A/HRC/21/12 through human rights education targeting government authorities, particularly law enforcement agencies, and an effective implementation of a national oversight mechanism (Japan); Increase human rights training, awareness, and funding at all levels of the Armed Forces and National Police to ensure military and law enforcement officials protect human rights and thoroughly investigate allegations of violations (United States of America); Continue to promote the education and training in human rights of the law enforcement officials to increase the awareness about their role on the protection of fundamental rights of people, in particular the most vulnerable and marginalized groups (Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of); 16 129.3. Continue to work on the elaboration of the National Human Rights Action Plans (Palestine); Continue implementing the plans and programmes of the second Philippines Human Rights Plan 2012-2017 (Qatar); 129.4. Continue to mainstream human rights in the public sector (Sri Lanka); Further mainstream human rights in all policies, programmes and activities of the Government (Viet Nam); 129.5. Endorse a closer cooperation with national and international human rights institutions, and work for the full and effective participation of young people and youth-led organizations at all levels (from local to international) (Norway); 129.6. Continue cooperating with the special procedures of the Human Rights Council on the basis of its national priorities (Belarus); 129.7. Fully implement the Magna Carta of Women for promoting gender equality (Republic of Korea); Provide more resources to support the effective implementation of the Magna Carta of Women (Malaysia); Effective implementation of the Magna Carta of Women in all fields, inter alia, labour relations, access to justice and health care, including aspects of sexual and reproductive health; and sexual violence (Spain); 129.8. Continue promoting the empowerment of women (Nicaragua); Continue its efforts to implement domestic policies to further promote gender equality and strengthen the protection of women against discrimination and violence (Singapore); Intensify efforts to fight violence against women by the public awareness-raising campaigns, by adequately resourcing the relevant initiatives and by training law enforcement personnel (Liechtenstein); Undertake concrete measures to further promote gender equality in employment, gender responsive approach in the judicial system and better maternal care (Thailand); 129.9. Ensure free and effective birth registration for all children (Portugal); 129.10. Maintain the momentum in actively pursuing efforts to further protect the rights of women and children, especially through the enactment of legislation (Brunei Darussalam); Continue to intensify its efforts in addressing all the remaining challenges of human rights, in particular, in the fields of promotion of economic growth, and