A/HRC/40/16 130.36 Continue to strengthen the existing National Commission for Human Rights (Indonesia); 130.37 Provide the Human Rights Commission with sufficient financial resources, autonomy and independence to be able to align with the Paris Principles (Chile); 130.38 Strengthen the capacities of the National Human Rights Commission so that it complies with the Paris Principles (Niger); 130.39 Allow the National Commission for Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms to function effectively (Senegal); 130.40 Bring the National Human Rights Commission into conformity with the Paris Principles, provide for a sufficient budget for its operation, guarantee the institutional independence of that body and give it competence to bring cases before the courts (Portugal); 130.41 Speed up the reform of the National Human Rights Commission with a view to ensuring its good functioning and full independence, in line with the Paris Principles (Djibouti); 130.42 Ensure the effective functioning of dialogue forums with civil society, such as the National Human Rights Commission (France); 130.43 Take the necessary measures to strengthen the protection component of the new law on the National Human Rights Commission and bring it into compliance with the Paris Principles (Georgia); 130.44 Ensure the accreditation of the National Human Rights Commission with A status to the United Nations (Mali); 130.45 Harmonize the National Human Rights Commission in accordance with the Paris Principles (Mexico); 130.46 Take steps to establish a mechanism for monitoring children’s rights with the capacity to receive, investigate and address complaints by children in a child-sensitive manner (Ghana); 130.47 Consider the establishment of an independent child rights oversight mechanism, and take additional measures to reduce disparities in access to school and other public goods related to gender or socioeconomic, ethnic or regional reasons, paying particular attention to refugee children (Brazil); 130.48 Consider establishing a specific human rights mechanism, independent and in full compliance with the Paris Principles, to protect the rights of the child, potentially within the framework of the national human rights institution (Netherlands); 130.49 Establish a specific mechanism for supervising the rights of the child, able to receive, investigate and handle complaints in a child-sensitive manner and to make systematic, adequate and effective efforts to remedy discrimination against children living in rural areas (Portugal); 130.50 Strengthen the national system for the promotion and protection of human rights, including by intensifying efforts to prevent and combat arbitrary detention and torture (Italy); 130.51 Continue to implement measures aimed at strengthening democracy, the rule of law and good governance, with a view to improving the quality of public services and combating corruption more effectively (Angola); 130.52 Strengthen institutional capacities to detect, investigate and prosecute corruption effectively (Botswana); 130.53 Investigate, prosecute and sentence, as appropriate, Congolese staff members who have been or are involved in allegations of abuse and criminality, including sexual exploitation, as part of peacekeeping operations (Haiti); GE.18-22821 13