A/HRC/26/12 109. The delegation stated that all recommendations would be subject to thorough consideration and examination. It emphasized the strong commitment of the Government to creating the conditions for the protection of and respect for human rights. The dialogue with civil society would significantly contribute to this task. II. Conclusions and/or recommendations 110. The following recommendations will be examined by Slovakia which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the twenty-sixth session of the Human Rights Council in June 2014: 110.1. Reconsider the ratification of OP-CAT (Denmark); 110.2. Ratify OP-CAT (Estonia) (Hungary); 110.3. Ratify CPED and OP-CAT (Tunisia) (Chile); 110.4. Continue its efforts initiated to achieve ratification of CPED and accept the competence of the Committee on Enforced Disappearances (Argentina); 110.5. Ratify promptly CPED (Belgium); 110.6. Consider becoming party to ICRMW and to OP-CAT (Azerbaijan); 110.7. Ratify ICRMW (Algeria) (Egypt); 110.8. Consider the possibility of ratifying ICRMW (Ecuador); 110.9. Take a step further in the area of migrants’ rights protection and consider ratifying the ICRMW and ILO Convention no. 189 (Philippines); 110.10. Ratify ILO Conventions Nos. 169 and 189 (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 110.11. Ratify those international instruments, which have not yet been ratified (Côte d’Ivoire); 110.12. Favourably respond and react to future calls and recommendations of the Ombudswoman, particularly when it comes to the situation of Roma (Slovenia); 110.13. Implement recommendations made in the Office of the Ombudswoman’s extraordinary report related to human rights complaints on access to education, procedural guarantees in the demolition of illegal dwellings and police conduct (Canada); 110.14. Take all necessary steps to ensure that its national human rights institution is fully effective and independent in accordance with the Paris Principles (France); take appropriate measures to ensure that the national human rights institution functions in compliance with the Paris Principles (India); take further steps to ensure that its national human rights institution is aligned with the Paris Principles (Philippines); continue with its efforts for the establishment of independent national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Pakistan); undertake the necessary steps to ensure that its national institution is fully consistent with the Paris Principles (Morocco); take the necessary measures to strengthen the independence and mandate of the Slovak National Centre for Human Rights and ensure that it complies with the Paris Principles (Mexico);strengthen the independence and 15