A/HRC/39/12 147.3 Continue to strengthen national mechanisms that strengthen the human rights situation (Sudan); 147.4 Incorporate provisions of international human rights instruments to which it is a party into its domestic legislation (Zimbabwe); 147.5 Make further efforts to strengthen existing national legislation to address discrepancies and to enact new legislation to implement international human rights instruments it is a party to (Bhutan); 147.6 Continue to bring its national legislation and policies fully in line with its international commitments (Barbados); 147.7 Bring legislation into conformity with the obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights by repealing restrictive provisions that limit the rights of journalists, human rights defenders and civil society organizations to freedom of expression and free speech (Latvia); 147.8 Promptly implement the recommendations accepted in the second cycle of the universal periodic review, on extrajudicial executions, and enforced disappearances, and against torture (France); 147.9 Establish a plan of action to ensure full implementation of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Accord (Australia); 147.10 Launch a road map with a clear timeline for the speedy, proper and full implementation of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Accord (Denmark); 147.11 Continue efforts to implement the Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Accord and ensure that the ethnic minorities fully enjoy their rights (Maldives); 147.12 Increase efforts to implement the Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Accord (New Zealand); 147.13 Continue to implement the national social security strategy, prioritizing the situation of women, children, persons with disabilities and the elderly (Belarus); 147.14 Provide a mechanism to follow up the full implementation of the Parental Maintenance Act of 2013 (United Arab Emirates); 147.15 Continue to strengthen human and financial resources of the National Human Rights Commission (Turkey); 147.16 Continue to implement measures aimed at strengthening the National Human Rights Commission (Zimbabwe); 147.17 Provide the National Human Rights Commission with the resources to fully implement its mission (France); 147.18 Provide adequate financial and technical resources to the National Human Rights Commission to enable it fulfil its mandate (Ghana); 147.19 Continue to strengthen the role of the National Human Rights Commission (Syrian Arab Republic); 147.20 Provide further support to the National Human Rights Commission to enable it to fulfil its mandate in the best manner and in line with the Paris Principles (Qatar); 147.21 Pursue the effective implementation of the Five-Year National Development Plan (Lebanon); 147.22 Ensure security forces abide by relevant national and international standards in countering criminal and extremist activity (Australia); 147.23 Ensure that police officers are adequately trained and instructed to investigate reports of harassment, attacks and death threats against journalists, 12