A/HRC/36/12 133.39 Expedite the process to put in place a human rights action plan (Uganda); 133.40 Publicize and implement the national human rights action plan (Kenya); 133.41 Strengthen cooperation with national and international human rights institutions in order to implement the national human rights action plan (Mexico); 133.42 Ensure human rights training for State security forces in order to enhance their capacity to protect human rights (Ghana); 133.43 Provide adequate resourcing to the Commission on Human Rights and allow it to investigate alleged extrajudicial killings (Australia); 133.44 Ensure that the fight against crime strictly respects international standards (Peru); 133.45 Strengthen the campaign against illegal drugs (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 133.46 Continue its efforts to protect its people from the threat of drugs while upholding human rights values (Myanmar); 133.47 Take the necessary measures to combat drug trafficking while ensuring that the methods used are in conformity with international standards (Haiti); 133.48 Ensure that all counter-narcotics operations are conducted in conformity with constitutional protections and international human rights obligations (United States of America); 133.49 Bring into line with international best practices the methods of combating the use of illegal drugs in the Philippines, namely in terms of prevention and alternative sanctions (Portugal); 133.50 Continue the holistic approach of the Inter-Agency Committee on Anti-Illegal Drugs focusing on law enforcement operations, as well as on the rehabilitation and reintegration of drug users (Romania); 133.51 Address the root cause of illegal drugs through development (China); 133.52 Adopt comprehensive and human-centred approaches to its antiillegal drug policy, particularly the provision of appropriate health measures (Thailand); 133.53 Continue efforts to combat drugs and crime within a framework of the protection of and respect for human rights (Lebanon); 133.54 Ensure human rights standards are observed in the current government’s conduct of its campaigns against illegal drugs (Zambia); 133.55 Bring its methods of combating the use of illegal drugs into line with international standards (Timor-Leste); 133.56 Continue to realign its national procedures to combat drug trafficking with international standards (Egypt); 133.57 Enact effective legislation aligned with international standards to combat the use of illegal drugs (Maldives); 133.58 Employ methods that adjust to international norms, including human rights norms, to combat the consumption of illegal drugs (Guatemala); 133.59 Guarantee that all the Government’s methods of combating the use of illegal drugs are brought into line with international standards (Estonia); 133.60 Strengthen international cooperation to combat illegal drugs and human trafficking (China); 13