A/HRC/22/11 123.14. Consider the possibility of withdrawing its reservation to Article 4 of ICERD (Cuba); 123.15. Include in its Criminal Code a definition of torture (South Africa); 123.16. Include a definition of torture in its Criminal Code incorporating all elements contained in Article 1 of CAT (New Zealand); Introduce in the Penal Code a definition of torture that incorporates all the elements provided for in CAT (Costa Rica); 123.17. Further develop its institutional and human rights infrastructure, including the appointment of a federal ombudsperson (Bulgaria); 123.18. Undertake measures in conformity with the Paris Principles regarding the Swiss Centre of Expertise in Human Rights (Bulgaria); Increase efforts to develop the Swiss Resource Centre for Human Rights into a national human rights institution in compliance with the Paris Principles (Malaysia); Convert the Swiss Resource Centre for Human Rights into a wholly independent national human rights institution, in compliance with the Paris Principles, when the pilot project ends in 2015 (New Zealand); 123.19. Adopt the necessary measures to convert the Swiss Resource Centre for Human Rights into a national human rights institution in compliance with the Paris Principles, giving it a broad human rights mandate (Slovenia); 123.20. Consider establishing a national human rights institution in compliance with the Paris Principles (Poland); 123.21. Establish an independent national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Russian Federation); Establish a National Human Rights Institution in compliance with the Paris Principles (Greece); 123.22. Establish a national human rights institution with a broad mandate and sufficient financial and human resources, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Uruguay); 123.23. Establish ombudsmen federal mechanisms in compliance with the Paris Principles, ensuring their full independence from the State, and adjust those which currently exist to these principles (Nicaragua); 123.24. Establish anti-discrimination ombudsmen in each of its cantons (Australia) 123.25. Extend the mandate of the Federal Commission to deal with complaints of racism and incitement to xenophobia (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 123.26. Strengthen further the powers of the Swiss Federal Commission against Racism in line with the Council of Europe’s recommendations (Australia); 123.27. Reinforce its efforts to combat racism by taking measures to adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation (Canada); Adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation (Brazil); 123.28. Adopt national legislation against discrimination (France); 123.29. Adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law enforced uniformly throughout the Confederation (Greece); Enact a comprehensive antidiscrimination law enforced uniformly throughout the Confederation (India); Adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law aimed at preventing racial 19