A/HRC/29/15 148.17. Continue adopting comprehensive legislation discrimination, including against women (State of Palestine); to combat 148.18. Accelerate the adoption of the draft laws on Equality and Antidiscrimination and the Enforcement Monitoring Bodies (Lithuania); 148.19. Expedite the completion, and followed by the enactment of, the draft “Law on the Prevention of Human Trafficking and Protection of Victims” (Indonesia); 148.20. Establish the National Human Rights Institution in line with the Paris Principles (Nicaragua); 148.21. Undertake the necessary measures to obtain the “A” accreditation for the Ombudsman and the National Human Rights Institution (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 148.22. Consider applying for an “A” status accreditation of the National Human Rights Institution (Hungary); 148.23. Strengthen the National Human Rights Institution in order to ensure its independence and effectiveness in accordance with the Paris Principles (Chile); 148.24. Implement all necessary measures in order to ensure that its national human rights body is in full compliance with the Paris Principles (Comoros); 148.25. Take necessary measures to ensure that the National Human Rights Institution is brought into compliance with the Paris Principles (Kenya); 148.26. Further strengthen the capacities of the Human Rights Institution in line with the Paris Principles (Niger); 148.27. Continue its efforts to develop training programs within the framework of the project entitled “Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights” (Yemen); 148.28. Undertake further measures in accordance with the “National Strategy on Children’s Rights and its Action Plan” in order to ensure the rights of the children and combat early marriage (Albania); 148.29. Intensify its efforts to implement the National Action Plan for Gender Equality for 2013–2015 (Equatorial Guinea); 148.30. Continue further improvement of the promotion and protection of human rights in the country (Azerbaijan); 148.31. Continue the efforts to set up the independent committee to monitor the implementation of laws (Qatar); 148.32. Strengthen internal mechanisms for the implementation of OP-CAT (Spain); 148.33. Strengthen the various monitoring mechanisms established for effective enforcement of the new legislations and action plans, in particular those targeting the inclusion of the most marginalized segments of the population (Mauritius); 148.34. Accelerate the process of adopting the National Strategy and Plan of Action on Violence against Children (Benin); 14