A/HRC/30/7 90.16 Step up actions to strengthen the national mechanism for the prevention of torture (Paraguay); 90.17 Conclude the drafting and adoption of the national preventive mechanism against torture and other ill-treatment in accordance with the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 90.18 Establish a national mechanism for the prevention of torture, in line with the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Brazil); 90.19 Strengthen the system for monitoring international recommendations, by giving the permanent national commission sufficient resources to carry out its mission (Paraguay); 90.20 Establish a mechanism to create an effective system for the protection of children (Angola); 90.21 Consider developing human rights indicators as an instrument that allows for a more precise and coherent evaluation of national human rights policies (Portugal); 90.22 Continue efforts aimed at promoting the rights of children, in particular children belonging to indigenous groups and children with disabilities and HIV/AIDS (Ukraine); 90.23 Submit its overdue reports to the treaty bodies (Ghana); 90.24 Submit its overdue reports to the relevant treaty bodies (Sierra Leone); 90.25 Leste); Strengthen the ongoing efforts in promoting women’s rights (Timor- 90.26 Strengthen the institutions in the field of women’s rights and organize training, sensitization and awareness-raising activities on the matter (Uruguay); 90.27 Continue working on its national policy on equal opportunities for women in order to enhance their participation and empowerment in public processes (Nicaragua); 90.28 Consider reviewing its labour laws with a view to addressing the wage gap between women and men and the elusive opportunities for working women to occupy leadership and decision-making positions (Philippines); 90.29 Take further steps to achieve gender equality through ensuring equal opportunity in the workplace (Singapore); 90.30 Continue efforts to increase women’s representation in decisionmaking positions on an equal footing with men (Rwanda); 90.31 Adopt public policies to achieve the full political and economic participation of women in Panamanian society (Chile); 90.32 Take steps to increase the participation of women in politics, including through the implementation of measures on affirmative action or quotas (Costa Rica); 90.33 Continue initiatives aimed at promoting the participation of women, and continue literacy efforts, particularly for indigenous women (Ecuador); 14