A/HRC/11/19* improve the situation of detainees and to take measures in achieving this goal (Algeria); GE.09-16259 5. Ratify the Rome Statute on the ICC (Brazil, Slovakia, France); 6. Consider ratifying the Convention for the Protection of Migrant workers and their families (Egypt); 7. Ratify the Convention for the Elimination of the Enforced Disappearances of Persons (Argentina, Mexico), the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and the Convention 169 of the ILO (Mexico); 8. Ratify the Protocol No. 14 to the European Convention on Human Rights (Finland, Ukraine, Slovenia) and the Charter for Regional and Minority Languages (Ukraine); 9. Become a party to the remaining United Nations Human Rights instruments (Slovenia); 10. Withdraw reservations to core human rights instruments such as both 1966 covenants (Brazil); 11. Continue its efforts to consolidate its national human rights institutional architecture (Egypt); 12. Issue (Brazil, France, Czech Republic, Slovenia) and implement (Czech Republic) a standing invitation to all United Nations Special Procedures (Brazil, France, Czech Republic, Slovenia); to all thematic special procedures (Switzerland); 13. Accept the visits of Special Procedures of the Council which have been requested to date (Mexico); Find an agreement as soon as possible on the visit of the Special Rapporteur on torture (Switzerland); Extend an invitation to the Special Rapporteur on torture to visit North Caucasus under his usual terms of operation (Denmark); Provide access to Ingushetia for the United Nations Working Group on enforced disappearances and the Special Rapporteurs on torture and extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions (United Kingdom); That the visit by the Working Group on enforced or involuntary Disappearances agreed upon in principle take place within 2009 (Norway); 14. Submit as quickly as possible information on alleged forced disappearances cases to the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances (Japan); 15. Continue its efforts in ensuring the respect and promotion of human rights principles despite all existing challenges and obstacles (Palestine); 16. Intensify its efforts to resolve outstanding issues in ensuring human rights as mentioned in its national report (Viet Nam); 17. Continue to refine its domestic legislation in the field of human rights and freedoms (Zimbabwe); 18. Revise relevant legislation particularly the federal law on countering terrorism and the law on extremism to ensure their compatibility with international obligations of the Russian Federation (Mexico); 19