A/HRC/34/5 109.20 Implement the cessation of hostilities agreement to achieve a full, comprehensive ceasefire which will provide the grounds for improving human rights (Egypt); 109.21 Continue protecting its population from the effects of unilateral coercive measures imposed on the country and consider establishing a national mechanism to monitor and assess the negative impact of such measures on the country (Nicaragua); 109.22 Continue taking measures to face the perverse effects of the illegal coercive unilateral measures imposed on the country by some powers (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 109.23 Establish a national mechanism to monitor and assess the negative effects of unilateral coercive measures on the enjoyment of human rights of the Syrian people (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 109.24 Continue disclosing human rights violations by the Israeli regime in the Occupied Syrian Golan and other Arab territories (Islamic Republic of Iran); 109.25 Continue its efforts for the full realization of the rights of Syrian children in the occupied Syrian Golan (Islamic Republic of Iran); 109.26 Continue strengthening State institutions for the protection of its people, giving special attention to the defence of human rights (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 109.27 Consider the possibility of establishing a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Russian Federation); 109.28 Consider establishing an independent national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Algeria); 109.29 Strengthen the work of all existing national human rights institutions in the Syrian Arab Republic (Indonesia); 109.30 Adopt a national plan to promote and protect the rights of all women and girls, in particular those victims of the conflict, making sure that resources for its implementation are available (Chile); 109.31 Cooperate with the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Syria in order to immediately establish a negotiated and sustainable ceasefire in Aleppo (Italy); 109.32 Work jointly with the mechanisms of the United Nations system, in particular the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Syria (Argentina); 109.33 Continue cooperating with the international community to alleviate the effects of the crisis on Syrian citizens (Nicaragua); 109.34 Preserve its model of peaceful coexistence of different religious faiths and cultural identities, which was working so well in the Syrian Arab Republic until a few years ago; Continue raising awareness about the dangers of excluding ideologies (Nicaragua); 109.35 Continue efforts to restore security and stability and to achieve a national comprehensive reconciliation (Nigeria); 109.36 Intensify its efforts to cooperate with the international community to alleviate the repercussions of the crisis on Syrian citizens (Nigeria); 14