A/HRC/14/5 2. To enhance its implementation of laws to protect women’s rights (Canada); 3. To reinforce the legal and implementation infrastructure aimed at upholding the rights of women (Egypt); 4. To adopt specific criminal legislation to protect the rights of women (Brazil); 5. To take measures to increase the participation of women in public life, both in terms of legislation and in terms of concrete action (Norway); 6. To continue to promote the establishment of a national commission to search for girls and boys who disappeared during the internal armed conflict (Colombia); 7. To urge the national commission to search for children who disappeared during the armed conflict to begin its work (Argentina); 8. To continue its efforts to ensure the full enjoyment of human rights through the participatory preparation of a national plan on human rights (Bolivia); 9. To develop a coordinated national strategy for ensuring the protection of all human rights and civil liberties (Canada); 10. To accelerate efforts aimed at the promotion and protection of human rights, including through tackling problems of public safety, economic and judicial safety and human development (Malaysia); 11. To urgently take all possible measures to reduce the growth in crime and to establish and implement a clear policy of crime prevention, including reforms of the judiciary and the national police to combat corruption and achieve greater transparency (Italy); 12. To develop and implement a plan of action to protect the safety and human rights of community activists and members of social organizations (Canada); 13. To guarantee the full legitimacy of human rights defenders and ensure their protection in order to spare them from the harassment that they have often endured (Slovakia); 14. To include civil society and human rights defenders in the political dialogue and in the development of legislation, through an open and transparent consultation processes (Norway); 15. To develop targeted strategies, policies and programmes to support women in claiming their rights, in accordance with its obligations under CEDAW (Canada); 16. To continue to cooperate with the United Nations and other international organizations to strengthen human rights (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 17. To extend a standing invitation to all special procedures of the United Nations to further such cooperation (Republic of Korea); 18. To extend a standing invitation to all special procedures (Slovakia); 19. To extend a standing invitation to all special procedures of the United Nations (Brazil); 13