A/HRC/30/6 108.24 Continue to protect and promote the rights of vulnerable groups of population, including children, the disabled, the elderly and women (Russian Federation); 108.25 Revise the law governing the National Human Rights Commission and develop its capacity to bring it in line with the Paris Principles (Sierra Leone); 108.26 Continue its efforts in the field of education and human rights training particularly for law enforcement officers (Morocco); 108.27 Incorporate training on human rights training and the application of international treaties in the permanent and mandatory training programme for judges and magistrates (Mexico); 108.28 Strengthen the mandate of the Commission of Human Rights in view of its full independence and conformity with the Paris Principles (Chile); 108.29 Provide greater support to the National Human Rights Commission to ensure its independence (Australia); 108.30 Give continuity to strengthening of national human rights institutions and mechanisms (Nepal); 108.31 Take the necessary steps to enhance the capacity of the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia to enable it to carry out its mandate freely and independently for it to comply with the Paris Principles (Namibia); 108.32 Improve the work of the National Human Rights Commission with a view to conform it to the Paris Principles, and to reinforce its legal framework to better fight against discrimination. (Niger); 108.33 Continue its efforts for further strengthening of human rights institutions for the effective realization of all human rights in the country (Pakistan); 108.34 Apply the commitments undertaken under the national legislation for the protection of the most vulnerable citizens, notably children, senior citizens and persons with disabilities (Romania); 108.35 Continue efforts for provision of human rights education and training at all levels including for government functionaries (Pakistan); 108.36 Examine the possibility for creating a follow up system for international recommendations, including accepted universal periodic review recommendations (Paraguay); 108.37 Work on strengthening international cooperation in the field of human rights (Turkmenistan); 108.38 Submit its first report to the UN Committee against Torture, which is overdue since 2003, in order to initiate the valuable dialogue with the Committee (Denmark); 108.39 Consider further cooperation with the international human rights monitoring mechanisms including treaty bodies and Special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Turkmenistan); 108.40 Participate actively in the international programmes of technical assistance and capacity building in the field of human rights (Turkmenistan); 17