A/HRC/32/6 128.16 Continue the reforms to improve policies and programmes towards promotion and protection of all human rights (Lesotho); 128.17 Operationalize the National Human Rights Commission and ensure that its operating is in line with the Paris Principles (Morocco); 128.18 Continue its efforts for the operationalization of the National Human Rights Commission (South Africa); 128.19 Redouble its efforts to guarantee the independence of the National Human Rights Commission and provide it with the necessary resources (Libya); 128.20 Intensify its efforts with a view to creating the conditions in order that the National Human Rights Commission conform with the Paris Principles (Niger); 128.21 Strengthen the independence of the National Human Rights Commission and provide it with the necessary resources to fulfil its mandate (Egypt); 128.22 Ensure that the National Human Rights Commission has sufficient resources, personnel and a clear mandate to carry out its work in line with the Paris Principles (Norway); 128.23 Strengthen technical and human capacity and the independence of the National Human Rights Commission and the Ombudsman, according to the Paris Principles (Costa Rica); 128.24 Ensure that the National Human Rights Commission with the sufficient resources to be able to acquit itself of its mandate, fully respecting the Paris Principles (Tunisia); 128.25 Strengthen its efforts to introduce human rights education in the curriculum and training programmes (Senegal); 128.26 Strengthen its ongoing Public Education Programme on Human Rights (Zimbabwe); 128.27 Utilize opportunities to obtain grant funding inter alia from the World Bank’s Global Financing Facility (Norway); 128.28 Continue to actively engage its international partners with the view to seek technical and other assistance to build and strengthen institutional and operational capacities for human rights (Philippines); 128.29 Engage stakeholders such as civil society organizations, the private sector, local communities, donors, and multilateral institutions in the realization of the fundamental international principles on human rights protection (Ukraine); 128.30 Engage the civil society in the follow-up implementation process of the universal periodic review recommendations (Poland); 128.31 Submit overdue reports to the relevant treaty bodies (Sierra Leone); 128.32 Transmit to the Committee on the Rights of the Child the combined third and fourth periodic reports and the reports for the two Optional Protocols to the Convention within the scheduled time (Uruguay); 128.33 Issue a standing invitation to the special procedures (Turkey); 15