A/HRC/23/14 94.25. Provide national human rights institutions with sufficient financial and human resources to carry out their mandate (Bulgaria); 94.26. Promptly create the independent national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles and provide it with the necessary budget and resources (Spain); 94.27. Continue its efforts to materialize its decision to create an independent institution for the protection and the promotion of human rights, in accordance with the Paris Principles, and with a clear mandate and sufficient resources (Peru); 94.28. Establish a genuinely independent national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles, and ensure that it has a mandate to receive and handle individual complaints, monitor the human rights situation, coordinate with thematic mechanisms and cooperate with the Government and other entities in the drafting, dissemination and enforcement of human rights legislation (Ecuador); 94.29. Establish a national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles, with a mandate to receive and handle individual complaints, monitor the human rights situation, coordinate with the thematic mechanisms and collaborate with the Government and other entities in the drafting, dissemination and implementation of human rights legislation (Uruguay); 94.30. Establish a single independent human rights institution with a broad mandate, in line with the Paris Principles or another specialised body, to consider, issue opinions, and make recommendations on complaints submitted by women alleging violations of human rights (Republic of Moldova); 94.31. Organise visits of the Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, the Special Rapporteur on torture, Special Rapporteur on human rights of migrants, Special Rapporteur on trafficking in human beings to the country (Belarus); 94.32. Exert efforts to fight discrimination in all its forms and types (Libya); 94.33. Ensure the constitutional guarantees of equality before the law (Hungary); 94.34. Develop a comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation and adopt a comprehensive policy to ensure effective implementation of the principles of equality and non-discrimination in respect of all (Kyrgyzstan); 94.35. Continue to strengthen its programs to enhance tolerance and multiculturalism, with an aim to eliminate negative perceptions that could lead to discrimination or violence, particularly for women and children (Philippines); 94.36. Take strong legislative and administrative measures to effectively protect women’s rights (China); 94.37. Develop a comprehensive strategy to eliminate discriminatory gender stereotypes (Republic of Moldova); 94.38. Develop a comprehensive strategy to eliminate gender stereotypes and promote gender equality (Brazil); 94.39. Continue pursuing appropriate, efficient policies, including awarenessraising campaigns, to eliminate discriminatory gender stereotypes (Slovakia); 17