A/HRC/38/8 127.14 Complete the legal procedures to establish the national human rights institution (Tunisia); 127.15 Complete its efforts to establish a national human rights institution in line with the Paris Principles (Greece); 127.16 Establish a national human rights institution that is in line with the Paris Principles by finalizing and adopting the Ombudsman Amendment Bill that will confer a human rights mandate on the Office of the Ombudsman (Thailand); 127.17 Make every effort to ensure that its national human rights institution is in compliance with the Paris Principles (Timor-Leste); 127.18 Ensure the independence of the Office of the Ombudsman as a national human rights institution in line with the Paris Principles (Canada); 127.19 Take concrete steps towards the finalization of the bill on the transformation of the Office of the Ombudsman into a hybrid national human rights institution (Namibia); 127.20 Ensure that the Office of the Ombudsman, as a national human rights institution, is independent and adequately financed in line with the Paris Principles (Germany); 127.21 Resource adequately the National Gender Commission established in 2016 to monitor implementation of the National Policy on Gender and Development to perform its functions effectively (Singapore); 127.22 Finalize the work on a Comprehensive Human Rights Strategy and National Action Plan (Turkey); 127.23 Finalize its plans to develop a National Human Rights Strategy and National Action Plan (Zimbabwe); 127.24 Take measures to improve efficiency, accountability transparency in the public service of the country (Azerbaijan); and 127.25 Provide trainings on human rights principles and obligations for all law enforcement officers, as well as continue to investigate allegations of human rights violations, including violations committed by police officers, and hold accountable those who are responsible (Thailand); 127.26 Take measures to prevent and combat all forms of discrimination, especially against women, persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups (Italy); 127.27 Continue with reforms, which include introducing measures to diversify the economy and accelerate economic growth aimed at increased productivity, poverty reduction and the attainment of equitable social development (Indonesia); 127.28 Take active steps to ensure that public consultations on the abolition of the death penalty, including on its abolition, are held, and include information on the outcome of those consultations in its next universal periodic review report (Rwanda); 127.29 Renew the work towards holding a public national discussion on the death penalty (Ukraine); 127.30 Criminalize domestic violence and continue the elaboration and implementation of public policies to prevent, address, punish and eradicate all forms of violence against women, including building help centres for women victims of violence (Paraguay); 127.31 Implement further measures to combat gender-based violence and take steps to strengthen legal protections for victims of gender-based violence (Australia); 12