A/HRC/36/6 144.32 Revise the Criminal Code and associated laws to ensure compliance with international standards, guarantee equality between men and women, criminalize marital rape, decriminalize sexual relations outside marriage, abolish discrimination against children born outside marriage, increase the minimum age of marriage to 18 years, decriminalize consensual same-sex relations and develop public awareness programmes to address the stigmatization of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Ireland); 144.33 Continue to strengthen its legislative and institutional framework for the promotion and protection of human rights (Oman); 144.34 Adopt and apply a comprehensive anti-discrimination law (Ukraine); 144.35 Take steps to bring the definition of torture in line with the requirements of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Ghana); 144.36 Adhere to and align national legislation with the Rome Statute, including through the incorporation of provisions to cooperate promptly and fully with the International Criminal Court (Guatemala); 144.37 Continue its steps to consolidate the principles of human rights and public freedoms (Yemen); 144.38 Continue to mainstream human rights into various national bodies and sectors (Egypt); 144.39 Continue to allocate the required funding for the implementation of projects to increase the integration of human rights into public policies (Ethiopia); 144.40 Consolidate the experience of regionalization and continue the participation of youths and women in all the regions of the Kingdom, including the southern provinces (Gabon); 144.41 Accelerate the implementation of the advanced regionalization, as a means to further promote the participation of citizens, especially women and youths, from the 12 regions of the Kingdom in the political and economic governance of the country (Indonesia); 144.42 Continue to put in place public policies and programmes on human rights, including on the effective role of parliamentarians in the promotion and protection of human rights (Philippines); 144.43 Strengthen the achievements in the area of consolidation of human rights (Senegal); 144.44 Continue reforms to consolidate the rule of law and the national mechanisms for protection of human rights (Viet Nam); 144.45 Step up the process of creating the Authority for Gender Equality and Action against All Forms of Discrimination (Gabon); 144.46 Continue efforts to support the role of regional committees of the National Human Rights Council, especially in the southern provinces (Jordan); 144.47 Establish the Authority for Gender Equality and Action against All Forms of Discrimination (Kuwait); 144.48 Establish an independent, effective and well-resourced national preventive mechanism in compliance with the requirements of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Ghana); 144.49 Accelerate the process of establishing the national preventive mechanism on torture (Greece); 13