A/HRC/15/4 71.9. Consider establishing an independent national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles (Malaysia); 71.10. Establish a national human rights institution in accordance with Paris Principles (Niger); 71.11. Noting that there currently are two national human rights institutions, avoid duplication; assign clear and well- defined competencies in accordance with the Paris Principles; and elaborate a National Human Rights Plan that integrates all spheres of public administration (Spain); 71.12. Study the possibility of developing and adopting in the near future a national action plan on the rights of the child (Belarus); 71.13. Develop strategies to address human rights violations stemming from its political and social instability (United States); 71.14. Pursue with resolution the positive efforts aimed at restoring a normal constitutional life by emphasizing the democratic foundation and respect for human rights (Niger); 71.15. In cooperation with OHCHR, strengthen the education of public order forces and the army with regard to their obligation to respect human rights and international humanitarian law, as well as to fulfil the United Nations basic principles on the use of force and firearms by law enforcement officials (Mexico); 71.16. Ensure its security personnel undergo due human rights and humanitarian law training programmes to prevent extrajudicial killings, use of torture and other ill treatment (Slovakia); 71.17. Strengthen education and training in human rights, in particular in the judiciary and in the security forces and military (Costa Rica); 71.18. Continue human rights sensitization campaigns promoting human rights education and training (Senegal); 71.19. Commit itself to reinforcing civilian control of the military and civilian security forces, and develop training programmes focused on ensuring respect for the rule of law and human rights (United States); 71.20. Undertake a complete reform of the security sector, including the armed forces, as well as training aimed at preventing human rights violations (Canada); 71.21. Intensify efforts to improve the existing situation in prisons and detention centres (Slovakia); 71.22. Cooperate fully with the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in accordance with resolution 13/14 of the Human Rights Council, and significantly improve its cooperation with the United Nations treaty bodies by agreeing on timelines for submitting overdue reports; and consider the need for external assistance to that end (Norway); 71.23. With the support of international institutions, submit the various pending initial and periodic reports (Niger); 71.24. Improve further its cooperation with all United Nations human rights mechanisms, submitting its overdue reports to treaty bodies, as well as its response to communications of the special procedures (Slovakia); 13