A/HRC/29/12 96.26 Adopt a comprehensive national human rights action plan aimed at addressing all human rights violations (Botswana); 96.27 Improve the performance of public institutions in the protection, promotion and fulfilment of human rights in the country (South Africa); 96.28 Take measures to increase transparency in public administration in order to instil trust among the general public hence contributing to stability in the Guinean society (Sweden); 96.29 Pay the highest possible attention to children’s rights, particularly through adopting a comprehensive code on children’s rights (Cabo Verde); 96.30 Draft a national strategy and adopt a code for the protection of children (Turkey); 96.31 Improve the civil registration system in order to register all children at birth (Turkey); 96.32 Increase its efforts to raise public awareness of the fundamental rights of women and children (Sudan); 96.33 Continue its cooperation with the United Nations in the field of human rights (Romania); 96.34 Finalize implementation of the unimplemented UPR recommendations from the first cycle review (Kuwait); 96.35 Endeavour to implement the remaining recommendations of the previous and present UPR process (Mozambique); 96.36 Establish an interministerial committee responsible for the implementation of its international human rights obligations, inter alia for implementing UPR recommendations and drafting overdue reports to the United Nations human rights treaty bodies (Portugal); 96.37 Submit the various overdue reports to the relevant treaty bodies (Sierra Leone); 96.38 Strengthen cooperation with treaty bodies (Niger); 96.39 Continue to undertake measures to promote and enhance the rights of women (Singapore); 96.40 Incorporate in its legislation a definition of discrimination against women and the principle of equality between men and women, in keeping with its obligations under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Canada); 96.41 Make it a government priority to ensure gender equality in all spheres of life, including by formulating a comprehensive strategy to eliminate attitudes and practices that discriminate against women and girls (Slovenia); 96.42 Make it a priority to ensure gender equality in all spheres of life, and that Guinea-Bissau formulates a comprehensive strategy to eliminate negative attitudes and practices that affect women and girls (Netherlands); 96.43 Further promote gender equality and women’s participation in public life (Rwanda); 96.44 To take steps to increase women’s participation in society as well as to further secure the rights of women and girls (Trinidad and Tobago); 16 GE.15-07685