A/HRC/44/9 142.24 Continue reform measures with a view to promoting political democracy in Kenya (Azerbaijan); 142.25 Further continue its political reforms in order to promote political democracy in the country (Kyrgyzstan); 142.26 Continue its work to bring its national legislation in line with its international obligations (Kyrgyzstan); 142.27 Finalize the adoption processes of the draft bills on children, mental health and persons with disabilities, and consider ratifying the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Ecuador); 142.28 Revise and enact the draft data protection bill and create a data protection framework in line with international standards on the right to privacy (Estonia); 142.29 Take immediate steps to enact the Refugee Bill (2019), gazetted through Gazette supplement No. 126, endorsing amendments that lead to enhancing freedom of movement and refugee inclusion (Netherlands); 142.30 Adopt an inclusive non-discrimination law, ensuring the protection enshrined in article 27 (4) of the Constitution (Germany); 142.31 Strengthen legislative and administrative measures on discrimination and violence against women and other vulnerable groups (South Africa); 142.32 Enact legislation implementing the two-thirds gender principle, as guaranteed in the Constitution (Sweden); 142.33 Finalize and implement, in 2020, the draft national action plan for ending child marriage in Kenya (Canada); 142.34 Finalize, adopt and implement the draft national action plan for ending child marriage (Norway); 142.35 Redouble efforts to eradicate child marriage (Chile); 142.36 Continue to provide support to the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (Egypt); 142.37 Continue its efforts towards reforming its human rights institutions and developing additional measures to ensure the effective implementation of their mandate (Sierra Leone); 142.38 Take measures to strengthen the independence and efficiency of the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights, in accordance with the principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (the Paris Principles) (Togo); 142.39 Improve the mechanisms for the collection of disaggregated data in order to facilitate an integrated assessment of advances in the promotion of human rights and in the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (Cabo Verde); 142.40 Operationalize the Judiciary Fund, as provided for in article 173 of the Constitution (Denmark); 142.41 Continue developing and implementing public policies that guarantee an inclusive service in relation to minorities, marginalized groups and other vulnerable groups, including through the adoption of appropriate special measures (Ecuador); request of the Independent Expert on protection against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.” 11