A/HRC/11/26* is Party, with particular priority on the Convention on Elimination on All Forms of Discrimination against Women (New Zealand); GE.09-16312 3. Continue to strengthen its human rights institutions and develop further measures to ensure the effective implementation of their mandates (Ghana); 4. Expedite amendments to the Human Rights Commission Act and ensure independence for the Commission and further encourage the Commission to reapply for accreditation to the International Coordination Committee (Finland); Guarantee the independence of the National Human Rights Commission and take the necessary steps to enable the NHRC to regain its “A” rating, in compliance with the Paris Principles (New Zealand); Ensure that the National Human Rights Commission of Nigeria is fully independent of the government and that the NHRC is given the mandate to investigate extrajudicial complaints regarding human rights violations and propose adequate remedies to victims (Portugal); 5. Envisage the possibility of making the National Consultative Forum an annual event as a tool to promote dialogue and comprehension in the field of human rights (Algeria); Implement the content of the National Consultative Forum to help Nigeria improve its performance in the area of human rights (Chad); Pursue its efforts in order to ensure an efficient work of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (Côte d’Ivoire); 6. Continue on achievements in the field of human rights (Djibouti); Continue its endeavours in the field of human rights specially when one takes into account the fact that the government has been promoting Human Rights under special circumstances of a country in transition from a long period of military rule to a fully fledged democracy (Mozambique); consolidate its achievements in the human rights field and continue to reinforce its efforts to promote good governance, democracy and rule of law (Morocco); 7. Continue to focus on policies and programmes that would further strengthen the protection and promotion of human rights of its people, including by working closely with the relevant civil society organizations and NGOs (Malaysia); Further implement its programmes and policies in the field of human rights, in particular the National Plan of Action on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights (Azerbaijan); Pursue its seven points development programme formulated by the President of the Republic (Democratic Republic of the Congo); Continue its commitment to the promotion and protection of human rights through its thematic strategies of good governance, combating corruption, eradicating poverty and improving health conditions in the country (Indonesia); 8. Maintain an open and standing invitation to the United Nations human rights mechanisms, particularly the Special Rapporteur against torture, and speed up its submissions of pending reports to treaty bodies (Mexico); Issue a standing invitation to all Human Rights Council special procedures (Norway; Ukraine); Consider the recommendations of special procedures systematically for further reforms in the field of human rights (Austria); 19