A/HRC/22/12 ICCPR and to CAT (Slovenia)/ Consider removing the reservations made to the ICCPR to ensure gender equality and women’s empowerment (Maldives); 122.14. Ensure equal political participation and withdraw reservations to articles 3 and 25 of the ICCPR as these reservations remain critical to ensure equality rights of women and men and equal opportunities (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 122.15. Continue stepping up efforts in the area of combating trafficking in persons, including considering acceding to the Palermo Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, and invite the Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Belarus); 122.16. Continue developing the institutional framework with respect to the promotion and protection of human rights (Jordan); 122.17. Continue its ongoing review of national laws to ensure that they are in line with its international human rights law obligations (Turkmenistan)/Review of all relevant legislation and procedures to ensure systematic incorporation of international human rights obligations and their implementation on all levels of the government (Czech Republic)/Align its national legislation with the ratified international human rights treaties (Slovenia)/Continue working on the harmonization of its legislative domestic framework with the international human rights instruments to which it is a party (Nicaragua); 122.18. Promote the review of national legal provisions in the area of human rights, including constitutional provisions, to bring them into line with international standards (Mexico); 122.19. Repeal all provisions providing for mandatory death sentences with a view to abolishing them (Italy); 122.20. Specifically criminalize enforced disappearances in the penal code and reinforce the capacities of the Pakistanis Inquiry Commission on Enforced Disappearances in order that the Commission can fully carry out its mission (France); 122.21. Enact a provincial legislation on domestic violence as well as an increased number of support structures for women on the provincial level (Sweden); 122.22. Promote the repeal of all legal and administrative provisions remaining, which discriminate against women and girls (Mexico); 122.23. Sustain the positive momentum in upgrading its laws and institutions, in particular in the areas of the rights of women and children (Myanmar); 122.24. Expedite the adoption of the Charter of Child Rights Bill (Bhutan); 122.25. Adopt the Bill on Anti-Domestic Violence at the earliest possible (Maldives); 122.26. Continue strengthening and enhancing women rights through the enactment of relevant necessary laws while providing the necessary administrative and institutional mechanisms (Palestine); 122.27. Review and align the legislation with freedom of religion and belief and freedom of expression, as stipulated in the ICCPR (Sweden); 16