A/HRC/26/9 99.65. Continue efforts to introduce a criminal justice process for youth in Vanuatu, which improves the outcomes for offenders, victims and their families (New Zealand); 99.66. Expedite the legislative process to bring the juvenile justice system in line with the standards of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and additionally strengthen training programmes for police officers and the judiciary (Uruguay); 99.67. Develop rehabilitation centres for young offenders with facilities that promote the psychological and physical development of these young persons and their social reintegration (Mexico); 99.68. Revise the legislation on the age of criminal responsibility (France); 99.69. Continue to step up efforts to raise the minimum age for criminal responsibility including continuing review of relevant legislation (Trinidad and Tobago); 99.70. Implement promptly the United Nations Convention against Corruption (Australia); 99.71. Fully align its national legislation and policies with the provisions of the United Nations Convention against Corruption in order to effectively combat corruption and to further improve integrity, transparency and accountability (Netherlands); 99.72. Continue taking steps to ensure that births of all children are registered (Ukraine); 99.73. Strengthen all types of measures aimed at the universal registration of children across the country, among others, through a broader use of the mobile birth registration system, promoting new awareness-raising strategies on the importance of birth registration and ensuring that it remains free (Uruguay); 99.74. Approve the Right to Information Bill and National Media Policy and decriminalize defamation in accordance with international standards (Estonia); 99.75. Accelerate the introduction of a law on freedom of information in line with international standards (Ireland); 99.76. Take further steps to ensure the progressive realization for all inhabitants of the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation (Germany); 99.77. Adopt policies and take measures to ensure full realization of the right to safe drinking water and sanitation, with special focus on rural areas (Maldives); 99.78. Invest in the necessary infrastructure so that all citizens have access to adequate drinking water and sanitation, especially in rural areas (Spain); 99.79. Ensure that all Vanuatu people are able to access health services (Nigeria); 99.80. Continue to take measures that allow the improvement of the health and education systems of its population (Cuba); 19