A/HRC/30/9 84.29 Envisage the creation of a national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles (Libya); 84.30 Further its efforts towards the establishment of a national human rights institution that is compliant with the Paris Principles (Philippines); 84.31 Take up again the recommendations of the first review relating to the creation of a national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles (Nicaragua); 84.32 Establish a national human rights institution in full compliance with the Paris Principles (Portugal); 84.33 Establish an independent national institution in compliance with the Paris Principles (Timor-Leste) of the United Nations (Canada); 84.34 Set up a national human rights institution in line with the Paris Principles (Chile) (Costa Rica); 84.35 Continue to engage its international partners with the view to strengthening the capacity and enlarging the resource base of the Commission (Philippines); 84.36 Consolidate all human rights efforts through, inter alia, developing a comprehensive national human rights action plan (Indonesia); 84.37 Consider developing human rights indicators as an instrument that al lows for a more precise and coherent evaluation of national human rights policies (Portugal); 84.38 Continue incorporating the gender perspective in all policies and programmes and improve existing practices in this matter (Uruguay); 84.39 Continue efforts to amend the Criminal Code in order to prohibit the trafficking and sale of children for all purposes and to extend criminal liability to legal persons, and fully implement those amendments (Germany); 84.40 Take measures to provide redress to victims of trafficking in persons and adopt specific policies to fight against forced labour and prostitution (Mexico); 84.41 Continue to provide adequate human and other resources to its anti-human trafficking programmes (Philippines); 84.42 Adopt a national plan against human trafficking and provide assistance to all victims of trafficking regardless of the form of exploitation (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 84.43 Extend its human rights education efforts to human rights training for media professionals and journalists (Slovenia); 84.44 Strengthen criminal legislation aimed at strengthening the fight against racism and intolerance and ensure their compliance (Chile); 84.45 Strengthen relevant legislation to tackle racism and intolerance and t ake concrete measures to prohibit public instigation to racial violence, hatred and discrimination (China); 84.46 Establish authoritative institutions at national level to combat racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia, anti-Semitism and intolerance and to raise awareness amongst the Andorran population on these manifestations (Namibia); 84.47 Adopt legislation providing for the right to collective bargaining and prohibiting acts of anti-union discrimination (United States of America); GE.15-11980 15/19