A/HRC/17/16 89.7. Become a party to CRPD (Australia); 89.8. Sign or ratify the following international convention: CRPD (Ecuador); 89.9. Continue to strengthen human rights institutions to ensure the continued promotion and protection of human rights throughout society (South Africa); 89.10. Complete the process of establishing a National Human Rights Commission in accordance with the Paris Principles and fill the Ombudsman post established by law (France); 89.11. Adopt the necessary measures to accelerate the functioning of a national human rights institution that is in accordance with the international standards established in the Paris Principles (Argentina); 89.12. Finalize the establishment of the National Human Rights Institution, which will be in compliance with the Paris Principles (Zambia); 89.13. Follow up on initiatives for establishing an independent national human rights institution to advance its human rights agenda and proceed with this task in conformity with the Paris Principles (Hungary); 89.14. Make operational in the nearest future the National Commission on Human Rights and the Ombudsman institution (Denmark); 89.15. Intensify its efforts to appoint the Ombudsman, and ensure the full functioning of the National Human Rights Commission as soon as possible (Spain); 89.16. Sign and ratify the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and incorporate its provisions into domestic law (Sweden); 89.17. Repeal all discriminatory laws with regard to women and promote access to education at all levels (Luxembourg); 89.18. Strengthen the promotion and protection of women’s rights through appropriate legislative and policy measures and by addressing discriminatory social and cultural attitudes and practices (Norway); 89.19. Undertake a legislative review aimed at eliminating all forms of discrimination against women, particularly in relation to the Penal Code and inheritance laws (Australia); 89.20. Intensify efforts to accelerate the implementation of governmental measures and actions to ensure compliance with international standards for persons deprived of their liberty as soon as possible (Luxembourg); 89.21. Develop and implement a plan to reduce overcrowding and improve conditions of detention in the prison system, including by exploring alternatives to preventive detention (Canada); 89.22. Take further steps to prevent mistreatment of prisoners including through greater compliance with the United Nations Minimum Standards for the Treatment of Prisoners (United Kingdom); 89.23. Take steps to bring prison conditions into compliance with international legal standards for the treatment of prisoners as a matter of urgency (Norway); 16