A/HRC/27/3 131.60 That the new National Human Rights Institution be independent, and be given a strong mandate, capacity and resources for the effective realization at the national level of human rights (Spain); 131.61 Complete the process of putting in place the New National Human Rights Institution on the basis of the Paris Principles (Niger); 131.62 Accelerate the establishment of the new national human rights institution with a mandate in accordance with the Paris Principles as a matter of priority (Thailand); 131.63 Establish a national human rights institution with “A” status in full conformity with the Paris Principles (Guatemala); 131.64 Continue its efforts to consider the creation of a new national human rights institution guided by the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 131.65 Continue its efforts to ensure that the Equality and AntiDiscrimination Ombudsperson’s office has adequate resources to promote its work (Montenegro); 131.66 Provide additional resources to the office of the Equality and AntiDiscrimination Ombudsperson in order to combat discrimination and hate crime against migrant Roma (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 131.67 Give the full necessary consideration, in its international cooperation activities in the field of Human Rights with other countries, to aligning its efforts and contributions with the priorities, policies, and national plans of the concerned countries in a spirit of genuine dialogue (Sudan); 131.68 Develop a national action plan for human rights education that consists of a thorough needs assessment and programmes for human rights education at all levels (Turkmenistan); 131.69 Adopt a new action plan, to promote equality and prevent ethnic discrimination, as well as prevent and combat discrimination against persons from immigrant backgrounds (Honduras); 131.70 Do more to address gender mainstreaming in line with the equality policy (Botswana); 131.71 Provide, in accordance with its obligations under International Human Rights Law, the widest possible protection and support for the family, as the natural and fundamental unit of society (Egypt); 131.72 Continue efforts aimed at countering gender stereotypes and discriminative attitudes, as well as at further promotion of gender equality (Ukraine); 131.73 Take effective actions to curb over-sexualization of women in media (Bangladesh); 131.74 Continue to promote gender equality in the country and share its experience with other nations (Cuba); 131.75 Ensure the respect of gender equality both in offices and in schools (Timor-Leste); 17