A/HRC/24/12 129.30. Continue developing the institutional framework with respect to the promotion and protection of human rights (Jordan); 129.31. Implement its National Women Development Policy of 2011 and take effective measures in order to tackle the issue of early marriages (Switzerland); 129.32. Work towards empowering the institutions that uphold the promotion of human rights, good governance and the rule of law (Sudan); 129.33. Enhance its efforts to maintain its zero tolerance policy towards violations of human rights by law enforcement agencies, including through the implementation of the Police Reform Act (Indonesia); 129.34. Further its endeavours with regard to the smooth and productive activity of the National Legal Aid Services Organization (NLASO) within the country (Azerbaijan); 129.35. Continue to prioritise policies aimed at improving the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights by its citizens (South Africa); 129.36. Further accelerate its pro-people, pro-poor socio-economic policies (Zimbabwe); 129.37. Continue with its successful policies to prevent trafficking in persons, especially women and girls (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 129.38. Increase efforts to put the Domestic Violence Act into practice through public policies (Brazil); 129.39. Continue and intensify its efforts to promote human rights in all areas (Sierra Leone); 129.40. Continue its policies on improving the rights of the child (Jordan); 129.41. Continue to give particular attention to empowerment of women, children, and other vulnerable groups of the populations in the on-going and future agenda of the government (Cambodia); 129.42. Reinforce human rights education and awareness-raising programmes for parliamentarians, judges, civil servants, law enforcements agents, lawyers and journalists (Morocco); 129.43. Continue its successful efforts in the field of human right education and training (Lebanon); 129.44. Continue education and awareness raising campaigns on human rights (Peru); 129.45. Continue to ensure the full participation of NGOs, civil society organizations and the private sector in the follow up to this universal periodic review and in promoting human rights (Djibouti); 129.46. Continue its efforts to increase the awareness on human rights through training and capacity-building for those involved in law enforcement and the judiciary, with the support of the international community (Malaysia); 129.47. Continue constructive cooperation with UN mechanisms to enhance the system of the protection of human rights in the country (Uzbekistan); 129.48. Improve cooperation with human rights mechanisms, including presenting outstanding reports and approving visits for special procedures, (Sierra Leone); Continue cooperation with treaty bodies and special procedures 16