A/HRC/11/30* 105. The recommendations noted in the report in paragraphs: 71; 72 (c); 81 (d), (f) and (h); 83 (b); 94; 67 (a), (b) (i) and (ii); 89 (a) and (b); 64 (b); 75 (d) and (f); 93 (b) and (c); 21; 76 (b) and (f); 88 (a); and 84 (b), above did not enjoy the support of Malaysia. 106. As for recommendations listed below, Malaysia notes those recommendations and will provide the response in due time. The response of Malaysia will be included in the outcome report to be adopted by the Human Rights Council at its eleventh session. 26 1. Ratify ICCPR and CAT and implements both treaties at national level (United Kingdom); Ratify the Disabilities Convention (Finland); Withdraw all of its reservations to CEDAW and CRC as soon as possible (Finland); Withdraw its reservations to CRC (Belgium); Promote gender equality and protection of childhood and give favourable consideration to withdrawing the reservation on CRC and CEDAW (Mexico); Withdraw the reservations made to CEDAW, as an extension of measures already taken in 1998 (France); 2. Take further steps towards protecting human rights of migrant workers, refugees and their dependants, including through signature and ratification of the 1951 United Nations Convention relating to the Status of Refugees (United Kingdom); 3. Bring domestic legislation into conformity with CEDAW (Chile); 4. Accede to the Rome Status of the International Criminal Court (France); 5. Enact laws pertaining to anti-discrimination (Ukraine); 6. Implement the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child to ensure comprehensive protection of the rights of children, including those of minority groups, indigenous peoples and migrant workers (South Africa); 7. Ensures the independence of SUHAKAM in accordance with the Paris Principles (United Kingdom and Netherlands) and amend act 597 (United Kingdom); so that the SUHAKAM’s scope covers all rights in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (United Kingdom, Netherlands), an efficient follow-up system for the recommendations given by SUHAKAM to be developed and take measures to ensure the compliance of the Commission with the Paris Principles (Finland); strengthen the independence of SUHAKAM in accordance with the Paris Principles (Canada); 8. Establish an independent and impartial police complaints commission in accordance with the recommendations of the Royal Commission on police reform (Netherlands); 9. Ensure the regular training for judges, prosecutors, the representatives of the police and other law enforcement agencies on human rights, nondiscrimination and the legally binding nature of international law (Ukraine); 10. Reduce the number of crimes for which the death penalty may be handed down, including non-violent crimes, and to consider abolishing the death penalty (France); GE.09-16360