A/HRC/28/4 145.47 Establish a national human rights institution, in accordance with the Paris Principles, with a broad human rights mandate, and following a participatory process including civil society (Ireland); 145.48 Fully involve civil society and other relevant stakeholders in the expeditious establishment of a human rights institution based on the Paris Principles and ensure its functional and financial independence (India); 145.49 Implement, as soon as possible, the obligations under the Optional Protocol to the United Nations Convention against Torture and establish an independent and effective national protection mechanism that has the necessary resources (Switzerland); 145.50 Step up its efforts to appoint the members of the national authority and ensure the effective exercise of its functions (Liechtenstein); 145.51 Operationalize its national authority for the protection of detainees (Morocco); 145.52 Continue the ongoing efforts, particularly concerning awareness, education and training in the field of human rights (Kuwait); 145.53 Consider developing Human Rights Indicators as suggested by OHCHR as an instrument that allows for a more precise and coherent evaluation of national human rights policies (Portugal); 145.54 Further institutionalize measures to protect and promote the rights of the child (Viet Nam); 145.55 Submit its overdue reports to the Committee against Torture and the Human Rights Committee (Ghana); 145.56 Continue to intensify its ongoing efforts to strengthen women’s representation in leadership roles and decision-making positions (Cyprus); 145.57 Adopt additional measures to combat gender inequity and genderbased discrimination (Trinidad and Tobago); 145.58 Adopt a national strategy for the advancement of women, and end prevailing cultural stereotypes of the role of women in all fields (Bahrain); 145.59 Adopt measures to put an end to all kinds of discrimination, particularly discrimination between men and women in the workplace (France); 145.60 Further introduce effective measures to enhance gender equity in the labour market (Viet Nam); 145.61 Continue to fight against all forms of discrimination (Djibouti); 145.62 Continue raising awareness and promoting tolerance and diversity in society (Israel); 145.63 Strengthen the institutional framework to combat all forms of racial discrimination and incitement to hatred, in particular against migrants (Algeria); 145.64 Take concrete steps for the elimination of all forms of discrimination against minorities (Pakistan); 145.65 Continue to combat any form of discrimination, as well as stereotypes of persons belonging to minorities (Romania); 17