A/HRC/27/6 127.28 Adopt legislative measures for an effective implementation of the Rome Statute (Uruguay); 127.29 Revise its legislation to bring it into line with the requirements of the Rome Statue, so that, for example, statutes of limitations are not applicable to crimes against humanity, ensuring that all persons regardless of their position or rank are liable to prosecution as well as including responsibility of superior officers for crimes against humanity and war crimes committed with their knowledge (Belgium); 127.30 Swiftly adopt the law on the protection of human rights defenders by the Ivorian Parliament, and its immediate implementation (Czech Republic); 127.31 Adopt a comprehensive law on the trafficking in persons, including women and children (Sierra Leone); 127.32 Fully align its national legislation with the CEDAW, including by eliminating all discriminatory provisions from national laws and by supporting its full implementation with practical as well as policy measures (Estonia); 127.33 Intensify its efforts to combat violence against women by criminalizing and implementing comprehensive laws prohibiting sexual and gender-based violence and female genital mutilation, and by providing the necessary support to victims of sexual and gender-based violence (Liechtenstein); 127.34 Continue and strengthen its efforts towards enforcing the law on female genital mutilation (Norway); 127.35 Take necessary steps to enforce laws covering violence, including sexual violence, against women and girls and support to victims to ensure that perpetrators are sanctioned (Norway); 127.36 Take all the necessary measures to criminalize violence against women and girls and adopt a committed and determined criminal policy to fight against this surge (Luxembourg); 127.37 Criminalize domestic violence in the Penal Code (Paraguay); 127.38 Adopt a comprehensive law on violence against women (South Africa); 127.39 Carry on the legislative amendments to repeal all discriminatory provisions against women and adopt a comprehensive law on violence against women (Turkey); 127.40 Include in its criminal law the definition of rape and other crimes of a sexual nature, according to International Law (Uruguay); 127.41 Adopt a specific law on domestic violence, including by criminalizing marital rape (Belgium); 127.42 Enact legislation dealing with prohibiting violence against women and implement it in law and practice (Botswana); 127.43 Take measures both in legislation and practice to ensure the rights of children, including access to education and health, birth registration, combating child labour and violence against them (Costa Rica); 127.44 Guarantee that the legal and institutional framework ensures that children in conflict with the law be dealt with in a manner that conforms to international standards (South Africa); 16 GE.14-07583