5.32. Accede and implement the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons, the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness, the 1951 Refugee Convention and Article 7 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child to end statelessness and guarantee nationality for affected children (Kenya); ****** Indonesia UPR – 3rd cycle (5 May) From the draft report of the Working Group on the UPR 1 recommendation on prevention of statelessness through ensuring Birth Registration 5.148. Intensify efforts to prevent statelessness, including through ensuring proper, affordable and accessible birth registration of all children born in Indonesia (Slovakia); ****** Morocco UPR- 3rd cycle (5 May) From the draft report of the Working Group on the UPR 1 recommendation on accession to the Statelessness Conventions 6.242. Accede to and domesticate the conventions relating to the status of stateless persons and the reduction of statelessness in order to grant nationality to children who would otherwise remain stateless (Kenya); 2 recommendations relating to gender discrimination in conferring nationality; of which one specifically refers to the inability for Moroccan women to transfer their nationality to their foreign husband. 6.132. Repeal the provision preventing Moroccan women to transmit nationality to their foreign husband (Congo); 6.196. Continue its efforts to improve legislation concerning violence against women, in line with international standards, addressing the dimensions of prevention, protection and assistance, and repealing discriminatory provisions related to custody, marriage, inheritance and transfer of nationality (Brazil); 5 Recommendations relating to discrimination against children born out of wedlock 6.129. Take the necessary measures to repeal all legal provisions that establish differences between children born in wedlock and children born out of wedlock, in particular those contained in the Family Code, which were discriminatory against those children (Argentina); 6.131. Repeal all discriminatory provisions in relation to children born out of wedlock (Congo); 6.135. Consider eliminating in identity documents all data that could lead to discrimination against children born out of wedlock (Peru); 6.137. Repeal the provisions in the Family Code which discriminate against children born outside of wedlock. (Togo); 6.138. Any reference be withdrawn from identity documents which would allow for the identification of children born outside of wedlock and repeal all discriminatory provisions regarding such children, in particular in the Family Code (Turkey); ****** NETHERLANDS UPR- 3rd cycle (12 May 2017) From the draft report of the Working Group on the UPR