A/HRC/25/10 requests and eventually consider extending a standing invitation to all the special procedures mandate holders (Latvia); 146.40. Issue a standing invitation to Special Procedures and consider early accession to major international human rights instruments such as the ICCPR, ICESCR, ICERD, CAT, and ICPED (Japan); 146.41. Consider the possibility to extend a standing invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council, in order to strengthen cooperation with the universal human rights system (Uruguay); 146.42. Extend a standing invitation to the human rights mechanisms of the United Nations (Costa Rica)/Extend an open invitation to the special procedures (Guatemala)/Extend a standing invitation to all thematic special procedures (Montenegro)/Issue a standing invitation for United Nations human rights special procedures and accept all request visits by mandate holders (Hungary); 146.43. Issue a standing invitation to all the Special Procedures and accept their requests when they seek to visit Malaysia (Poland); 146.44. Accept as many requests as possible, of special procedures of the Human Rights Council to visit Malaysia (Brazil); 146.45. Continue to follow up on the requests by a number of Special Procedures Mandate Holders to visit the country (Bulgaria); 146.46. Allow for the visit of the UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples (Denmark); 146.47. Review recent amendments to the Prevention of Crime Act, as well as implementation of the Security Offences Act, for consistency with international human rights (New Zealand); 146.48. Repeal the Sedition Act (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 146.49. Repeal the Sedition Act and sustain previous reforms in the human rights field (Australia); 146.50. Take steps to resolve the conflicts of competence between civil and Sharia courts, with a view to fully protect human rights (Austria); 146.51. Give continuity to strengthening of national human rights mechanisms (Nepal); 146.52. Continue measures to strengthen the capacity of national human rights protection mechanisms (Uzbekistan); 146.53. Continue the increased cooperation with the National Human Rights Commission and study ways to strengthen this institution, its status and functions (Russian Federation); 146.54. Continue efforts for strengthening Malaysia’s National Human Rights Commission (Turkey); 146.55. Continue the exemplary cooperation and interaction that exist between the Government and the National Human Rights Commission (Azerbaijan); 16