A/HRC/15/7 97.10. Review its children-related normative framework, including the adoption of the Children’s Protection and Welfare Bill, to ensure full conformity with the Convention (Slovakia); 97.11. Bring all relevant legislation into line with CRC (Italy); 97.12. Reinforce its legislative framework to protect children from all forms of sexual abuse and exploitation, including in the family (Netherlands); 97.13. Review the legislation related to the minimum age of criminal responsibility in order to comply with international standards (Slovakia); 97.14. Take the measures necessary to protect children from hazardous work in the informal sector (Germany)4; 97.15. Prioritize enacting a Domestic Violence Bill (United Kingdom); enact legislation to address domestic violence (Canada); 97.16. Expedite, as far as possible, the setting up of the National Human Rights Commission in order to have, together with civil society, a good overview of the situation in the country (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 97.17. Hasten the establishment of an independent national human rights institution with the support of and in cooperation with the international community (Indonesia); 97.18. Establish a national human rights institution accredited by the International Coordinating Committee of National Institutions for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights (Germany); 97.19. Establish the delayed National Human Rights Commission in accordance with the Paris Principles (United Kingdom); 97.20. Set up the National Human Rights Commission in accordance with the Paris Principles (Nepal); 97.21. Intensification of these ongoing efforts by the Government to ensure the speedy establishment of the National Human Rights Commission (Ghana); 97.22. Establish a national human rights institution and strengthen human rights education and school programmes and general social measures, with the support of the international community (Kuwait); 97.23. Proceed, within the shortest possible amount of time, with the establishment of a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Mexico); 97.24. Harmonize its national institution in order to bring it fully into line with the Paris Principles (Spain); 97.25. Develop and implement policies to protect the rights of the child which fully take into account the implications of the increasing number of HIV/AIDS orphans (Canada); 97.26. Apply a human rights approach in its fight against poverty and HIV/AIDS (Hungary); 4 18 Recommendation originally read: “Adopt legislation criminalizing female genital mutilation as well as to take necessary measures to protect children from hazardous work in the informal sector” (Germany).