A/HRC/28/5 the adequate care and facilities necessary for their repatriation and reintegration into society (Egypt); 103.60 Implement a national programme to support minors, to reduce the flows of migration (Russian Federation); 103.61 Cooperate at the regional level to find a solution to the very serious problem of the growing number of unaccompanied minors from El Salvador that immigrate to other countries of the region (France). 104. The following enjoy the support of El Salvador, which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 104.1 Continue and improve the efforts to implement the Convention against Torture (Indonesia); 104.2 Continue the introduction of advanced programmes for ensuring fundamental rights, especially for vulnerable groups (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 104.3 Continue its efforts to involve relevant stakeholders, including civil society, as a partner of the Government in promoting and protecting human rights (Indonesia); 104.4 Develop a comprehensive policy in order to remove obstacles to the effective implementation of existing laws protecting women and children (Norway); 104.5 Enforce existing legislation on women’s, children’s and adolescents’ rights (Sierra Leone); 104.6 Continue and strengthen actions put in place to improve the rights of children and women, and the right to health for all its population (Cuba); 104.7 Continue implementation of the national policy for a comprehensive protection of children and adolescents for the period 2013–2023 (Algeria); 104.8 Allocate adequate resources for programmes ensuring the full enjoyment of the rights of children and adolescents (Australia); 104.9 Take all necessary steps towards the full implementation of the national system of integral protection of children and adolescents, including through appropriate funding, as provided for in the national policy for the promotion of the integral protection of children and adolescents (Brazil); 104.10 Promote greater participation and empowerment of young people in decision-making processes that contribute to the development of the country (Nicaragua); 104.11 Continue its efforts to eliminate discrimination against women (Bangladesh); 104.12 Take measures to ensure equal treatment of women in social and professional areas (Netherlands); 104.13 Intensify its ongoing actions to eliminate discrimination against women at all levels in the society (Sri Lanka); 104.14 Take specific measures to protect women from being victims of discrimination and violence, including the promotion of women’s rights through education and the media, further training of public officials, reduction in gender inequalities and empowerment of women (Turkey); 17