A/HRC/41/7 38.78 Continue efforts aimed at strengthening human rights education (Morocco); 38.79 Accelerate consideration of the establishment of a national human rights institution (Uzbekistan); 38.80 Consider expediting the establishment of the national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Kazakhstan); 38.81 Continue to strengthen the legal, institutional and policy frameworks in order to enhance the protection of human rights (Zimbabwe); 38.82 Draft a national human rights action plan to facilitate compliance of the international obligations assumed in this area (Angola); 38.83 Take further measures aimed at ensuring the increased efficiency and accountability of public services (Azerbaijan); 38.84 Continue to strengthen the capacity of law enforcement agencies and human rights education (Bahrain); 38.85 Expedite the process of establishing a national human rights institution in compliance with international standards (Bangladesh); 38.86 Continue to carry out awareness-raising programmes on human rights, in particular on the international human rights treaties to which Viet Nam is a party (Belarus); 38.87 Intensify efforts to further strengthen human rights education and awareness in schools, universities, law enforcement agencies and other places (Bhutan); 38.88 Establish a national human rights institution (Kuwait); 38.89 Continue to improve the legal framework and the national labour policy (Chad); 38.90 Continue efforts to eliminate inequalities in access to public services (China); 38.91 Continue steps towards promoting gender equality and preventing gender-based violence (Georgia); 38.92 Increase efforts to address discrimination, in line with its international obligations, and to improve its legal framework against genderbased violence (Greece); 38.93 Enact legislation to ensure access to gender affirmation treatment and legal gender recognition (Iceland); 38.94 Address the root causes of son preference and the misuse of medical technologies for sex selection without curtailing women’s access to safe abortion services (Iceland); 38.95 Strengthen efforts deployed to combat and eliminate discrimination against vulnerable groups (Madagascar); 38.96 Continue to conduct studies with a view to amending existing or introducing new legal instruments to eliminate all forms of discrimination against people living with HIV (Malaysia); 38.97 Take further steps to ensure the protection of all vulnerable groups in society including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Malta); 38.98 Legalize same-sex marriage before the next review (Netherlands); 38.99 Explicitly include “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” as forbidden grounds of discrimination in the revised Labour Code and other relevant laws (Norway); 11