A/HRC/13/8 12. Take all necessary measures to improve implementation of the human rights provisions of the Constitution into the laws enacted thereof. (Greece); 13. Accelerate the process of establishing the national commission for the promotion and protection of human rights, in accordance with the Paris Principles, and undertake the steps necessary for its accreditation with the coordinating committee for national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights. (Algeria); 14. Accelerate steps under way to establish the national human rights commission in accordance with the Paris Principles. (Egypt); 15. Continue efforts to establish a national human rights commission in accordance with the Paris Principles. (Morocco); 16. Take all necessary urgent measures to set up the national human rights commission in accordance with the Paris Principles. (Niger); 17. Expedite the establishment of an independent national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles. (Uganda); 18. Continue its efforts to establish a national human rights commission, which is an essential tool to promote and protect human rights. (Djibouti); 19. Provide human rights education and sensitivity training to all members of civil service, armed forces, prison and judicial staff, focusing specifically on protection of human rights of women, children and other vulnerable groups. (Czech Republic); 20. Continue close cooperation with various stakeholders and nongovernmental organizations in the follow-up of its review. (Austria); 21. Deepen cooperation with international and regional human rights mechanisms. (Egypt); 22. Do its utmost to submit regular reports to the treaty bodies. (Gabon); 23. Continue on its path of cooperation with the special procedures of the Human Rights Council and other relevant regional mechanisms. (Zimbabwe); 24. Take better account of the situation of vulnerable populations and adopt legislation to ensure promotion and protection of handicapped persons, children and women. (Congo); 25. Abolish all discriminatory laws which still exist in relation to women in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. (Luxembourg); 26. Expedite action on the reform process to remove provisions in domestic legislation which discriminate against women. (Ghana); 27. Adopt awareness-raising measures to address the root causes in society of inequalities which continue to affect women. (Luxembourg); 28. Continue effectively to combat all forms of discrimination which the most vulnerable groups may suffer from and continue efforts to pacify the eastern part of the country. (Djibouti); 29. Consider developing a comprehensive action plan to operationalize the recently adopted Child Code and to address concerns related to the care and protection of children; in this regard, give due consideration to the recently adopted Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children. (South Africa); GE.10-10154 13