A/HRC/28/3 established national preventive mechanism; and in Tajikistan, the joint advocacy of the Office and the Ombudsman and civil society led to the establishment of a pilot mechanism to monitor closed institutions. 59. OHCHR pursued its involvement in the ongoing review process of the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, and organized a workshop on traditional justice and an expert consultation on military justice. 60. In Mexico, OHCHR provided advice on the revision of the military justice code. In Guatemala, it put in place a comprehensive strategy to strengthen the national capacity to fight impunity. Its continued support for the justice sector resulted in an increased application of international human rights standards in judicial resolutions. Through regional judicial roundtables held throughout Cambodia, OHCHR convened judges, prosecutors, lawyers, court clerks and prison and police officials to foster cooperation and improve the delivery of justice. 61. As part of ongoing efforts to assist States and other relevant stakeholders to ensure human rights-based governance of migration at international borders, OHCHR released its recommended principles and guidelines on human rights at international borders,18 which translate the international human rights framework into practical border governance measures. D. Integrating human rights in development and the economic sphere 1. Human rights in development 62. The Office contributed to ensuring that human rights, including the right to development, are fully integrated into the Sustainable Development Goals and the post2015 development agenda so that, unlike the Millennium Development Goals, the new global agenda for development is closely aligned with international human rights standards. OHCHR efforts included engaging with Member States during the negotiations of the Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals, organizing high-level events and contributing technical input to United Nations interagency mechanisms supporting the negotiations of Member States. OHCHR consistently called for human rights to be mainstreamed across all goals, targets and indicators and for a universal, balanced framework ensuring freedom from fear and from want for all, without discrimination. 63. I am encouraged that the outcome document of the Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals19 reflects the above-mentioned human rights imperative, and OHCHR will work to preserve these gains while addressing gaps and promoting strong accountability architecture and human rights indicators. 64. OHCHR promoted a human rights-based approach to data collection in discussions on the post-2015development agenda. It assisted several States, including Côte d’Ivoire, Egypt, Morocco and Togo, in integrating human rights indicators into the formulation and impact assessments of national development policies and programmes. 65. Efforts to integrate human rights into development and the economic sphere also included developing human rights impact assessments, which can be effective in identifying, quantifying and evaluating the ways that trade and investment have an impact on the full spectrum of human rights. 18 19 12 Available from www.ohchr.org/EN/Issues/Migration/Pages/InternationalBorders.aspx. Available from http://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/focussdgs.html.