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Recommendation 135.49- Equatorial Guinea agrees to define and prohibit discrimination against women.
Recommendation 135.82- Equatorial Guinea agrees to adopt measures to prioritize the protection of women and girls and curb the school dropout for teenage girls, and to adopt specific legislation for their protection against violence and forced marriage.
Recommendations 135.58, 135.59- Equatorial Guinea agrees to reinforce measures to combat migrant smuggling and human trafficking.
Recommendation 135.77- Equatorial Guinea agrees to establish the necessary measures to eliminate the worst forms of child labour, for example by raising the minimum age for all hazardous work to 18 and developing a list of hazardous occupations and activities not permitted for children.
Recommendation 135.5- Equatorial Guinea agrees to ratify the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and rejects the Rome Statute.
Recommendation 135.67- Equatorial Guinea agrees to eliminate discrimination against women in the area of marriage, takes note of the prohibition of polygamy, and agrees to eradicate the practices of child, early and forced marriage and to ensure equal inheritance rights for men and women.
Recommendations 135.4, 135.16, 135.17- Equatorial Guinea agrees to ratify the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance.
Recommendation 135.1- Equatorial Guinea agrees to ratify the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance and the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture. Equatorial Guinea does not agree to accede to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
Recommendations 135.2, 135.3, 135.18, 135.19, 135.20- Equatorial Guinea agrees to ratify the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of their Families.
Recommendation 135.63- Equatorial Guinea agrees to take concrete measures to guarantee respect for the rights and fundamental freedoms of the entire population, and to take the necessary steps to investigate and punish those responsible for the kidnapping of refugees, arbitrary detention, torture, executions and enforced disappearances.
Recommendation 135.32- Equatorial Guinea agrees to expedite the process of elaboration and adoption of a law that defines and prohibits discrimination against women.
Recommendation 135.69- Equatorial Guinea agrees to act in earnest to prevent harassment, politically motivated arrests and arbitrary detention of political opponents, and takes note of the recommendation to guarantee that they have equal access to funding and the media. Equatorial Guinea also agrees that all citizens should have the right to free participation in political and public life.
Recommendation 135.62- Equatorial Guinea agrees to end the practice of secret detention and guarantee that due legal process is followed, in line with international standards.
Recommendation 135.30- Equatorial Guinea agrees to take measures aimed at guaranteeing the effective and impartial implementation of legislation and at putting an end to impunity in cases of domestic violence.
Recommendations 135.7, 135.8, 135.9- Equatorial Guinea agrees to ratify and accede to the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict.
Recommendation 135.80- Equatorial Guinea agrees to continue efforts for the implementation of the road map aimed at reducing maternal and infant mortality by half by 2015, and by 80 per cent by 2020.
Recommendation 135.24- Equatorial Guinea agrees to continue efforts to strengthen legal frameworks and their implementation, inter alia, by completing the ratification process of the Convention on Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Recommendation 135.74- Equatorial Guinea agrees to adopt measures to guarantee freedom of the press in line with international standards, but does not agree to the decriminalization of defamation.
Recommendation 135.81- Equatorial Guinea agrees to take measures to guarantee the effective implementation of free education and ensure that children complete primary education, taking also into account gender disparities.
Recommendation 135.68- Equatorial Guinea agrees to permit journalists, NGOs and human rights experts to enter Equatorial Guinea and carry out their work without hindrance or risk of retaliation against the persons they meet.
Recommendation 135.65- Equatorial Guinea agrees to continue strengthening the legal and institutional reform process in order to safeguard the full independence and transparency of the judiciary, including through effective accountability and monitoring mechanisms.
Recommendation 135.64- Equatorial Guinea agrees to move forward on the allocation to the judiciary of the necessary financial resources with a view to achieving its full independence, and to guarantee due transparency and efficiency in the administration of justice.
Recommendation 135.79- Equatorial Guinea agrees to reinforce and widen the scope of laudable initiatives such as the rationalization by the National Institute of Statistics of investment for social purposes such as health infrastructure, access to water and sanitation, and programmes to curb HIV/AIDS.
Recommendations 135.70, 135.71- Equatorial Guinea agrees to take measures to punish acts of harassment against journalists and human rights defenders, to effectively guarantee freedom of expression, assembly and association, preventing censorship and undue control of the media, and to investigate all attacks against journalists.
Recommendation 135.78- Equatorial Guinea agrees to set priorities and allocate necessary resources for implementing its National Economic and Social Development Plan, Horizon 2020, with special emphasis on employment for youth, gender equality, urban planning, adequate housing, health care and education.
AI stated that Equatorial Guinea agreed to consider ratifying the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture(OP-CAT) and that however, no steps have been taken in that direction.
The United Nations country team and the Government of Guinea agreed to extend the United Nations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF) for one year to fully align United Nations support with new national priorities emerging after the general election.
ISHR recommended that Guinea agree to the visit of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion of truth, justice, reparation and guarantees of non-recurrence.
Mr. Sow(Guinea) agreed that all stakeholders should be involved.
Mr. OVIA(Papua New Guinea) agreed that the draft resolution should be considered the following day.