A/HRC/22/7 97.22. Consider bringing national legislation relating to trafficking in and sale of children in line with the Optional Protocol to the CRC, on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography (Slovenia); 97.23. Do its utmost to bring national legislation in line with the Espoo and Aarhus Conventions in order to ensure a general enjoyment of the right to an environment that is safe for life and health (Romania); 97.24. Ensure that legislation, including the proposed Bill 8711, is fully compliant with Ukraine’s international commitments, including under the European Convention on Human Rights (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 97.25. Enact legislation that explicitly protects LGBT persons from discrimination and ensure that laws that contain discriminatory provisions against LGBT persons are amended (Ireland); 97.26. Consider measures for the early passage of the proposed antidiscrimination law now being considered by its parliament (Philippines); 97.27. Adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation that would include also a definition of direct and indirect discrimination and a comprehensive list of grounds for discrimination (Czech Republic); 97.28. Accelerate the adoption of a bill on preventing and combating discrimination (Thailand); 97.29. Enact legislation which clearly prohibits child prostitution and other forms of sexual exploitation, consistently with the international obligations undertaken by the country, bearing in mind that the Lanzarote Convention will enter into force as regards Ukraine on 1 December 2012 (Italy); 97.30. Adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law that addresses the worrying trend of incidents based on gender, sexual orientation, racial and ethnic discrimination (Portugal); 97.31. Step up efforts to strengthen the national mechanism for the advancement of women and to provide such mechanism with adequate resources (Malaysia); 97.32. Establish an independent national preventive mechanism accordance with its obligations under OP-CAT (Switzerland); in 97.33. Establish its effective national preventive mechanism in compliance with OP-CAT (Czech Republic); 97.34. Accelerate its efforts to achieve conformity with the provisions of OPCAT regarding a national mechanism for the prevention of torture (Tunisia); 97.35. Take the necessary measures for the full implementation of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture, and in particular, establish an independent national preventive mechanism (France); 97.36. In the realm of the new criminal procedure code, establish an independent mechanism for the investigation of alleged cases of torture by officers of law-enforcement agencies independent from the Ministry of the Interior and the Prosecutor’s Office (Estonia); 97.37. Create a mechanism for the prevention of torture that complies with the requirements established by the Optional Protocol to the Convention 16