A/HRC/12/12 Page 16 7. Speed up its prospective plan to address the legal gap in its criminal law system so that victims can better exercise the right to participate in the proceedings (Syrian Arab Republic); 8. Establish promptly (Peru; Germany) its planned (Canada) national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Peru; Germany; Canada; France; United Kingdom; Nigeria; Pakistan; Azerbaijan; Republic of Korea; Djibouti) and begin procedures as soon as possible to have it accredited it by the International Coordinating Committee of National Institutions (United Kingdom; Algeria) so as to facilitate the application of the main international human rights instruments (Djibouti); 9. Put in place the national institute of human rights that was recently provided for under law, and provide it with the technical and financial resources necessary, requesting cooperation from OHCHR (Mexico); 10. Fully involve non-governmental organizations at the national level in the follow-up of this review (United Kingdom); 11. Establish an inter-ministerial mechanism with the participation of civil society to discuss and implement international commitments in the area of human rights, including the recommendations emanating from the universal periodic review (Mexico). 12. Continue and strengthen its efforts directed to the further promotion and protection of human rights (Ukraine); 13. Continue with all necessary efforts for the swift adoption and implementation of laws and programmes for the defence and promotion of human rights (Colombia); 14. Set up a national action plan with policies focusing on making the family the fundamental base for childcare, reducing the number of street children and child labor and ensuring the right of the child to education (Japan); 15. Continue the consolidation of effective policies in the framework of the National Strategy for Childhood and Adolescence (2010-2030), enabling the participation of the whole society in the fight for recognition of the rights of boys, girls and adolescents who find themselves in a situation of extreme vulnerability (Venezuela); 16. Further strengthen the Government’s efforts to protect the rights of children, with particular emphasis on preventing school dropouts and eliminating child labour and sexual exploitation of children (Bangladesh); 17. Put emphasis on this regional task (Asuncion Protocol of 2005 on MERCOSUR) because it will be beneficial for its own process and will also be a worthwhile contribution to other member States and will provide a model which other groups of countries can follow, since it is not common for States to work together in an integration model in order to promote human rights (Paraguay);