A/HRC/16/13 97.3. Continue to consolidate its national human rights infrastructure (Egypt); 97.4. Take measures to strengthen the national human rights institutional framework, in particular by allocating the necessary financial and human resources to ensure effective implementation of the mandates of various human rights mechanisms already established (Algeria); 97.5. Strengthen the independent status of ombudspersons and provide the necessary resources for their effective functioning (Hungary); 97.6. Reinforce the capacity of the Ombudsperson and specialized ombudspersons and their coordination, give appropriate follow-up to their recommendations, and publicize their work among the general public (Belgium); 97.7. Continue its efforts to apply its national programme to the promotion and protection of human rights and the plan of action (Palestine); 97.8. Accomplish progressively human rights voluntary goals as set up by Human Rights Council resolution 9/12 (Brazil); 97.9. Take supplementary measures aimed at the integration of human rights education and training into school curricula, and at training Government officials, as coordinated action along these lines could facilitate better implementation of the existing legal and institutional framework (Morocco); 97.10. Consider organizing additional human rights training for media employees, judges, prosecutors and police officers (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 97.11. Take all necessary measures to protect and promote the rights of persons, notably children with disabilities (Sweden); 97.12. Continue its efforts in protecting the rights of women and children (Egypt); 97.13. Guarantee the exercise of the economic, social and cultural rights of children (Ecuador); 97.14. Continue partnership with civil society organizations in putting in place a legal and institutional system of support for their development (Nepal); 97.15. Enhance the fight against corruption (Germany); 97.16. Translate, publish and make available to the citizens of the country the assessments and recommendations made by international human rights bodies, including the Human Rights Council’s universal periodic review (Norway); 97.17. Continue taking measures to prevent discrimination, intimidation and reprisals in accordance with international human rights standards, through more efficient implementation of relevant legislation (Hungary); 97.18. Strengthen efforts to eliminate discrimination against women, including in the labour market (Ecuador); adopt measures to promote gender equality and non- discrimination, particularly in the area of employment (Iraq); 97.19. Take measures to increase the participation of women in public and political programmes for the empowerment of women, and reinforce measures 15