A/HRC/23/5 109.23. Consider establishing an independent Ombudsman for children (Ukraine); 109.24. Consider establishing an independent Ombudsman for children (Poland); 109.25. Heed the call of the Committee on the Rights of the Child for an independent ombudsman for children (Slovenia); 109.26. Continue to develop the institutional framework with respect to the promotion and protection of human rights (Jordan); 109.27. Specify the respective areas of competence of the various institutions and bodies combating discrimination to ensure the effectiveness of the system for preventing and combating discrimination, as recommended by CERD (Slovenia); 109.28. Consider providing the National Council for Combating Discrimination, Ombudsman and relevant institutions with adequate resources to carry out their work and to minimize duplication of their functions and competence areas (Thailand); 109.29. Continue its policies on improving the rights of the child (Jordan); 109.30. Continue its work on improving the situation of children’s rights, by taking further measures to develop comprehensive policies and strategies, and by strengthening the education system, healthcare and social protection (Norway); 109.31. Apply the 2008-2013 National Strategy on children right’s protection and promotion which should ensure that special attention will be paid to children belonging to the most vulnerable groups, such as children living in poverty, Roma children, children with disabilities, children with HIV/AIDS and streets children (Ecuador); 109.32. Ensure the existence of sufficient budget allocations and follow-up and evaluation mechanisms for the full implementation of the “2008-2013 National Strategy on children right’s protection” in order to support children and the most vulnerable population (Ecuador); 109.33. Take effective measures to implement the National Strategy for the protection and promotion of children’s rights (2008-2013) (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 109.34. Fully implement the National Strategy for the protection and promotion of children’s rights (Republic of Moldova); 109.35. Continue paying special attention for the protection of the rights of children (Armenia); 109.36. Continue taking legislative amendments and strengthen necessary policies to enhance child rights, particularly children with disabilities in light of relevant provisions of international conventions ratified by Romania (Qatar); 109.37. That further efforts be deployed to assure that the respect of fundamental rights of the child and the fight against violence, sexual exploitation, human trafficking, child labour and any other form of child exploitation remain a priority of the Government (Italy ); 109.38. Continue working to promote human rights in the country, specifically the rights of minorities (Guatemala); 16