A/HRC/42/14 163.94 Support victims of human rights violations, including internally displaced persons, by strengthening institutional mechanisms for reconciliation and promoting accountability for atrocities (Netherlands); 163.95 Expedite the process of reconciliation through the National Reconciliation Commission while fully engaging with all stakeholders (Norway); 163.96 Step up its efforts to further strengthen national human rights institutions (Pakistan); 163.97 Continue to strengthen the independence and operational capacity of national institutions in the field of human rights (Romania); 163.98 Continue to bring the work of national human rights institutions into line with international standards (Russian Federation); 163.99 Continue to strengthen the capacity of the Ethiopian Commission on Human Rights, which is responsible for all alleged human rights violations (Serbia); 163.100 Further strengthen the Administrative Boundaries and Identity Issues Commission (Malta); 163.101 Continue (Mauritania); strengthening national human rights institutions 163.102 Accelerate the review process of law 210/2000 in order to set up a national human rights commission pursuant to the Paris Principles, and provide it with the necessary human, technical and financial resources (Togo); 163.103 Strengthen the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission so that it fully complies with the Paris Principles (Ukraine); 163.104 Take appropriate measures to ensure that the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission is functioning in compliance with the Paris Principles (Afghanistan); 163.105 Take further steps to strengthen the capacity and independence of the institution of the Ombudsman (Armenia); 163.106 Take appropriate measures to strengthen the capacity and the independence of the Ethiopian National Human Rights Commission, the Ombudsman and the judiciary (Bulgaria); 163.107 Strengthen the mandate and ensure the independence of the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (Canada); 163.108 Further strengthen the role of the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission and ensure its functioning in compliance with the Paris Principles (Chile); 163.109 Ensure the sustainability and capacities of the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission by providing it with the necessary resources to process and investigate complaints of human rights violations, and ensure its independence and compliance with the Paris Principles (Costa Rica); 163.110 Pursue its efforts to strengthen national human rights institutions to build a democratic system (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 163.111 Further align the achievement of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development with the human rights agenda, including through collaboration with other countries (Indonesia); 163.112 Continue promoting international technical cooperation, including in seeking capacity-building assistance (Jordan); 163.113 Develop a national action plan for the implementation of the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (Norway); 15