A/HRC/36/8 100.27 Further strengthen its national human rights institutions, especially in the form of greater resource allocation (Pakistan); 100.28 Provide the national human rights institution with sufficient resources to carry out its mandate effectively and independently, including the promotion and protection of economic, social and cultural rights (Guatemala); 100.29 Ensure that the Non-Discrimination Ombudsman has the necessary information and resources to make decisions related to mandatory deportations, and can ensure that these are carried out respecting the rights of those concerned (Mexico); 100.30 Further assist the efforts carried out by the new Non-Discrimination Ombudsman in providing legal protection and remedies against all forms of discrimination (Indonesia); 100.31 Continue allocating adequate financial and human resources to effectively implement its national action plan on human rights (Philippines); 100.32 Mobilize adequate resources to complete its second National Action Plan on Fundamental and Human Rights (Canada); 100.33 Sustain and create new platforms for human rights education (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 100.34 Provide sufficient resources to continue with systematic human rights education and training of teachers at all levels of national education (Slovenia); 100.35 Strengthen and enhance existing laws countering different forms of discrimination, racism and xenophobia (Lebanon); 100.36 Enhance efforts aimed at the elimination of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance by adopting a long-term systematic response to these scourges (South Africa); 100.37 Continue its efforts to combat all forms of discrimination and promote equality (Azerbaijan); 100.38 Continue its efforts and improve its legal and institutional frameworks for protection against discrimination by ensuring the same level of protection for all grounds of discrimination (State of Palestine); 100.39 Consider improving its legal and institutional frameworks for protection against discrimination by ensuring the same level of protection for all grounds of discrimination (Albania); 100.40 Step up efforts to improve its legal and institutional frameworks for protection against discrimination (Bulgaria); 100.41 Make further efforts to ensure equal protection from discrimination (Hungary); 100.42 Adopt a long-term and comprehensive framework to tackle discrimination, racism and xenophobia, focusing both on prevention and on combating human rights violations (Brazil); 100.43 Improve access discrimination (Slovenia); to effective legal remedies for victims of 100.44 Ensure implementation of comprehensive legislative reform that guarantees the same level of protection for all grounds of discrimination, in particular discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity (Montenegro); 100.45 Continue its efforts in the field of combating and eliminating discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity, inter alia, by implementing comprehensive legislative reform that guarantees equal protection from discrimination on all grounds (Albania); 13