A/HRC/36/10 161.46 Put in place a specific mechanism for implementing previous accepted recommendations (Uganda); 161.47 Request all necessary technical assistance enabling the Government to meet its international commitments (Côte d’Ivoire); 161.48 Accede to and adapt its national legislation to the Rome Statute, including incorporation of dispositions to swiftly and fully cooperate with the International Criminal Court (Guatemala); 161.49 Bring into law the Prevention of Communal and Targeted Violence bill (2013) (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 161.50 Accede to and adapt its national legislation to the Arms Trade Treaty (Guatemala); 161.51 Criminalize marital rape (Portugal) (Sweden); 161.52 Include a provision in its Penal Code criminalizing marital rape (Australia); 161.53 Remove the exception relating to marital rape from the definition of rape in the Indian Penal Code and criminalize “honour crimes” (Slovenia); 161.54 Remove the exception relating to marital rape from the definition of rape in section 375 of the Indian Penal Code (Belgium) (Iceland); 161.55 Consider removing the exception relating to marital rape from the definition of rape in section 375 of the Indian Penal Code (Namibia); 161.56 Remove the exception of marital rape from the definition of rape in article 375 of the Penal Code, in line with the efforts already undertaken for the protection of women (France); 161.57 Criminalize all forms of sexual abuse of girls under 18 years of age, including marital rape and “honour crimes” (Zambia); 161.58 Take additional steps in criminalizing marital rape (Lithuania); 161.59 Consider introducing laws to specifically prevent and prosecute “honour” killings and prosecute those that order or sanction violence against women (Namibia); 161.60 Continue efforts to eradicate child and forced marriage (Peru); 161.61 Continues its endeavours in promoting and protecting the human rights of all its citizens in an inclusive manner (Nepal); 161.62 Adopt a national plan on human rights (Kenya); 161.63 Expand the scope of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act and promote human rights education in the school curriculum (Slovakia); 161.64 Include human rights education in the draft new education policy (Zambia); 161.65 Continue and step up national efforts to train and guide security staff and other law enforcement officials in the field of human rights (Egypt); 161.66 In the spirit of its Constitution, which guarantees equal rights to all minorities, further invest in dedicated human rights training of police officials to register and investigate cases of discrimination and violence and to hold them accountable when they fail to do so (Finland); 161.67 Provide systematic training on women’s rights to all law enforcement personnel, medical staff and judicial officials (Belgium); 14