A/HRC/43/6 and that conditions are in place to ensure the complete independence of the Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission (Portugal); 127.64 Strengthen the mandate of the National Human Rights Commission (Sudan); 127.65 Adopt necessary measures to ensure the independence and efficiency of the National Human Rights Commission, in accordance with the principles relating to the status of national institutions (Togo); 127.66 Secure independent and effective functioning of the National Human Rights Commission (Ukraine); 127.67 Adopt the child protection strategy with appropriate action plans (Montenegro); 127.68 Further intensify its national training and awareness-raising programmes on gender-related laws for duty bearers and the public (Philippines); 127.69 Continue to strengthen educational and gender-equality policies, towards the greatest possible development and well-being of its people (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 127.70 Continue the adoption and implementation of national action plans for continuous progress of the human rights standards (Azerbaijan); 127.71 Accelerate the adoption of the child protection strategy, and enforce appropriate plans for its implementation (Iraq); 127.72 Continue to take active measures to better protect the rights of women, children and people with disabilities (China); 127.73 Strengthen its resilience on the comprehensive reform agenda it has embarked on since 2017 (Ethiopia); 127.74 Adopt measures to guarantee the equal representation of women and men in all positions in the public and private sectors (Honduras); 127.75 Continue its efforts to promote gender equality and empowerment of women and girls for sustained socioeconomic development (Pakistan); 127.76 Continue to strengthen, through the recently established ministry of women, children and social welfare, efforts aimed at the promotion of gender equality, access to social protection and educational campaigns, while paying specific attention to the needs of rural women (South Africa); 127.77 Eliminate legal discrimination against women, guarantee the effective application of the law prohibiting domestic violence and the law on sexual crimes as well as decriminalize voluntary termination of pregnancy and ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Spain); 127.78 Pursue comprehensive efforts to combat discrimination against women (Tunisia); 127.79 Continue implementing measures such as the national gender and women empowerment policy (2010–2020), with a view to combating problems faced by women and girls to access their rights on an equal footing with men, including in relation to access to rights to property, reproductive rights and protection against violence and discrimination (Uruguay); 127.80 Continue with the measures to guarantee the representation of women and men on equal terms in all decision-making positions in the public and private sectors (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 127.81 Effectively incorporate a gender perspective in the framework of the Gambia National Development Plan (2018–2021), and continue implementing all relevant public policies for ensuring women and girls’ equality and empowerment (Cuba); 14