A/HRC/36/6 144.124 Take further steps to ensure judicial independence, which is important in guaranteeing fair trials in accordance with international human rights standards (Australia); 144.125 Complete reforms of the judiciary (Kuwait); 144.126 Accelerate the implementation of the charter on the reform of the judicial system (Sri Lanka); 144.127 Continue completing the process of reforming the justice system and guarantee the independence of the judiciary in accordance with the relevant constitutional requirements (Sudan); 144.128 Revise the Criminal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code as part of the ongoing reform of the justice sector (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 144.129 Take the necessary measures to repeal all legal provisions that establish differences between children born in wedlock and children born out of wedlock, in particular those contained in the Family Code that were discriminatory against such children (Argentina); 144.130 Analyse existing legislation and repeal all rules, in particular those of the Family Code, which are contrary to the principle of equality between children or which constitute a discrimination of the rights of the child (Chile); 144.131 Repeal all discriminatory provisions in relation to children born out of wedlock (Congo); 144.132 Repeal the provision preventing Moroccan women from transmitting nationality to their foreign husband (Congo); 144.133 Repeal provisions which deny women legal guardianship of minor children on an equal footing with men (Denmark); 144.134 Abolish the criminalization of single mothers, allow full legal recognition of children born outside marriage (including with regard to their name and right of inheritance) and introduce DNA testing to ascertain paternity (Germany); 144.135 Consider eliminating from identity documents all data that could lead to discrimination against children born out of wedlock (Peru); 144.136 Improve the existing procedures for registering children to guarantee equality for children and equal legal treatment without any discrimination (Serbia); 144.137 Repeal the provisions in the Family Code which discriminate against children born outside of wedlock (Togo); 144.138 Withdraw any reference in identity documents which would allow for the identification of children born outside of wedlock and repeal all discriminatory provisions regarding such children, in particular in the Family Code (Turkey); 144.139 Eliminate fees for birth certificates and facilitate the issuance of birth certificates to all refugee children who do not have any yet (Turkey); 144.140 Allocate more resources for the implementation of national policies in favour of vulnerable social groups (Viet Nam); 144.141 Continue and speed up efforts to promote economic, social and cultural rights for the whole population (Djibouti); 144.142 Continue efforts to promote and protect economic and social rights through development strategies to encourage investment and employment (Saudi Arabia); 18