A/HRC/18/5 61.8. Consider establishing a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Poland); 61.9. Establish a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Argentina); 61.10. Continue consultations to set up a national human rights institution and materialize this project as soon as possible (Morocco); 61.11. Consider in future policies the establishment of a national human rights institution, which could favour the gradual incorporation of international commitments with an adequate and permanent technical assistance (Chile); 61.12. Complete the establishment of the national human rights institution (Maldives); 61.13. Establish an independent national human rights institution in compliance with the Paris Principles (South Africa); 61.14. Take measures to ensure the full implementation of the principles and provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Intensify efforts to establish an Ombudsman for Children to deal with complaints of violations of the rights of the child, particularly those related to child exploitation and sexual violence (Spain); 61.15. Pursue its efforts in facing the challenges identified in its national report, with special attention to combating human trafficking and discrimination and improving the situation of migrant workers as they represent an important section in the country (Algeria); 61.16. Take all measures to implement the National Action Plan for Children (Republic of Moldova); 61.17. Establish policies, programmes and services to provide children with greater protection and care (Brazil); 61.18. Maintain its policy to promote and protect vulnerable persons and continue with its efforts to develop a national policy for the benefit of persons with disabilities (Morocco); 61.19. Accelerate efforts aimed at raising awareness and education among the general population on human rights, particularly on the rights of women, children and disabled persons (Malaysia); 61.20. Meet its reporting obligations under the CRC (Maldives); 61.21. Revise existing laws identified in its national report as being discriminatory against women (Canada); 61.22. Promote and protect the rights of persons with disabilities by, among others, involving persons with disabilities in all phases of ratification of the CRPD and the Palau National Policy on Disability, and ensuring access to education as well as an inclusive education system at all levels for children with disabilities (Thailand); 61.23. Adopt legislative and public policy measures aimed at eliminating discrimination against children in situation of vulnerability, including children of immigrant families (Argentina); 12