A/HRC/40/5 144.12 Monitor the implementation of recommendations and submission of reports (Turkmenistan); 144.13 Participate in international programmes of technical assistance and capacity-building in the field of human rights (Turkmenistan); 144.14 Continue efforts to develop national laws aligned with international human rights instruments (Lebanon); 144.15 Continue to intensify its efforts to address the challenges, constraints and obstacles, as presented in its national report, in the promotion and protection of human rights (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 144.16 Continue efforts towards strengthening national human rights institutions, building the national and human resources in such a way as to spread the culture of human rights and its protection (Lebanon); 144.17 Establish a national human rights commission (Ukraine); 144.18 Establish a national mechanism for monitoring and reporting, with the participation of multiple stakeholders, the implementation of recommendations of different human rights mechanisms, including recommendations from the universal periodic review (Paraguay); 144.19 Pursue measures to strengthen human rights institutions (Algeria); 144.20 Continue efforts to ensure appropriate financing of institutions that are part of the national framework for the protection and promotion of human rights, as well as the complete adoption of a normative framework to guarantee their independence (Romania); 144.21 Further strengthen the regulatory and institutional framework (Morocco); 144.22 Redouble efforts and commitment, and seek the necessary support, to further ensure the enjoyment of human rights by all its people (Nigeria); 144.23 Further expand socially oriented programmes promoting youth employment (Uzbekistan); 144.24 Continue its efforts to adopt a development policy to achieve the economic and social objectives that serve to protect and promote human rights (Yemen); 144.25 Devote more resources to programmes to promote youth and women’s entrepreneurship (Viet Nam); 144.26 Continue efforts to increase the employment rate, particularly among the youth (Malaysia); 144.27 Continue efforts to protect the rights of vulnerable groups (Azerbaijan); 144.28 Maintain the positive dynamics of aligning national legislation with international instruments (Azerbaijan); 144.29 Adopt strategies within the monitoring and review mechanisms to ensure that the newly established gender units become effective and are fit for purpose (Botswana); 144.30 Effectively continue its national nutrition policy aimed at improving the nutritional status of the population (Azerbaijan); 144.31 Continue the measures to support the national human rights institutions and strengthen the financial and administrative autonomy of the Senegalese Human Rights Committee (Pakistan); 144.32 Strengthen the institutional and human capacities of the national human rights institutions (Ethiopia); 12 GE.18-22584