A/HRC/24/11 128.8. Ratify (Costa Rica)/Consider signing and ratifying (Slovakia)/Become party to the Optional Protocol to CRC on a communication procedures to further ensue the rights of children victims (Thailand); 128.9. Ratify the Rome Statute (France); 128.10. Ratify the Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons (Ecuador); 128.11. Ratify ILO Convention No. 138 concerning the minimum age for admission to employment (Bulgaria, Ecuador); 128.12. Consider the ratification of ILO Convention No. 169 (Ecuador, Nicaragua, Paraguay); 128.13. Ratify ILO Convention No. 189 (Ecuador); 128.14. Ratify (Brazil)/Consider ratifying (Mexico)/Give priority to the ratification/accession to the American Convention on Human Rights in order to adjust its legislation to the standards of the Inter-American system of promotion and protection of human rights (Uruguay)/including the possibility of making reservations or interpretative declarations to Article 4, as done by other countries in the region (Mexico); 128.15. Ratify the 1960 UNESCO Convention against Discrimination in Education (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 128.16. Establish a comprehensive legal framework in such a manner that the provisions of the CRC and its Optional Protocols will be fully incorporated (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 128.17. Incorporate in its legislation a specific offence criminalizing and punishing acts of racist violence (Burundi); 128.18. Introduce legislations to criminalize acts of violence on the basis of race and religion (Pakistan); 128.19. Adopt a legislation concerning xenophobia, incitement to hatred and hatred to blacks, and to criminalize racial violence (Sudan); 128.20. Define racial violence as an offence (Togo); 128.21. Remove disparities in the implementation of anti-racism legislation, policies, programmes and best practices; and ensure, without discrimination, the enjoyment of all people living under its jurisdiction of the rights set forth in ICERD by, inter alia, adopting new federal laws (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 128.22. Ensure the full transposition into national law of the provisions of the CAT (France); 128.23. Revise its legislation and administrative practices to correct the amendment of birth certificates in which the name of the father is removed as a consequence of births out of wedlock (Uruguay); 128.24. Pursue the actions in favour of the elderly and persons with disabilities (Senegal); 128.25. Continue implementing measures to protect elderly workers (Romania); 128.26. Closely monitor the situation of other disadvantaged groups such as women migrant workers and women prisoners (Turkey); 15