A/HRC/36/7 139.28 Continue to advance the draft law on gender equality and justice (Colombia); 139.29 Amends all local laws and regulations that discriminate against women and marginalized groups (Denmark); 139.30 Speed up the adoption of the draft law on gender equality and Justice (Georgia); 139.31 Activate the adoption process of the draft law on gender equality and the elaboration of a national policy on gender equality (Madagascar); 139.32 Continue with its efforts to enact the draft law on gender equality and Justice, which will provide a stronger legal foundation for gender responsive policies (Bhutan); 139.33 Ensure draft legislation relevant to protecting vulnerable groups is successfully implemented, such as the Law on the Elimination of Domestic Violence and the Law on the Welfare of Older Persons (Brunei Darussalam); 139.34 Review and amend its national legislation that discriminates against women, and challenge the social acceptability of violence against women and practices harmful to women and girls, such as female genital mutilation and early and forced marriage (Czechia); 139.35 Modify the Criminal Procedure Code to ensure better protection for women, and thoroughly investigate allegations of violence or abuse perpetrated against children while in detention (Sierra Leone); 139.36 Continue its active participation within the Open Government Partnership Initiative, the main objective of which is to ensure open, transparent and accountable governance (Azerbaijan); 139.37 Continue ongoing efforts in promoting the culture of mutual respect and peaceful coexistence among different religious communities in the society (Oman); 139.38 Further strengthen the commitment of Indonesia to strengthen the human rights dimension in business activities and continue its leading role in this regard (Myanmar); 139.39 Accelerate the establishment of a national commission on persons with disabilities (Morocco); 139.40 Effectively implement the fourth generation of the National Action Plan on Human Rights and promote human rights education at all levels (Pakistan); 139.41 Ensure adequate financial and human resources to effectively implement its National Human Rights Action Plan (Philippines); 139.42 Continue to engage with civil society organizations and relevant stakeholders in the implementation of the National Action Plan on Human Rights, which covers the period of 2015-2019, as well as in the formulation and shaping of its fifth generation (Romania); 139.43 On the basis of the National Human Rights Action Plan, improve and promote more effectively the protection of human rights (Hungary); 139.44 Continue with the progress made in the fourth generation of the National Action Plan on Human Rights at the national and local levels (Morocco); 139.45 Strengthen efforts to improve education, training and capacitybuilding in human rights fields (Saudi Arabia); 12