A/HRC/19/6 76.13. Ensure the speedy enactment of the legislation to equip the Human Rights and Public Administration Commission with clear powers and adequate resources to ensure that it is able to work in an accessible, effective, independent and impartial manner (Sweden); 76.14. Enact the Bill on the Human Rights Commission in order that a proper NHRI, in conformity with the Paris Principles, can be established (Indonesia); 76.15. Strengthen the investigation capacity, independence and legal framework of the Human Rights and Public Administration Commission in accordance with the Paris Principles, with a view to obtain its accreditation by the ICC (Mexico); 76.16. Provide support to the Human Rights and Public Administration Commission to ensure its functioning (Qatar); 76.17. Develop and implement a national strategy to eliminate stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV/AIDS, and ensure orphaned and vulnerable children have access to health and education services and are protected from violence and abuse (Canada); 76.18. Adopt a comprehensive national human rights plan of action (Indonesia); 76.19. Adopt plans and programmes for awareness education in the field of promotion of human rights and fundamental freedoms, and ensure the followup and implementation of recommendations and proposals made concerning human rights (Qatar); 76.20. Takes steps to strengthen the cooperation with United Nations treaty bodies, including presenting reports as requested by such bodies (Norway); 76.21. Collaborate regularly with the treaty bodies by submitting reports which will allow them to monitor the implementation of treaties (Chad); 76.22. Further action to remove societal discrimination against children with disabilities, street children and children living in rural areas (Ghana); 76.23. Combat gender inequality and discriminatory practices and consider legislative reforms to ensure equality between men and women before the law (Brazil); 76.24. Adopt with the support of the international community, strategies aimed at eradicating any practice which violates the rights of women with particular emphasis on prevention, punishment and elimination of any forms of gender-based violence and increase the steps taken to ensure equality before the law of civil, political, economic and social rights for men and women (Argentina); 76.25. Modify the Law on marriage and its provisions on conjugal authority, that infringe the principle of equality, by restricting rights such as to apply for bank credits or to acquire properties, for which the husband’s written consent is required (Uruguay); 76.26. Implement all necessary measures aimed to abolish discrimination against children belonging to most vulnerable groups, through a greater and more focused provision of social services, carrying out awareness-raising programmes on their particular needs and a greater access to education (Uruguay); 14