A/HRC/16/3 77.17. Relaunch the work of the Steering Committee responsible for conceptualizing and adopting the National Human Rights Action Plan (Algeria); 77.18. Continue to pay particular attention to the rights of children and women, including through the development and enactment of national action plans (Egypt); 77.19. Strengthen Government oversight of its rough diamond sector, as well as its engagement in collaborative initiatives to enhance the enforcement of the certification scheme in the West African region (Canada); 77.20. Strengthen efforts to improve the protection of human rights across the country, capacity-building of local authorities and empowerment of communities, in particular women and girls, ensuring the involvement of the civil society, both urban and rural and across the country, in the follow-up to the review report (Norway); 77.21. Consider issuing a standing invitation to the special procedures (Brazil); 77.22. Consider the possibility of issuing a standing invitation to the Special Rapporteurs as a way for the system to cooperate in defining the Government’s policies for human rights (Chile); 77.23. Consider extending a standing invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); 77.24. Strengthen law enforcement by ensuring that clear instructions are given to police forces to always act in compliance with international human rights law (Canada); 77.25. Strengthen its Professional Standard Division within the Liberian National Police to investigate and prosecute all allegations of professional misconduct in accordance with international standards, and implement extensive human rights education and training programmes for law enforcement personnel (Slovakia); 77.26. Improve prison conditions and hold accountable all those who are responsible for torture and discrimination in penitentiary facilities (Hungary); 77.27. Intensify its efforts to humanize its penitentiary system, including the identification and closure of all unauthorized prisons and detention centres (Slovakia); 77.28. Give human rights groups full access to detention facilities (Ireland); 77.29. Continue to combat violence against women (Azerbaijan); 77.30. Take measures to promote and protect the human rights of women, namely, measures to prevent, to inform and to fight against discrimination and violence against them (France); 77.31. Develop and implement education campaigns aimed at preventing sexual violence and addressing the attitudes and stereotypes which perpetuate such violence (Canada); 77.32. Take all necessary measures to ensure the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, including by way of properly and promptly investigating and prosecuting cases of gender-based and sexual violence (Sweden); 15