A/HRC/42/16 125.39 Guarantee the independence and autonomy of the legislative, the judiciary and the electoral bodies of the country in terms of their personnel and management (Republic of Korea); 125.40 Strengthen the national human rights institution (Senegal); 125.41 Continue to support the work of the Office of the Human Rights Advocate (South Africa); 125.42 Establish a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Uruguay); 125.43 Increase efforts to strengthen national capacities for the promotion and protection of human rights (Belarus); 125.44 Restore the autonomy of the Office of the Human Rights Advocate and allocate sufficient human, technical and financial resources to it (Bulgaria); 125.45 Strengthen the mandate of independent human rights institutions, providing them with capacities and resources (Colombia); 125.46 Improve the census methodology to have quantitative and qualitative data on the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex population, as an essential basis for inclusive and human rights-based public policies (Malta); 125.47 Continue to intensify efforts to develop and strengthen the necessary legislative frameworks to address the cross-sectoral environmental challenges, including climate change adaptation and mitigation (Fiji); 125.48 Ensure that existing legislative frameworks are reinforced by integrating climate change adaptation in planning and budgeting at the national and local levels (Fiji); 125.49 Continue to build institutional capacity, data and knowledge to integrate environmental and climate change considerations more fully into the national regulatory frameworks (Fiji); 125.50 Continue to cooperate closely with the United Nations bodies and other relevant international organizations to remedy all the effects of natural disasters for the benefit of all citizens, especially children and displaced persons (Serbia); 125.51 Continue to strengthen the humanist vocation of the country, for peace and international solidarity towards the sustainable development of our peoples (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 125.52 Maintain active participation and commitment in the climate change negotiations (Bangladesh); 125.53 Continue its efforts to address the impacts of climate change and promote international cooperation in this regard, particularly in technology development and transfer, financial support and capacity-building (Viet Nam); 125.54 Implement effective policies to better promote and protect access to information, including through collaboration with other States (Indonesia); 125.55 Ensure that all security forces act in accordance with the principles of legitimate, proportionate and necessary use of force in the context of protests (New Zealand); 125.56 Ensure that the National Police refrain from carrying out acts that constitute torture or other ill-treatment against detainees and demonstrators (New Zealand); 125.57 Redouble its efforts to strengthen measures to protect vulnerable groups, including women and children, against all forms of violence (Philippines); 12