A/HRC/44/5 113.39 Consider the extension of a standing invitation to all special procedure mandate holders of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); 113.40 Explore the possibility of ratifying the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (Niger); 113.41 Support the Ministry of Human Rights and Civil Liberties to take the necessary measures to ensure that an independent national human rights institution is in conformity with the Paris Principles and promote and protect human rights, including freedoms of expression and opinion, as well as social and economic rights (Solomon Islands); 113.42 Continue efforts to create a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Tunisia); 113.43 Continue its efforts to strengthen its human rights framework and to promote civil and political rights (Turkey); 113.44 Ensure the independence of the national human rights institution (Ukraine); 113.45 Continue with the establishment and strengthening of the national human rights institution (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 113.46 Strengthen the functioning and independence of the national human rights institutions to guarantee its compliance with the Paris Principles (Zambia); 113.47 Continue to provide support to strengthening the work of the independent national human rights institution and the High Communications Authority (Morocco); 113.48 Provide the national independent human rights institution with adequate resources in order to reach total independence in its actions, and thus meet the criteria of the Paris Principles (Comoros); 113.49 Continue efforts to establish, as provided for by the provisions of article 146 to 148 of the Constitution, an independent national human rights institution, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Djibouti); 113.50 Amend the Criminal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure to ensure that they are in line with the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (France); 113.51 Encourage to strengthen the functioning and independence of the national institution of human rights to guarantee its compliance with the Paris Principles (Ghana); 113.52 Strengthen the independence of the national human rights institution further, in accordance with the Paris Principles (India); 113.53 Continue to improve the capacity of its independent national human rights institution, moving towards its alignment with the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 113.54 Continue to take measures to strengthen the functioning of the national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Nepal); 113.55 Strengthen the capacity of the national human rights institution, especially with regard to the rights of people with disabilities, and ensure they are fully included in society (Mauritania); 113.56 Complete the process of establishing an independent national human rights institution with sufficient budget and completely trained staff to enable it to fully discharge its mandate (Serbia); 13