A/HRC/36/3 114.37 Set a timeline with clear deadlines for the implementation of all Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry recommendations and provide regular and public reports on the progress of their implementation (Slovenia); 114.38 Strengthen partnerships between official institutions and the national human rights institutions through the implementation of the bilateral programmes of cooperation (Algeria); 114.39 Continue to strengthen the Office of the Ombudsman of the Ministry of the Interior, the Ombudsman of the National Security Agency and the Special Investigations Unit, so they can fulfil their mandates effectively (New Zealand); 114.40 Take all measures to ensure the independence, including financial, and the effectiveness of the national human rights institution and to protect it from all forms of pressure or reprisal in connection with its work to promote and protect human rights (Montenegro); Strengthen the national human rights institution of Bahrain and ensure its full compliance with the Paris Principles (Republic of Korea); Continue strengthening the national human rights institution in accordance with Paris Principles, especially in terms of increasing its independence and authority (Indonesia); 114.41 Strengthen the independence and effectiveness of the national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (State of Palestine); Strengthen the capacity of the national human rights institution to have access to cases that require special attention (Libya); 114.42 Continue introducing international norms of human rights in the national legislation and efforts to increase the potential and capacity of national human rights institutions (Uzbekistan); 114.43 Continue the implementation of the national strategic action plan 20122016 on persons with disabilities (Djibouti); 114.44 Further enhance the capacity of the national committee for childhood for the full implementation of the national childhood strategic action plan (Ethiopia); 114.45 Continue to promote human rights education (Pakistan); 114.46 Take measures to improve the education system and carry out programmes aimed at enhancing awareness about human rights at the national level (Uzbekistan); 114.47 Include human rights education in school curricula (Armenia); 114.48 Intensify programmes aimed at promoting and protecting human rights in school curricula (Kuwait); 114.49 Strengthen education for law enforcement personnel on international human rights laws, including the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Republic of Korea); 114.50 Improve the capacity and training of the security forces in the area of human rights and moderate use of force, both in their response to peaceful protests and in places of detention (Spain); 114.51 Disseminate widely in the society the Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials (United Arab Emirates); 114.52 Continue the training programmes for magistrates and law enforcement officials in accordance with international standards and human rights principles (Lebanon); 114.53 Continue to raise awareness of human rights among all groups, particularly the younger generations, through education, training and media communications (Thailand); 14