A/HRC/25/5 186.46. Keep up its efforts in raising awareness among law enforcement officers and security personnel throughout the country (Thailand); 186.47. (Togo); Continue the human rights awareness and training of the population 186.48. Include human rights education in training programme for the government officials (Uzbekistan); 186.49. Harmonize the definition of torture contained in the national legislation with the requirements of the CAT and ensure that statements obtained under duress are not admitted in court (Mexico); 186.50. Continue to improve the legal system, so that it reflects the will expressed through the reform of 2012, in order to further ensure the protection of human rights (Niger); 186.51. Effectively implement and establish the necessary institutional mechanisms to ensure the enforcement of existing laws prohibiting torture and dismissing illegally obtained evidence (Denmark); 186.52. Concentrate on the implementation of the international human rights instruments that have been ratified by the country (Afghanistan); 186.53. Continue the reforms aimed at protecting and promoting human rights, particularly the strengthening of legislation and judicial guarantees (Gabon); 186.54. Continue its ongoing review of national laws to ensure that they are in line with its international human rights law obligations (Turkmenistan); 186.55. Follow the approach it took for economic, social and cultural rights with respect to civil and political rights, including freedom of religion or belief and the right to a fair trial (Slovakia); 186.56. Further guarantee the rights of life, education and health (South Africa); 186.57. Look into the possibility of establishing the national human rights institution in China (Thailand); 186.58. Continue efforts in theoretical research related to national human rights organs (Qatar); 186.59. Establish a national human rights institution, in accordance with the Paris Principles (New Zealand); Set up a national institution in line with the Paris Principles and ensure a climate that is favourable to the activities of human rights defenders, journalists and other civil society actors (Tunisia); 186.60. Keep up its commitment to uphold its human rights treaty obligations and engage constructively with the human rights mechanisms, including the special procedures (Ghana); 186.61. Ensure that its citizens can freely engage in the UPR process (Czech Republic); 186.62. Ensure that human rights defenders can exercise their legitimate activities, including participation in international mechanisms, without being subjected to reprisals (Switzerland); 186.63. Continue its constructive and cooperative dialogue with the UN human rights system (Azerbaijan); 16