A/HRC/36/11 136.20 Select national candidates for the United Nations Treaty Body elections through an open, merit-based process (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 136.21 Reinforce the fruitful cooperation with the treaty body organs of the United Nations (Côte d’Ivoire); 136.22 Further strengthen its active engagement with the international community to promote human rights in all areas (Myanmar); 136.23 Continue efforts to strengthen the national human rights institutions (Nepal); 136.24 Continue working to ensure that the National Human Rights Institution gains “A” status in compliance with the Paris Principles (Portugal); 136.25 Bring its National Human Rights Council in line with the Paris Principles (Sierra Leone); 136.26 Provide the National Human Rights Council with the necessary resources to enhance its independence to effectively carry out its functions (Uganda); 136.27 Provide the National Human Rights Council with the necessary budgetary, administrative and political independence to fully implement its functions (Greece); 136.28 Provide the National Human Rights Council with the budgetary, administrative and political independence, which is necessary to exercise its new mandate (Guatemala); 136.29 Fully align its national legislation with all obligations under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Estonia); 136.30 Continue with the commendable efforts to strengthen the legal and institutional framework for the promotion and protection of human rights and to reduce poverty and promote social equality (Bhutan); 136.31 Bring its national human rights institutions, especially the National Human Rights Council, fully in line with the Paris Principles (Poland); 136.32 Introduce mandatory human rights training for police agencies, and implement an evidence-based policing programme, to reduce deaths from police action by 10 per cent over the universal periodic review cycle (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 136.33 Implement human rights training programmes for the security forces, emphasizing the use of force according to the criteria of necessity and proportionality (Italy); 136.34 Continue improving human rights education and training for enforcement agencies, public officials, and prison guards (Malaysia); 136.35 Continue efforts to enhance public awareness on issues of ethnic and racial equality and to combat violence against indigenous peoples (Uzbekistan); 136.36 Carry out specific legislative reform to strengthen measures against discrimination on the basis of gender and ethnicity (Uganda); 136.37 Take measures to eliminate cases of discrimination against certain groups in society (Iraq); 136.38 Support initiatives and strategies to combat discrimination and promote the inclusion of vulnerable persons (Madagascar); 136.39 Take necessary measures to address homophobic and transphobic crime, including by establishing a system for recording such crimes (Sweden); 12