A/HRC/19/3 88.1. Consider issuing a standing invitation to Special Procedures (Brazil); Extend a standing invitation to all Special Procedures (Spain); Issue a standing invitation to all special procedures of the United Nations Human Rights Council (Romania); Consider extending a standing invitation to all Special Procedures of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); 88.2. Cooperate more closely with United Nations special procedures and treaty bodies in order to shorten the delay in presenting reports and implementing their recommendations (Sweden); 88.3. Put in place a National Human Rights Commission (Algeria); 88.4. Begin the accreditation process, as the Paris Principles play an important role in the promotion and protection of international human rights standards at the national level (Hungary); 88.5. Ensure that the structures and functions of the Human Rights Ombudsman Institution are in accordance with the Paris Principles (Poland ); Ensure that its NHRI accords in full with the Paris Principles (Australia); 88.6. Strengthen and improve the capacity and independence of the Ombudsman (Norway); 88.7. Take actions aimed at raising the level of the Ombudsman’s Office to that of a National Human Rights Institution in line with the Paris Principles, in order to guarantee its autonomy when discharging its functions (Spain); 88.8. Continue with its commendable efforts to promote and protect human rights and freedoms (Sri Lanka); 88.9. Engage civil society in the UPR follow-up process (Poland); 88.10. Strengthen the protection and promotion of women’s rights through appropriate legislative and policy measures and by addressing discriminatory social and cultural attitudes and practices (Norway); 88.11. Further expand the educational activities in the field of human rights with the focus on law enforcement, civil service and vulnerable groups (Turkey); 88.12. Establish a mechanism to follow up and evaluate the implementation of the mentioned national plan of action for children for the period 2003–2010 (Turkey); 88.13. Strengthen efforts to fulfil its obligations under CEDAW and CRC (Australia); 88.14. Continue its work for the clarification of all operational aspects of specific laws regarding gender equality and improve the implementation of these measures (Romania); 88.15. Take into account gender equality in all areas, in view of providing equal access to decision-making positions within the government as well as to education, justice and land (Switzerland); 88.16. Continue strengthening the measures it is taking to promote gender equality and the empowerment of women (Japan); 88.17. Further legislative and policy measures aimed at ensuring gender equality and combating violence against women and girls (Brazil); 13