A/HRC/21/11 20 119.81. Ensure that the National Programme for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders be implemented in all states of the nation (Spain); 119.82. Ensure the protection of human rights defenders, notably the leaders of indigenous communities fighting for their rights (Switzerland); 119.83. Consider the development of a comprehensive policy to address the problem of human rights violations against its defenders founded on strategies for strengthening the independence of the judiciary and increasing the awareness of the population and public authorities as to the important role of these defenders (Timor-Leste); 119.84. Ensure adequate safeguards are in place to ensure protection of human rights defenders, including those working within indigenous communities (United Kingdom); 119.85. Increase funding to provide human rights advocates with adequate protection (Australia); 119.86. Adopt a law to confirm the official status of the national programme for the protection of human rights defenders (Belgium); 119.87. Respect the rights of Human Rights Defenders and protect them in their everyday struggle (Poland); 119.88. Intensify efforts for the security of human rights defenders and reinforce cooperation with all stakeholders, in particular, the states and military police (Czech Republic); 119.89. Take all necessary measures to ensure the physical integrity of journalists and human rights defenders (France); 119.90. Provide systematic training to judges, prosecutors and lawyers on women’s rights and violence against women, including on the implementation of the Maria da Penha Law on domestic and family violence against women (Canada); 119.91. Increase its efforts to fully implement the Maria da Penha Law regarding the rights of women victims of domestic violence (Portugal); 119.92. Continue fighting violence against women (Senegal); 119.93. Continue its efforts to implement policies to enhance the protection of women against violence (Singapore); 119.94. Take effective steps to ensure gender equality and counteract violence against women (Uzbekistan); 119.95. Take further steps in order to promote gender equality and eliminate domestic and family violence in the country (Azerbaijan); 119.96. Take legal and practical measures to eliminate violence and discrimination against women particularly in the rural and remote areas of Brazil (Iran); 119.97. Take measures to address homo- and trans-phobic crime, including by establishing a system for recording such crimes (Finland); 119.98. Strengthen domestic cooperation between relevant actors, as well as international cooperation, in order to combat both internal and