A/HRC/37/14 129.3 Redouble efforts in order to ensure the full incorporation of the provisions of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women into domestic legislation (Uruguay); 129.4 Reform the Public Order Act and ensure that law enforcement agencies are instructed to uphold the Act without political bias (Norway); 129.5 Continue the efforts to widen the scope of the 1996 Bill of Rights to include economic, social and cultural rights (Republic of Korea); 129.6 Assign the human, technical and financial resources necessary for the proper functioning of the Office of the Commissioner for Children and for the sexual and reproductive health care of women and girls (Honduras); 129.7 Grant sufficient means and resources to the National Human Rights Commission (Algeria); 129.8 Provide the National Human Rights Commission with sufficient financial resources to carry out its activities more effectively (Guatemala); 129.9 Consider ways to strengthen the National Human Rights Commission in line with the principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (the Paris Principles) (Australia); 129.10 Strengthen the capacity of the National Human Rights Commission by allocating sufficient resources for its activities (Uganda); 129.11 Adopt a national human rights action plan (Sudan); 129.12 Expedite the formulation of a national action plan on human rights (Uganda); 129.13 Finalize an action plan to guide the implementation of all universal periodic review recommendations (South Africa); 129.14 Adopt the national action plan on children (Benin); 129.15 Implement the Convention on the Rights of Child in the context of its national policy on children (Benin); 129.16 Implement the Seventh National Development Plan (2017–2020) in order to address the human rights challenges that it recognizes as pending (Cuba); 129.17 Strengthen coordination and follow-up to the implementation of the universal periodic review recommendations (Morocco); 129.18 Consider the establishment of a, or strengthen the existing national mechanism for coordination, implementation, reporting and follow-up, in line with elements arising from good practices identified in the 2016 OHCHR guide on national mechanisms for reporting and follow-up (Portugal); 129.19 Continue its efforts to include human rights issues in the training programmes for military personnel and security personnel (Russian Federation); 129.20 Intensify efforts on the development of a legal framework aimed at the elimination of discrimination based on sex, race, disability, status or any other ground (Ukraine); 129.21 Adopt effective measures to put an end to discrimination based on gender and to violence against women, as well as to child marriage. This would include awareness-raising campaigns and trying to bring in local authorities and traditional leaders into the process (Spain); 129.22 Continue efforts to combat discrimination against women and eliminate all forms of violence against them, in particular domestic violence (Tunisia); 12