A/HRC/8/48 Page 16 3. To favourably consider ratifying the core international human rights treaties within a reasonable period of time and participating more fully with international human rights mechanisms, especially special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Mexico); 4. To consider the implementation of recommendations by special procedures so that there are institutional safeguards against harsh treatment by police and security forces (Canada); 5. To ratify ICCPR and ICESCR (Brazil, Czech Republic, Italy, Switzerland, Turkey, Netherlands); CEDAW (Brazil, Czech Republic, New Zealand, Turkey, United Kingdom, Switzerland), the Optional Protocol to CEDAW (Brazil); the Optional Protocol to CRC on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography (Brazil); and CAT (Switzerland, Czech Republic, Canada, , Turkey); 6. To consider signing and ratifying CEDAW and consider especially article 15 and 16 thereof which relate to the equal right of women to administer property and the equal rights of both spouses in respect of the ownership, acquisition, management, enjoyment and disposition of property (Israel); 7. To continue to proceed with the work of reviewing and making necessary adjustments to relevant domestic laws and regulations for the prompt ratification of CEDAW (Japan); 8. To submit regularly its reports to the treaty bodies of the conventions it is party to, like the Committee on the Rights of the Child and the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (Czech Republic); 9. To enact laws to protect women in employment free from any form of discrimination (Algeria); 10. To continue to promote its ambitious goals in education and improve the ratio of women in leading positions in the country (Algeria); 11. To pursue its efforts in order to curb the violence against women (Turkey); 12. To systematically and continuously integrate a gender perspective in the followup process to the review (Slovenia); 13. To advise potential donor agencies of the type of technical assistance that would help to meet its treaty body reporting obligations (New-Zealand); 14. To strengthen its efforts in the area of human rights education, training of public officials and on the participation of civil society in the promotion and protection of human rights, including through international and regional cooperation (Mexico); 15. To share its experiences of the UPR with other Pacific Island States (Philippines);