmenistan made recommendations. 120. Mauritania praised steps taken to combat domestic violence, its ratification of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and the alignment of its domestic legislation with international obligations, particularly regarding gender parity and nationality rights. 121. Uzbekistan welcomed the cooperation of Senegal with OHCHR and other bodies. It commended the structures countering human trafficking and welcomed the progress concerning gender parity, education and the rights of children and persons with disabilities. It made recommendations. 122. In conclusion, the Head of Delegation thanked all the delegations for their comments and recommendations, which Senegal would study closely. The Government’s dedication to promoting and defending human rights represented a commitment to peace and security at the national, regional and international levels. II. Conclusions and/or recommendations** 123. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue/listed below have been examined by Senegal and enjoy the support of Senegal: 123.1 Adopt as soon as possible a Code on the Rights of the Child (Belgium); 123.2 Finalize the drafting and adoption of the Children’s Code (Botswana); 123.3 Continue its efforts to draft and adopt its Children’s Code, in accordance with its national human rights agenda (Indonesia); 123.4 Accelerate the process of the adoption of the Code of the Child (Togo); 123.5 Accelerate the adoption of the Code of the Child (Tunisia); 123.6 Enact relevant legislation to promote and protect the rights of children in all settings (Maldives); 123.7 Continue its efforts to finalizing and adopting its Children’s code as a matter of priority (Thailand); 123.8 Take measures aimed at further strengthening of national human rights institutions (Pakistan); 123.9 Further its endeavours with regard to the smooth and productive activities of the bodies involved in the promotion and protection of human rights within the country (Azerbaijan); 123.10 Further strengthen the independence and capacity of the institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (Niger); ** GE.13-18935 Conclusions and recommendations have not been edited. 13