A/HRC/36/5 125.171 Continue efforts to improve the status of women and promote gender equality at all levels, thereby enhancing women’s contribution to the development process (Sri Lanka); 125.172 Continue to implement strategies and plans and to increase women’s participation in decision-making positions in the public sector (State of Palestine); 125.173 Continue its efforts with regard to child protection and implement an independent mechanism to monitor children’s rights so as to prevent violations of existing regulations and legislation (Maldives); 125.174 Continue to reform laws to ensure that no one, especially children, will be left stateless (Kenya); 125.175 Pursue measures adopted to establish a plan of action to combat child labour, in cooperation with the International Labour Organization (ILO) (Djibouti); 125.176 Enhance its efforts to promote the human rights of persons with disabilities in all fields (Algeria); 125.177 Continue reinforcing the enjoyment by people with disabilities of all their political, social and economic rights (Bahrain); 125.178 Step up protection for persons with disabilities with a rights-based approach in order to ensure their full integration into society (Spain); 125.179 Protect the economic, social and cultural rights of Amazigh minorities (Peru); 125.180 Strengthen national legislation with regard to the rights of domestic workers (Uruguay);4 125.181 Expedite the Government’s responsibility in combating terrorism and violent extremism (Ethiopia); 125.182 Give greater consideration to the protection of human rights during judicial processes related to terrorism (Japan). 126. The following recommendations will be examined by Tunisia, which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the thirty-sixth session of the Human Rights Council: 126.1 Analyse the ratification of the ILO Domestic Workers Convention, 2011 (No. 189) (Uruguay);4 126.2 Expedite the adoption of the asylum bill which is pending before the National Assembly (Uganda); 126.3 Repeal the provisions of the Personal Status Code which prohibit the children of women who have remarried from living with them (Canada); 126.4 Strengthen mechanisms for detaining, identifying and providing assistance to vulnerable migrants at borders, in full compliance with international law (Guatemala); 126.5 Decriminalize the irregular crossing of borders and strengthen mechanisms for detecting, identifying and assisting vulnerable migrants on the borders, including minors, possible asylum seekers and victims of human trafficking (Mexico); 4 20 During the interactive dialogue, the recommendation was read as follows: Analyse the ratification of the ILO Domestic Workers Convention, 2011 (No. 189) and strengthen national legislation with regard to the rights of domestic workers (Uruguay).