A/HRC/24/13 109.153. Strengthen measures already adopted with regard to the rights of children with disabilities (Spain); 109.154. Undertake further measures to protect social rights, including the rights of children, women and persons with disabilities (Uzbekistan); 109.155. Continue the efforts aiming at further promoting the rights of persons with disabilities and increasing their employment and their integration to the labour market (Algeria); 109.156. Consider setting up a mechanism to protect unaccompanied minor refugees (State of Palestine); 109.157. Pursue its substantial efforts to alleviate the suffering and to improve the living conditions of IDPs and refugees (Turkey); 109.158. Continue to address issues pertaining to IDPs, in line with the relevant state programmes (Sri Lanka). 110. The recommendations listed below were rejected by Azerbaijan for the following reasons: (a) they were submitted by Armenia that is occupying the territories of Azerbaijan; and (b) they are not within the scope of the UPR: 110.1. Take steps for combating impunity, enacting justice and ensuring rule of law in Azerbaijan, particularly to examine the conformity of the act of pardon of cruel murderer Ramil Safarov with the national legislation and international obligations of Azerbaijan as an act that encourages murder on an ethnic base, particularly killing Armenians inside the country and abroad (Armenia); 110.2. Ensure freedom of expression, including by creation of conditions for expressing opinions different from the official Government position and for realization of the right to know the truth (Armenia); 110.3. Stop incitement of hatred towards Armenia and Armenians at political and public levels, as well as in mass media (Armenia); 110.4. Fully respect article 1 of the ICESCR and article 1 of the ICCPR and end its policy of hostility and aggression against Nagorno-Karabakh (Armenia). 111. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 24