A/HRC/19/19 88.42 Provide greater protections and assistance for member of vulnerable groups and uphold the rights of vulnerable groups by combating gender-based violence, child labour, statelessness, and human trafficking more broadly (United States); 88.43 Include a section aiming at promoting the human rights into the National Strategy on the Rule of Law (Canada); 88.44 Increase efforts to strengthen the rule of law (Slovenia); 88.45 Elaborate a national action plan on the promotion and protection of human rights (South Africa); 88.46 Continue the projects addressed to improve the human rights situation in Haiti, particularly the free and universal schooling and the reform of the judiciary (Costa Rica); 88.47 Continue progressing with its efforts to strengthen the National Police with the aim of consolidating a police force that guarantees the due safety of citizens to exercise their fundamental rights (Colombia); 88.48 Enhance the capacity of the Haitian National Police to respect and protect human rights through specialized training (United States); 88.49 Engage fully with civil society in tackling the issues of housing and justice, and women’s and children’s rights (United Kingdom); 88.50 Continue its cooperation with the mechanisms of the (Human Rights) Council (Brazil); 88.51 Seek technical expertise and work with OHCHR to prepare a Common Core Document that would alleviate its treaty-reporting burden (Maldives); 88.52 Continue the cooperation with the Special Procedures and the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in their work to promote and protect human rights (Paraguay); 88.53 Extend a standing invitation to all thematic Special Procedures of the Human Rights Council (Portugal); 88.54 Issue a standing invitation to all special procedures (Spain); 88.55 Consider extending a standing invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); 88.56 Consider extending an open invitation to all Special Procedures mandate holders with the aim of maximizing the efficiency of international cooperation in the national reconstruction and in the promotion and protection of all human rights of the Haitian people (Peru); 88.57 Pursue the cooperation with the Independent Expert on the situation of Human Rights in Haiti, who plays an important role, in particular in calling for the attention of the international community on the situation in the field and therefore contributing to the supply of technical assistance (France); 88.58 Continue working closely with the Independent Expert on the situation of human rights in Haiti (Peru); 88.59 Continue strengthening the work and cooperation ties among the Haitian human rights organisations and the Human Rights Section of MINUSTAH (Chile); 16 GE.11-17271