A/HRC/43/42/Add.1 130. Incorporate the human rights of persons with albinism in situations relating to gender-based violence, and in combating racial discrimination and xenophobia. H. Regional and national action plans 131. Adopt and implement the Regional Action Plan on Albinism in Africa. 132. Adopt and fund a national action plan on albinism, based on the Ekurhuleni Declaration and the Regional Action Plan on Albinism in Africa, in concert with the task force. 133. Support the task force in developing the national action plan, and fund the priorities identified therein. I. Other relevant issues 134. Regulate, or facilitate self-regulation of, traditional healers and their practices. 135. Facilitate self-regulation of religious bodies, particularly independent religious bodies. 136. Complete the process of review of the Witchcraft Suppression Act, with a view to protecting all rights involved, including those of practitioners as well as those of the potential victims of harmful practices perpetrated by those who practise the craft. 137. Incorporate into ongoing work against harmful practice, those practices that are related to abuse of witchcraft practice. J. International cooperation 138. Implement all recommendations made by treaty bodies, particularly the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, which have made recommendations on the situation of persons with albinism during their reviews of South Africa. 139. Include persons with albinism in future State party reports to treaty bodies and in the universal periodic review. 140. Support civil society groups representing persons with albinism in human rights training and capacity development. 141. 20 Implement the national action plan, once commissioned.