A/HRC/21/11 16 119.20. Establish a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Senegal); 119.21. Ensure that the establishment of a national human rights institutions be in conformity with the Paris Principles (France); 119.22. Accelerate efforts toward the establishment of a Brazilian National Human Rights Council in accordance with the Paris Principles, including through passing a Bill on converting the Council for the Defence of the Rights of the Human Person into the National Human Rights Council which is currently in the agenda of the National Congress (Indonesia); 119.23. Expedite effort to establish a national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles (Malaysia); 119.24. Amend its legislation for the legal recognition of same-sex couples (Finland); 119.25. Ensure that federal and state authorities work more efficiently together to produce statistics and regular human rights reports (Belgium); 119.26. Continue to prepare reports in order to enhance and promote the human rights situation (Qatar); 119.27. Continue its efforts to strengthen human rights, particularly within the framework of the family (Saudi Arabia); 119.28. Encourage initiatives fostering social and inter-community harmony (Algeria); 119.29. Share with other countries good practices and achieved developments (Guatemala); 119.30. Share its best practices within poverty reduction and the promotion of social equality at the bilateral and multilateral level (Lebanon); 119.31. Pay particular attention to seek even more effective results in the implementation of policies addressing the following issues: protection of the rights and promotion of the socio-economic situation of indigenous peoples and Afro-descendent Quilombo communities; access to justice and combating impunity; extra-judicial executions, torture in detention and; protection of human rights defenders (Cape Verde); 119.32. Continue in its effort to eliminate extreme poverty and include in its social policies those who are most vulnerable, especially women, children, Afro-descendants, indigenous peoples, the elderly and persons with disabilities (Ecuador); 119.33. Continue advancing in the creation of the National Plan for Infancy and Adolescence (Colombia); 119.34. Continue with the proper implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, particularly with regard to the exercise of their political rights (Mexico); 119.35. Formulate programmes for the effective implementation of the National Plan on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Nepal);