A/HRC/41/13 in meeting the standards required by the Global Alliance for National Human Rights Institutions (Ireland); 121.18 Adopt legislative measures to strengthen the mandate of its national human rights institution so that it is fully compliant with the Paris Principles (Portugal); 121.19 Enable the national human rights institution of Slovakia to work in accordance with the Paris Principles in order for it to claim A status (Senegal); 121.20 Take additional measures to further strengthen the national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Finland); 121.21 Take all necessary measures to ensure that the National Centre for Human Rights is fully compliant with the Paris Principles, thus upgrading this national human rights institution to an A status body (Ukraine); 121.22 Strengthen the independence and mandate of the Slovak National Centre for Human Rights in line with the Paris Principles, and ensure adequate funding for the institution (Mongolia); 121.23 Further strengthen the national human rights institution, the Slovak National Centre for Human Rights, to assure that it fully complies with the Paris Principles (Norway); 121.24 Strengthen the mandate and independence of the Slovak National Centre for Human Rights and allocate more resources to the Centre to bring it into line with the Paris Principles (Republic of Korea); 121.25 Continue efforts to enhance the mandate of the national human rights institution and to strengthen its independence (Tunisia); 121.26 Take legislative measures to strengthen the mandate independence of the Slovak National Centre for Human Rights (Togo); and 121.27 Ensure the independence of the institution of the Commissioner for Children so as to guarantee full compliance with the Paris Principles (Bahamas); 121.28 Continue efforts to uphold the rights of women and children, particularly through the National Programme for the Care of Children and Adolescents (Turkmenistan); 121.29 Redouble efforts to raise awareness about discriminatory stereotypes regarding the social and family roles of women and men, in order to achieve effective gender equality in society (Uruguay); 121.30 Nam); Continue efforts to improve gender equality in the country (Viet 121.31 Continue the national efforts aimed at achieving women’s empowerment and equality between women and men in all areas (Egypt); 121.32 Continue to strengthen its effective measures in order to promote further understanding of gender equality (Myanmar); 121.33 Redouble efforts and take effective measures to promote general understanding of gender equality among the population (Togo); 121.34 Implement awareness-raising campaigns to promote general understanding of gender equality among young people (Republic of Moldova); 121.35 Take appropriate measures for the efficient implementation of the National Strategy for Gender Equality 2014–2019, including through ensuring its adequate funding (Greece); 121.36 Integrate United Nations Sustainable Development Goal number five on gender equality in the National Strategy and National Investment Plan for 13