A/HRC/48/5 122.33 Ensure that the provisions of the Penal Code prohibiting female genital mutilation are strictly enforced (Burkina Faso); 122.34 Adopt legislation regulating the artisanal and small-scale mining sector (Chad); 122.35 Accelerate the process of adoption and promulgation of codes, laws and decrees, in particular the draft children’s code, the draft law on the protection of young girls during schooling and the draft decree on approval of the statutes of the special compensation fund for victims of trafficking in persons (Chad); 122.36 Adapt its domestic legislation to bring it into line with the international and regional instruments to which it is party (Zimbabwe); 122.37 Adopt a national strategy and an action plan on the elimination of slavery, assimilated practices and descent-based discrimination (Côte d’Ivoire); 122.38 Continue the process of approval and implementation of legislative measures such as the children’s code, the law for the protection of the elderly, and the law for the protection of girls in school, among others (Cuba); 122.39 Continue efforts to fulfil its international obligations on the promotion and protection of human rights by further developing and implementing comprehensive national plans and programmes (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 122.40 Regulate customary and strengthen statutory laws, including article 144 of the Civil Code, to increase the age of marriage for girls to 18 and include criminal sanctions for non-compliance (Denmark); 122.41 Bring its legislation on cybercrime and terrorism in line with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and narrow the definition of terrorism in Ordinance No. 2011-12 of 2011 (Denmark); 122.42 Accelerate the process of adoption of the bill authorizing the country to accede to and to ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty, and to abolish the use of death penalty in all circumstances (Finland); 122.43 Accelerate the adoption of the bill on the protection of human rights defenders (Ireland); 122.44 Expedite the adoption of the national law criminalizing torture in line with the Convention against Torture, that the Niger ratified (Japan); 122.45 Adopt all necessary measures to amend its legislation so as to guarantee that all migrant workers and members of their families who are in its territory or under its jurisdiction, whether they are documented or not, will enjoy without discrimination the rights enshrined in the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families, in accordance with article 1 (para. 1) and article 7 (Argentina); 122.46 Ensure that the legal framework regarding the fight against terrorism complies with the international human rights obligations and international humanitarian law (Mexico); 122.47 Increase the Government of the Niger’s efforts to further mainstream human rights in public policies (Mozambique); 122.48 Scale up efforts in upholding human rights and seek necessary support in this regard (Nigeria); 122.49 Continue efforts to promote the rights of women and girls, enact legislation prohibiting child marriage and amend article 144 of the Civil Code to increase the age of marriage for girls to 18 (Australia); 12 GE.21-09329