A/HRC/36/12 133.20 Make an effort to implement all the accepted recommendations (Zambia); 133.21 Continue its different reforms for the well-being and the full enjoyment of human rights by its population (Chad); 133.22 Ensure the precedence of provisions of international human rights treaties over national laws in cases of conflict (Slovakia); 133.23 Ensure the incorporation of the principles and norms of the international human rights law, especially of those treaties to which the Philippines is party, into its national legislation (Peru); 133.24 Ensure that domestic legislation conforms with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and other human rights instruments, fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Estonia); 133.25 Ensure conformity of national legislation with the international legal instruments on human rights, in particular the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Gabon); 133.26 Promote legislation conforming fully to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Japan); 133.27 Enact laws to establish a national preventive mechanism in accordance with the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Republic of Korea); 133.28 Expedite the establishment of an effective national preventive mechanism, as required under the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Slovenia); 133.29 Establish and ensure the proper functioning of a national preventive mechanism (Republic of Moldova); 133.30 Ensure that laws, policies and programmes aimed at protecting the human rights of women, elderly persons, persons with disabilities and indigenous peoples are effectively implemented (Cuba); 133.31 Ensure that laws, policies and programmes to protect the rights of women, the elderly, persons with disabilities and indigenous people are effectively implemented (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 133.32 Strengthen the implementation of the measures set out in the fiveyear plan of action for elderly people (Morocco); 133.33 Promulgate as soon as possible a law to establish an effective national preventive mechanism against torture (Guatemala); 133.34 Continue its work to improve its potential in the human rights field, particularly by strengthening national human rights institutions and completing the process for the elaboration of the Philippine human rights action plan (Russian Federation); 133.35 Complete and implement effectively the national human rights action plan (China); 133.36 Continue the formulation and implementation of the national human rights action plan (Nepal); 133.37 Accelerate the drafting of the national human rights action plan for the next five years and start implementing it (Libya); 133.38 Develop its third human rights action plan to guide its policy direction and ensure the implementation of programmes for an even more robust promotion and protection of human rights (Thailand); 12