A/HRC/41/14 131.85 Implement the recommendations of the Commission of Inquiry’s 2016 report, including implementing the 1997 Constitution to allow its citizens safe and full freedom of expression (Australia); 131.86 Continue implementing the 1997 Constitution (Kenya); 131.87 Implement the 1997 Constitution, or alternatively step up the drafting of a new constitution in an inclusive way, and hold free and fair elections with international monitoring without delay (Germany); 131.88 Begin an inclusive and transparent process with a view to adopting and implementing a new constitution (Switzerland); 131.89 Finalize the drafting of the new constitution (Georgia); 131.90 Continue to expedite the drafting of a new constitution that contains provisions to fully promote and protect human rights (South Africa); 131.91 Ensure the centrality of economic, social and cultural rights in the new constitution (South Africa); 131.92 Urgently establish and implement a constitution, guaranteeing universally recognized human rights for all Eritrean citizens (Sweden); 131.93 Take the necessary measures to harmonize national legislation with the main international legal instruments ratified by the State (Angola); 131.94 Harmonize the implementation of the national family law with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Ukraine); 131.95 Reform the Penal Code to bring it into compliance with international human rights law (Estonia); 131.96 Further strengthen the governance structure, in particular at the grass-roots level (Pakistan); 131.97 Set up a national mechanism on implementation, reporting and follow-up, covering accepted universal periodic review recommendations (Haiti); 131.98 Establish a national human rights institution in accordance with the principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (the Paris Principles) (Chile); 131.99 Strengthen efforts to establish a national human rights institution in compliance with the Paris Principles (Iraq); 131.100 Set up a national human rights institution based on the Paris Principles as part of a new constitutional dispensation (South Africa); 131.101 Intensify efforts to establish a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 131.102 Establish a national human rights institution that is in line with the Paris Principles in a timely manner (Seychelles); 131.103 Establish an independent national human rights institution, in full compliance with the Paris principles and properly staffed and funded (Togo); 131.104 Establish a national human rights institution in full compliance with the Paris Principles (Ukraine); 131.105 Continue efforts to promote national mechanisms for monitoring the protection of children’s rights (Kuwait); 131.106 Take stringent measures to combat human trafficking and protect women’s rights (Kuwait); 15