A/HRC/26/11 110.22 Enhance efforts in requesting technical assistance to strengthen the function of the existing institutions to promote rights and freedoms (Qatar); 110.23 Take further steps to increase the independence of the AntiCorruption Agency so that it may thoroughly investigate credible allegations of corruption, and increase the number of prosecutions of these cases within the judicial system (United States of America); 110.24 Guarantee the independence of various human rights and anticorruption institutions (Ghana); 110.25 Intensify its efforts to fight corruption, including by raising public awareness (Australia); 110.26 Continue the successful and important practice of accession to the core international human rights instruments (Azerbaijan); 110.27 Engage in a dissemination and popularization campaign of major international human rights instruments in the whole national territory (Congo); 110.28 Continue its cooperation with United Nations human rights instruments (Azerbaijan); 110.29 Continue its efforts aimed at improving the coordination among national human rights institutions and the treaty bodies (Angola); 110.30 Enhance the functions of the national institutions to accelerate the process of submitting periodic reports to Treaty Bodies (Iraq); 110.31 Extend a standing invitation to all thematic Special Procedures (Montenegro); 110.32 Ensure the independence of the National Institution for Human Rights and grant it the necessary means to function in accordance with the Paris Principles, and issue a standing invitation to Mandate Holders of the Human Rights Council (Tunisia); 110.33 Expand the space for independent activities of civil society groups and issue a standing invitation to the special procedures to visit the Comoros (Ghana); 110.34 Develop a national strategic action plan for the prevention of all forms of violence against women as noted by CEDAW (Maldives); 110.35 Adopt a law on violence against women and ensure its implementation (Slovenia); 110.36 Adopt a comprehensive law on violence against women, with a particular emphasis on the protection of victims, accountability of perpetrators as well as on awareness-raising to encourage reporting of domestic and sexual violence (Portugal); 110.37 Establish specialized support centres for victims of sexual violence or victims of sexual aggression against women and children (Bahrain); 110.38 Establish shelters and other facilities for victims of violence, including domestic and sexual violence, and ensure their adequate medical, psychological, legal and financial support, and combat domestic and sexual violence through, inter alia, public awareness campaigns, education, and the promotion of equal GE.14-13136 15