A/HRC/13/7 ICESCR); and the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (CED) (Argentina); 3. Consider the possibility of acceding to ICRMW and intensify efforts to prevent discrimination against this population (Algeria); 4. Adhere to the principles of the ICRMW and give positive consideration to its eventual ratification (Mexico); 5. Plan to ratify, in addition to the instruments announced in the report, ICRMW (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 6. Continue its efforts aimed at ratification of OP-CRC-AC (Serbia); ratify OP-CRC-AC (Slovenia); finalize the ratification process of OP-CRC-AC (Italy); speed up the process of ratification of OP-CRC-AC (Bulgaria); 7. Ratify OP-CAT, as well as OP-CRC-AC and the Optional Protocol to CAD (Chile); 8. Secure the effective functioning of its national preventive mechanism in accordance with OP-CAT (Czech Republic); 9. Give positive consideration to the prompt ratification of CRPD (Mexico); 10. Accelerate the steps undertaken to make the national institution for the protection of human rights established in 1998 fully compatible with the Paris Principles and provide it with the necessary resources empowering it to fulfil its mandate (Egypt); 11. Adopt measures leading to the creation of a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Mexico); 12. Accelerate the measures undertaken to allow the national institution for the protection of human rights to comply with the Paris Principles (Argentina). 13. Make its national institution for the protection of human rights fully compliant with Paris Principles at the earliest (India); 14. Fast-track the process to make the national institution for the protection of human rights fully compatible with the Paris Principles (Mauritius); 15. Through relevant mechanisms, continue to guarantee through specific, concrete measures the constructive cooperation policies towards the office of the Commissioner for the Protection of Children’s Rights, providing it with the necessary resources to guarantee the fulfilment of its functions for the benefit of the boys, girls and adolescents of the country (Venezuela); 16. Increase human and financial resources allocated to the new antidiscrimination body, within the Ombudsman’s Office, in order to ensure effective functioning of this institution, as well as further strengthening the financial and human resources of the national machinery for women’s rights (Israel); 17. Fully implement the measures of the National Action Plan on Gender Equality for 2007-2013, especially those regarding the rights of women in the labour market (Sweden); 18. Evaluate measures taken to prevent stereotyping attitudes with regard to gender roles in the family and society, and strengthen efforts to implement the 16