A/HRC/39/7 101.54 Widen the scope of its human rights national action plan through an inclusive approach for the advancement of the promotion and protection of human rights (Indonesia); 101.55 Continue the practice of adopting national plans for actions in various fields with the purpose of improving the human rights situation in the country (Tajikistan); 101.56 Pursue its efforts to strengthen the national human rights institution and bring it into conformity with the Paris Principles (Egypt); 101.57 Further strengthen the National Centre for Human Rights and the Office of the Human Rights Commissioner (India); 101.58 Redouble efforts to strengthen its national human rights institutions to comply with the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 101.59 Step up efforts to align its national human rights institutions with the Paris Principles (Philippines); 101.60 Pursue efforts to set up a national human rights institution in line with the Paris Principles (Qatar); 101.61 Establish a national human rights institution fully in line with the Paris Principles (Senegal); 101.62 Ensure that the national human rights institution is fully in line with the Paris Principles (Togo); 101.63 Advance in the adjustment of existing institutions with a view to establishing a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Uruguay); 101.64 Continue efforts to expedite the adoption of the law on public oversight and the establishment of public councils in all government bodies (Yemen); 101.65 Ensure fully the alignment of the Office of the Human Rights Commissioner (Ombudsman) with the Paris Principles (Afghanistan); 101.66 Request technical cooperation with OHCHR to establish a permanent national mechanism to follow up on the implementation of international human rights recommendations (Paraguay); 101.67 Consider the establishment or the strengthening of the existing national mechanism for coordination, implementation, reporting and follow-up, in line with elements identified in the 2016 OHCHR guide on national mechanisms for reporting and follow-up (Portugal); 101.68 Define racial discrimination and incorporate all the elements of article 1 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination into its legislation (Côte d’Ivoire); 101.69 Take all appropriate measures to improve the living conditions of all detainees, as well as to prevent any phenomena of mistreatment or torture in prisons (Greece); 101.70 Ensure the rights of detainees and prisoners to contact their families and medical doctors and to consult with a lawyer of their choice in privacy and confidence (Poland); 101.71 Grant access to places of detention to independent monitors (Lithuania); 101.72 Continue the process of releasing all political prisoners together with a transparent process to bring legislation into line with the international framework on civil and political rights (Mexico); 13