A/HRC/27/7 the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (Egypt); 127.3 Rapidly complete the alignment of national legislation with the provisions of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Tunisia); 127.4 Fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute, by incorporating provisions to cooperate promptly and fully with the International Criminal Court and ratify the Kampala amendments to the Rome Statute (Estonia); 127.5 Fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute, through the incorporation of provisions to fully and promptly cooperate with the International Criminal Court (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 127.6 Expand the human rights education campaign to law enforcement officers, especially on the rights of women, children, the elderly and minorities (Viet Nam); 127.7 Ensure that adequate resources are allocated for the effective implementation of its comprehensive national human rights action plans (Philippines); 127.8 Reinforce the Ombudsman, as a national institution compliant with the Paris Principles, with legislative measures, human and financial resources (Uruguay); 127.9 Redouble its efforts to fight racial discrimination, including through support to relevant NGOs (Bangladesh); 127.10 Remain steadfast in pursuing its preventive and repressive programme to combat discrimination against migrants and asylum seekers (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 127.11 Consider drafting a national action plan on addressing the question of racism and racial discrimination faced by persons of African descent (Egypt); 127.12 Improve the effectiveness and accessibility of domestic remedies against racial discrimination (Islamic Republic of Iran); 127.13 Redouble its efforts to fight racial discrimination, including through support to relevant NGOs, and further recommend special measures for vulnerable groups, including Ciganos, Roma and people of African descent (South Africa); 127.14 Strengthen its efforts to combat racial discrimination, especially in the judicial system (Slovenia); 127.15 Increase support for the Commission for Equality and Against Racial Discrimination (the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia); 127.16 Take strong action to address hate speech and racial discrimination in access to housing, education and employment of ethnic minorities and intensify awareness-raising training for law enforcement officials (Sierra Leone); 127.17 Adopt a law explicitly making racial motivation an aggravating circumstance for crimes and offences (France); 127.18 Ensure that reports of the use of excessive force or ill-treatment by law enforcement officials are fully investigated (Australia); 21