A/HRC/14/37 urgent measure to address delays in the justice system, in accordance with the constitutional provisions and until the election of the magistrates scheduled for 5 December; (b) that the designated persons be recognized jurists without a political background, and be representative of the diversity of the population; (c) that the approval of the new judicial body be supported by all political actors of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly. 373. The delegation referred to the adoption on 31 March 2010 of the law to combat corruption, which also established a national council to combat corruption. 374. On 24 May 2010, on the occasion of the National Day to Combat Racial Discrimination, a draft law to fight racism and all forms of discrimination and racism was presented to the Plurinational Legislative Assembly. 375. Bolivia (Plurinational State of) announced that the Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance would visit the country before the end of 2010. 376. In response to recommendations on the rights of children, Bolivia (Plurinational State of) was working on a plurinational plan for the communitarian development of children and adolescence with social inclusion and rights protection. 377. Lastly, the delegation made reference to the State’s term as a Member of the Council coming to an end, and highlighted its satisfaction for its involvement in the promotion and protection of human rights, in particular those of victims of discrimination and the rights of indigenous peoples, and stressed its continued commitment in this regard. 2. Views expressed by Member and observer States of the Council on the review outcome 378. Cuba made reference to the far-reaching changes made in recent years, which were aimed at making social justice and dignity a reality for all Bolivians. Bolivia (Plurinational State of) was advancing towards a society based on social equality, fairness and harmony, where discrimination and exclusion had no place among its peoples and nations. Cuba noted that the remarkable progress made in the effective enjoyment by all of human rights was an indisputable achievement. Cuba congratulated the State on its positive results and reassured it of its willingness to continue working together for the well-being of its people and all those aiming at achieving justice. 379. Algeria noted the positive response of Bolivia (Plurinational State of) to almost all recommendations, reflecting the importance that the State attached to the universal periodic review. Algeria expressed its appreciation for the State’s acceptance of the recommendations made by Algeria, and its satisfaction that they either had already been implemented or were being implemented. Algeria welcomed the additional voluntary commitments made by the State, particularly those related to the further implementation of the national human rights plan of action. Algeria wished Bolivia (Plurinational State of) success in the implementation of the recommendations. 380. Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) referred to the historic roots that united both countries. Venezuela noted Bolivia’s presentation of the profound social changes with absolute respect for human rights. Venezuela reiterated its satisfaction with Bolivia’s openness and availability to dialogue. It also highlighted the acceptance by Bolivia of almost all recommendations, most of which have been already implemented. In conclusion, it encouraged Bolivia (Plurinational State of) to continue to consolidate the process of change in favour of its noble people, and reassured it of Venezuela’s committed and fraternal support for this endeavour. 381. Malaysia noted with appreciation that 78 of 79 recommendations had been accepted by Bolivia (Plurinational State of), which had started implementing a number of them. It GE.12-17781 105