A/HRC/40/15 114.24 Continue its constructive collaboration and engagement with human rights bodies, mechanisms and relevant mandate holders (Malaysia); 114.25 Continue its efforts in engaging international and regional partners in institutional and human resource capacity-building activities on human rights (Philippines); 114.26 Continue engaging the international community to collaborate on and support capacity-building and technical assistance programmes for the full realization of all human rights (South Africa); 114.27 Continue to mobilize resources and galvanize international support to enhance its capacity to promote and protect human rights (Nigeria); 114.28 Consider further amendments in its legal frameworks, in compliance with the international human rights standards (Afghanistan); 114.29 Strictly apply the existing texts aimed at addressing human rights violations (Cameroon); 114.30 Pursue appropriate policies for making Chad an emerging country by 2030, as set out in paragraph 12 of the report (United Arab Emirates); 114.31 Boost its efforts for effective application of human rights law throughout the national territory (Uruguay); 114.32 Continue its efforts to adopt a policy to enhance democracy and stability in order to protect and promote human rights (Yemen); 114.33 Strengthen the promotion and protection of the rights of the most vulnerable groups, such as women, youth and persons with disabilities (Zimbabwe); 114.34 Strengthen implementation of policies and measures for the consolidation of democracy and the rule of law to ensure effective enjoyment of human rights in these areas, in line with articles 19 and 25 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Angola); 114.35 Continue efforts to respect, protect and promote human rights (Cameroon); 114.36 Continue to promote and protect the rights of women and youth (Libya); 114.37 Continue efforts to develop national legislation in the area of human rights and improve the work of the governmental organs in these areas (Russian Federation); 114.38 Further enhance the legal frameworks to protect and promote human rights (Viet Nam); 114.39 Reform its National Human Rights Commission with a view to strengthening its independence and efficacy, based on recently adopted legislation, in line with the Paris Principles (Australia); 114.40 Grant the National Commission of Human Rights, whose status is now in conformity with the Paris Principles, the resources it needs to fully exercise its powers (Comoros); 114.41 Continue efforts to ensure the smooth operation and full independence of the National Human Rights Commission in accordance with the Paris Principles (Djibouti); 114.42 Strengthen the institutional and human capacities of the national human rights institutions (Ethiopia); 114.43 Intensify efforts towards establishing a new National Human Rights Commission (Georgia); GE.18-22801 13