A/HRC/34/10 115.36 Accelerate the establishment and functioning of the National Children’s Authority to prevent and combat violence, exploitation and other degrading practices (Spain); 115.37 Put in place strategies and implement the action plan to more effectively combat child, early and forced marriage (Sierra Leone); 115.38 Adopt and implement the plan of action against early marriages (Djibouti); 115.39 Give continuity to strengthening national human rights institutions and mechanisms (Nepal); 115.40 Provide adequate funding for the national human rights institution and reduce its reliance on external sources (Philippines); 115.41 Continue to strengthen its national human rights and democratic institutions (Bangladesh); 115.42 Further strengthen the financial resources of the Uganda Human Rights Commission (Niger); 115.43 Capacitate and allocate resources to the Uganda Human Rights Commission in a sustainable manner (South Africa); 115.44 Maintain and strengthen measures to enhance the promotion and protection of human rights (Syrian Arab Republic); 115.45 Continue constructive cooperation with United Nations human rights mechanisms (Azerbaijan); 115.46 Strengthen cooperation with the treaty bodies by being up to date with the submission of its national reports (Colombia); 115.47 Submit overdue reports to the human rights treaty bodies (Ghana); 115.48 Submit its overdue reports to the relevant treaty bodies (Sierra Leone); 115.49 Consider strengthening the framework and mechanisms for eliminating discrimination against women and gender-based violence by enacting and enforcing all relevant laws, already under consideration, relating to violence against women (Mauritius); 115.50 Promote the participation of women in the process of national development (Angola); 115.51 Continue with efforts to advance the rights of women and combat discrimination against women and girls, in particular to achieve equal access to education and prevent girls dropping out of school (Mexico); 115.52 Delete all discriminatory provisions against women that may exist in its national laws (Guatemala); 115.53 Prevent and combat all forms of discrimination and violence against women and other vulnerable groups (Italy); 115.54 Take appropriate measures to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women and girls as well as persons with albinism (Madagascar); 115.55 Continue to protect girls from all forms of discrimination and promote girls’ rights and access to education (Pakistan); 15