A/HRC/27/12 128.8 Ratify OP-ICESCR (Portugal); 128.9 Take further measures for the harmonization of legislation and policies with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, including with regard to children affected by migration (Albania); 128.10 Further elaborate provisions in its legislation on the justiciability of the right to education (Bulgaria); 128.11 Implement the recommendation of the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples concerning the bill for the autonomous development of indigenous peoples and the restitution of lands to indigenous communities (Congo); 128.12 Ensure that the Legislative Assembly adopts Law 14.352 on the autonomous development of indigenous peoples (Spain); 128.13 Adopt a law guaranteeing the rights of indigenous people in the country (Uzbekistan); 128.14 Revise the law on abortion in order to identify other circumstances in which abortion could be permitted, particularly abortion in cases of pregnancy resulting from rape or incest (Belgium); 128.15 Amend the current law to legalize abortion after rape (Switzerland); 128.16 Take steps to guarantee full and effective recognition of sexual and reproductive rights, notably through the decriminalization of voluntary interruption of pregnancy (France); 128.17 Elaborate clear medical guidelines on access to legal abortion and consider reviewing the law relating to abortion, including to ensure access to legal abortion in cases of pregnancy resulting from rape (Iceland); 128.18 Consider reviewing the law related to abortion to guarantee access to abortion when pregnancy is a result of rape (Norway); 128.19 Introduce legislation to create a legal and permanent basis for the “Defensoría del los Habitantes” set up to protect human rights defenders, including providing it with an adequate budget and financial autonomy (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 128.20 Fully align national legislation with the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and ratify the Kampala Amendments to the Rome Statute (Estonia); 128.21 Achieve the harmonization of national legislation with the Rome Statute (Tunisia); 128.22 Continue efforts aimed at harmonization of legislation and public policies with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Ukraine); 128.23 Criminalize all forms of trafficking in children (Honduras); 128.24 Enact regulations to the 2013 law establishing a referral mechanism for victims of trafficking to enable them to apply for asylum, where appropriate (Ireland); 128.25 Introduce in the Criminal Code the crime of trafficking in children, particularly those trafficked for the purposes of commercial and sexual exploitation (Mexico); 15