The Committee on the Rights of the Child has recommended various ways for States to strengthen their legal framework to eliminate discrimination. These include:

To adopt new laws, amend or rescind existing legislation to ensure that all children enjoy all rights set out in the CRC without discrimination.
To expand legally unacceptable grounds of discrimination in their national laws to ensure the protection of all children from discrimination.
To ensure domestic legislation and customary law practices are also in line with article 2, where discrimination is already prohibited in the constitution.
To undertake a legislative review to 'discrimination proof' legislation.

 Further information:

Find out what measures the Committee has recommended your State to adopt to eliminate discrimination by searching the Concluding Observations in the CRIN library.
Read a comparative analysis of the Concluding Observations by the UN CRC on the most recent reports of the 27 EU Member States (EURONET, July 2009, pp. 7-9)