A/HRC/22/15 116.8. Complete the process of full alignment of its national legislation with all obligations under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, including the ratification of its Agreement on Privileges and Immunities (Slovakia); 116.9. Introduce a legal ban on the use of corporal punishment of children (Belarus); 116.10. Complete its review of the Code on Children and Adolescents to draw up legislation to prohibit corporal punishment and humiliating treatment of children and adolescents (Jordan); 116.11. Ensure that the draft amendments to the Code on Children and Adolescents explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in the home, and that they are enacted as a matter of priority (Liechtenstein); 116.12. That the Bill on corporal punishment of children currently under consideration, explicitly prohibit all forms of corporal punishment in all settings, and enact this Bill as a matter of priority (Portugal); 116.13. Complete the review of the Children and Adolescents Code, and develop the law prohibiting corporal punishment and humiliating treatment towards boys, girls and adolescents (Republic of Moldova); 116.14. Repeal penal sanctions on homosexuality in the police force (Slovenia); 116.15. Consider enacting legislation that addresses crimes based on sexual orientation (Canada)4; 116.16. Continue its efforts to set up the National Preventive Mechanism against Torture (Morocco); 116.17. Ensure that the ombudsman’s office (Defensoría del Pueblo) is independent and has the necessary human, material and financial resources to comply with its mandate as the National Mechanism to Prevent torture (Mexico); 116.18. Reform the office of the ombudsman (Defensoría del Pueblo) so that it can assume its function as national mechanism to prevent torture (Spain); 116.19. Provide the Ministry of Social Development and Inclusion with the necessary resources for it to successfully carry out its functions (Nicaragua); 116.20. Continue developing the institutional framework with respect to the promotion and protection of human rights (Jordan); 116.21. Continue to allocate appropriate budget and resources to address challenges such as trafficking in persons, sexual exploitation of children and extreme poverty in rural areas and establish a targeted timeframe for implementing related plans and programs (Thailand); 116.22. Focus the National Human Rights Plan (2012-2016) on the most vulnerable sectors of the society, including women, children, persons with disabilities and elderly persons (Nicaragua); 4 16 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Enact legislation that addresses crimes based on sexual orientation to ensure that rights are protected and enforced (Canada)”.