A/HRC/53/14 128.16 Take measures to amend the Constitution in order to include economic, social and cultural rights (Poland); 128.17 Criminalize marital rape (Iceland) (Latvia); 128.18 Undertake the necessary reforms to ensure the inclusion in the Bill of Rights of economic, social and cultural rights, environmental rights, specific rights for persons with disabilities, older persons and other marginalized and vulnerable groups and an explicit prohibition of the death penalty (Romania); 128.19 In connection with the forthcoming enactment of the political parties bill, take steps to ensure the effective representation of women in politics (Sweden); 128.20 Ensure that the National Human Rights Commission is in full conformity with the principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (the Paris Principles), provide the Commission with adequate resources and ensure that members serve on a fulltime basis to avoid conflicts of interest (Latvia); 128.21 Develop strategies to promote the equal rights of women and girls, for instance, by finalizing the review of the Anti-Gender-based Violence Act and by adopting the Electoral Act (Germany); 128.22 Ensure timely provision of information on the detention of foreign nationals to the consular posts of their sending States, in accordance with the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations of 1963 (Croatia); 128.23 Increase efforts to guarantee equal access to education, health and employment (Dominican Republic); 128.24 Swiftly finalize the revision of the Criminal Code, including criminal proceedings law, and thereby improve the living conditions in prisons in Zambia (Germany); 128.25 Continue its efforts to implement the national strategy on financial education to improve its population’s knowledge and skills for having secure positive financial outcomes for themselves and their families (Islamic Republic of Iran); 128.26 Explicitly recognize the right to adequate food in national legislation and adopt a human rights-based framework law on the right to food, with benchmarks and implementation plans and a special focus on supporting women farmers with additional incentives, access to credit and other agricultural resources (Romania); 128.27 Continue efforts to consolidate the health facilities (Mauritania); 128.28 Strengthen measures to reduce mortality rates and identify the root causes of neonatal mortality and stillbirth and design programmes for newborn health interventions (Sierra Leone); 128.29 Continue to make efforts to improve the health system and address the root causes of neonatal mortality and stillbirth (Bangladesh); 128.30 Ensure that all children, especially persons with disabilities continue to enjoy the same privileges in schools (Brunei Darussalam); 128.31 Extend the home-grown school feeding programme to cover the entire school population, including schools in remote areas and in refugee settlements (Portugal); 128.32 Guarantee adequate resources to the national education system (Sweden); 128.33 Continue to enhance technical education and vocational and entrepreneurship development as a means for job and wealth creation (Ethiopia); GE.23-04188 21