A/HRC/41/16 94.159 Further strengthen the National Council for Children and Adolescents and provide it with sufficient financial and technical resources to fulfil its mandate (Bulgaria); 94.160 Strengthen the institutional framework for birth registration to ensure that all persons born in the Dominican Republic are promptly registered (Mexico); 94.161 Continue to promote policies that allow persons to effectively register births in a non-discriminatory manner (Barbados); 94.162 Implement measures to reduce and, in the future, to neutralize the problem of unregistered children under the age of five (Serbia); 94.163 Provide financial and technical resources to the National Council for Children and Adolescents to enable it to fulfil its mandate, and urgently reform the Civil Code to establish a minimum age for marriage and thus reduce child marriage rates (Spain); 94.164 Continue the process of implementing labour legislation, especially by eliminating child labour (Georgia); 94.165 Continue its efforts in preventing child labour (India); 94.166 Continue to make progress in incorporating the subject of violence in health regulations regarding comprehensive care for adolescents (Nicaragua); 94.167 Take effective measures to reduce violence against children, especially domestic violence, and ensure their access to education (Germany); 94.168 Continue its efforts to comprehensively protect the rights of children (Tunisia); 94.169 Consider including in its National Development Strategy for 2030 the strategic goals integrating persons with disabilities (Algeria); 94.170 Consider including action lines on persons with disabilities in the National Development Strategy for 2030 (Bulgaria); 94.171 Develop, in line with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, mental health services that do not lead to institutionalization and overmedicalization and that respect the free and informed consent of persons with mental health conditions and psychological disabilities while combating stigma and violence against them (Portugal); 94.172 Deepen the measures aimed at combating discrimination suffered by migrants and their descendants, in particular by guaranteeing their right to nationality and providing the necessary safeguards to prevent statelessness of persons born in the Dominican Republic (Argentina); 94.173 Adopt the necessary legislative and administrative measures to combat all forms of discrimination in access to nationality for the children of Haitian immigrants born in the country as well as in the situation of Haitian migrants (Spain); 94.174 Continue to broaden coverage for the protection of the human rights of persons in situations of human mobility (Ecuador); 94.175 Strengthen cooperation with the Haitian authorities on migration issues in order to end arbitrary expulsions of workers in violation of the applicable international provisions, in follow-up to the recommendations in paragraphs 98.120, 98.121, 98.122, 98.123 and 98.124 of the report of the Working Group from the second cycle (A/HRC/26/15) (Haiti); 94.176 Incorporate principles contained within the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of their Families (Indonesia); 19