A/HRC/25/16 111.30 Enact legislation establishing a clear definition of discrimination against women (United States of America); 111.31 Ensure the implementation of the legislation aimed at ensuring gender equality between men and women (Romania); 111.32 Speed up the review of all legislative codes, so as to bring them into conformity with ratified international instruments, particularly taking the necessary actions to include in national legislation discrimination and violence against women and eliminate existing discrimination regarding the right to property, community property and land inheritance (Paraguay); 111.33 Adopt legal measures to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women and girls, including legislation concerning the right of ownership, sharing and inheritance of land for women (Maldives); 111.34 Carry out the legislative reform to ensure de jure and de facto equality between men and women and adopt a comprehensive law repressing all forms of violence against women (Tunisia); 111.35 Step up its efforts to align its domestic legal framework with international and regional human rights conventions to which it is a party (Philippines); 111.36 Develop its normative basis in the area of the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms (Russian Federation); 111.37 Complete the review of legislative codes on preventing and punishing torture by 2014 (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 111.38 Enact legislation allowing human rights NGOs to monitor and visit detention centres (United States of America); 111.39 Intensify efforts to strengthen the national system for the promotion and protection of human rights (Nigeria); 111.40 Take additional measures so that the National Human Rights Commission complies with the Paris Principles, gets adequate resources, is composed of independent members, and has a broad human rights mandate and a specific mandate on gender equality (Uruguay); 111.41 Review the status and functioning of its national human rights institution in order to bring it in line with the Paris Principles (Tunisia); 111.42 Take steps to bring the National Human Rights Commission in line with the Paris Principles (Nigeria); 111.43 Strengthen the capacities of the National Commission on Human Rights and make it in conformity with the Paris Principles (Gabon); 111.44 Continue to strengthen the National Human Rights Commission to make it fully compliant with the Paris principles (Philippines); 111.45 Continue the process to ensure the compliance of the National Commission on Human Rights with the Paris Principles (Burkina Faso); 111.46 Further evaluate the status of the national human rights institution to bring it into full compliance with the Paris Principles, category A status (Kenya); 111.47 Allocate adequate budget to fully implement its plan of action for the protection and promotion of the rights of women (Philippines); GE.14-10049 15