A/HRC/31/9 and the Commission on Disappearances with Nepal’s international obligations], as soon as possible (Switzerland); 122.5 Bring the 2014 Act on the Commission on Investigation of Enforced Disappeared Persons, Truth and Reconciliation into compliance with international norms, particularly with regard to the definition of amnesty, witness protection and the delays in processing complaints (Belgium); 122.6 Amend the Domestic Violence Act, in particular to clarify the definition of sexual harm and broaden the definition of domestic violence to also include threats of violence, as well as include all types of physical harm (Norway); 122.7 Amend legislation on domestic violence to encompass all forms of sexual violence, including between partners and outside marriage, in addition to threats (Spain); 122.8 Develop a national action plan to end gender-based violence and to bring rape laws in line with international standards (Australia); 122.9 Bring the laws on rape into compliance with international norms, particularly with regard to the legal definition of rape and the timeframe to file complaints (Belgium); 122.10 Effectively enforce its legislation on domestic violence and expedite the adoption of the Bill on Gender Equality and Violence against Women (Slovenia); 122.11 Enact the draft law on sexual harassment in the workplace (Algeria); 122.12 Consider adopting a national legislation on combating sexual harassment (Egypt); 122.13 Bring rape laws in line with international standards and remove the 35-day limitation on lodging a complaint of rape with the police (Republic of Korea); 122.14 Remove, or at least extend, the 35-day statute of limitations of reporting rape cases (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 122.15 Ensure the effective functioning of the National Human Rights Commission in accordance with the Paris Principles, in particular by providing the Commission with required and adequate levels of funding as well as sufficient autonomy (Republic of Korea); 122.16 Ensure the independence and financial autonomy of the National Human Rights Commission (India); 122.17 Strengthen its National Commissions, namely the National Women Commission, in order to implement the adopted policies (Portugal); 122.18 Continue making progress in the protection of women rights, consolidating existing institutional mechanisms (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 122.19 Establish a special mechanism responsible for independent child rights monitoring (Estonia); 122.20 Continue its implementation of the national plan of action on the provision of education for all, including for economically disadvantaged social groups (United Arab Emirates); 16