A/HRC/31/16 91.13 Request technical assistance from the relevant United Nations agencies in order to meet its human rights obligations (Trinidad and Tobago); 91.14 Engage closely with civil society in the follow-up on the recommendations of the Human Rights Council (Trinidad and Tobago); 91.15 Establish follow-up mechanisms on the implementation of recommendations made in the framework of the universal periodic review and by treaty bodies (Colombia); 91.16 Analyse the possibility of creating a national follow-up system to international recommendations (Paraguay); 91.17 Strengthen cooperation with treaty bodies and submit overdue reports (Paraguay); 91.18 Prepare and submit, with the assistance of OHCHR, if required, all overdue reports to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, the Committee on the Rights of the Child and Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (Sierra Leone); 91.19 Adopt legislative measures on gender equality (Costa Rica); 91.20 Continue to fully implement the Equal Pay Act in order to ensure equal remuneration for men and women (Cuba); 91.21 Strengthen its efforts to ensure formal and substantive equality for women, in addition to combating gender violence in all its forms (Ecuador); 91.22 Enact a national gender policy and augment the capacity for gender analysis within government ministries, departments and agencies that coordinate policy development (Maldives); 91.23 Promote gender equality in law and in practice, particularly through education and public awareness (Mexico); 91.24 Consolidate its national gender policy that promotes women rights and their participation in the development of their society (Nicaragua); 91.25 Adopt a national gender policy and enhance the capacity for gender analysis with government ministries, departments and agencies that coordinate policy development (Rwanda); 91.26 Amend the Protection of Employment Act to include a prohibition against sexual harassment in the workplace (Canada); 91.27 Increase resources to prisons to improve conditions, to the police to develop specialties in forensics and evidence collection, and the Department of Public Prosecutions to hasten the speed of trial procedures (United States); 91.28 Continue to deepen measures and plans to eradicate sexual and domestic violence, including strengthening awareness programmes to prevent this scourge (Chile); 91.29 Strengthen measures to combat family and domestic violence, particularly on access to justice and the necessary support to victims (Colombia); 91.30 Adopt measures aiming to combat domestic violence (France); 91.31 Enact the law that enables the prosecution of suspected perpetrators of domestic and sexual violence (Haiti); 15