A/HRC/28/14 127.41 Continue stepping up efforts to establish an independent National Human Rights Institution in conformity with the Paris Principles (Malaysia); 127.42 Continue its practice of further strengthening the national human rights institution (Pakistan); 127.43 Continue its efforts to strengthen the role of independent bodies for human rights (Yemen); 127.44 Take concrete measures to guarantee the independence of the High Commission for Human Rights in accordance with the Paris Principles (Philippines); 127.45 Ensure that the High Commission for Human Rights functions in accordance with the Paris Principles (India); 127.46 Ensure the Commission’s independence in accordance with the Paris Principles (Afghanistan); 127.47 Provide constitutional bodies, such as the National Human Rights Commission, and relevant government entities with the necessary mandate to effectively investigate and document all crimes against ethnic and religious minorities with a view to prosecuting those responsible (Denmark); 127.48 Continue to strengthen the various mechanisms and institutions in the judicial as well as governmental level to promote and protect as well as monitor human rights, including strengthening the High Commission for Human Rights in line with the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 127.49 Consider joining the International Coordinating Committee of National Institutions (Afghanistan); 127.50 Put into place and build the capacity of an independent Human Rights Commission to highlight human rights violations (Sweden); 127.51 Consider the establishment of an office of the Ombudsman for Children’s Rights devoted purely to the protection of the rights of the child (Poland); 127.52 Efficiently implement recently ratified international conventions, especially in the field of child rights (Kazakhstan); 127.53 Further enhance measures, in cooperation with the international community, to protect and promote the rights of the child, including through strengthening the educational system and the provision of adequate food, housing and health services (Sri Lanka); 127.54 Continue to adopt programmes that provide basic services to children, including health care, housing and education (State of Palestine); 127.55 Exert more efforts towards strengthening the rights of the child through the adoption of a national policy for children (Sudan); 127.56 Adopt and implement, through an inclusive and a participatory process, national policies for the promotion and protection of children’s rights, with a particular focus on the right to an adequate standard of living and the right not to be subjected to any form of discrimination, exploitation or violence (Brazil); 127.57 Undertake additional measures to protect rights of women and children (Viet Nam); 16