Accelerate its current efforts to sign and ratify the CPED 110.23 (CPED 110.23 Noted ratification) Ratify the CPED /Accede to the CPED (Uraguay) 110.24 (CPED 110.24 Noted ratification) Continue efforts to ratify the CPED (Argentina) 110.25 (CPED 110.25 Noted ratification) In conformity with articles 31 and 32 of the CPED, recognize the competence of the respective monitoring body to receive and consider communications from individuals and States that allege that they have been victims of violations of the provisions of the Convention (Uruguay) 110.26 (CPED, 110.26 Noted ICCPR-OP1 and Ratify the CPED, The OP-ICCPR and ICESCR-OP OP-ICESCR ratification) (Spain) 110.27 (ILO 189 110.27 Noted ratification) Ratify ILO Convention No. 189 on Domestic Workers (Uruguay) 110.28 (ILO 189 110.28 Noted and Consider ratifying ILO Convention 189 on Decent ratification) Work for Domestic Workers and the (Philippines) 110.29 (Istanbul 110.29 Supported Convention Sign and ratify the Council of Europe Convention ratification) on Preventing and Combating Violence against Woman and Domestic Violence (France) 110.30 (CRPD 110.30 Supported reservations) Consider the effect and continued relevance of its remaining reservations to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and consider the possibility of withdrawing them (New Zealand) 110.31 (CRPD 110.31 reservations) Withdraw reservations made upon the ratification of the CRPD (Hungary) 110.32 (human 110.32 Supported rights protection) Continue to ensure that human rights principles are integrated in domestic laws (Qatar) 110.33 (detention 110.33 Noted by the forces) Consider that any person detained by its forces is under its jurisdiction, and respect its obligations concerning the human rights of such individuals (Islamic Republic of Iran) 110.34 (children 110.34 Noted in conflict) Introduce law that will criminalize use of children in military actions (Uzbekistan) 110.35 (export 110.35 controls)
Accelerate its current efforts to sign and ratify the CPED 110.23 (CPED ratification) 110.23 Ratify the CPED /Accede to the CPED (Uraguay) Noted 110.24 (CPED ratification) 110.24 Continue efforts to ratify the CPED (Argentina) Noted 110.25 (CPED ratification) 110.25 In conformity with articles 31 and 32 of the CPED, recognize the competence of the respective monitoring body to receive and consider communications from individuals and States that allege that they have been victims of violations of the provisions of the Convention (Uruguay) Noted 110.26 (CPED, ICCPR-OP1 and ICESCR-OP ratification) 110.26 Ratify the CPED, The OP-ICCPR and OP-ICESCR (Spain) Noted 110.27 (ILO 189 ratification) 110.27 Ratify ILO Convention No. 189 on Domestic Workers (Uruguay) Noted 110.28 (ILO 189 and ratification) 110.28 Consider ratifying ILO Convention 189 on Decent Work for Domestic Workers and the (Philippines) Noted 110.29 (Istanbul Convention ratification) 110.29 Sign and ratify the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Woman and Domestic Violence (France) Supported 110.30 (CRPD reservations) 110.30 Consider the effect and continued relevance of its remaining reservations to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and consider the possibility of withdrawing them (New Zealand) Supported 110.31 (CRPD reservations) 110.31 Withdraw reservations made upon the ratification of the CRPD (Hungary) 110.32 (human rights protection) 110.32 Continue to ensure that human rights principles are integrated in domestic laws (Qatar) Supported 110.33 (detention by the forces) 110.33 Consider that any person detained by its forces is under its jurisdiction, and respect its obligations concerning the human rights of such individuals (Islamic Republic of Iran) Noted 110.34 (children in conflict) 110.34 Introduce law that will criminalize use of children in military actions (Uzbekistan) Noted 110.35 (export controls) 110.35
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