A/HRC/31/4 the International Labour Organization (ILO), with a view to ratifying its fundamental conventions (Panama); 62.36 Continue to improve domestic laws in order to ensure international legal obligations in accordance with international norms and principles (TimorLeste); 62.37 Continue efforts towards bringing national laws related to women and children in line with its obligations under international human rights law (Georgia); 62.38 Take immediate steps, including if necessary by requesting appropriate technical assistance to establish an independent national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Ireland); 62.39 Establish a national human rights institution in compliance with the Paris Principles (Portugal); 62.40 Strengthen its efforts in establishing a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 62.41 Develop human rights education and training and include the aspects of women’s and children’s rights in education curricula (Slovenia); 62.42 Encourage pursuing efforts to overcome the backlog in the submission of periodic reports (Djibouti); 62.43 Extend a standing invitation to special procedures, as previously recommended (Portugal); 62.44 Analyse the possibility of issuing an open invitation so that the special procedures of the Human Rights Council can visit the country (Mexico); 62.45 Ensure equality of all persons before the law, by including gender, sexual orientation and disability as grounds for non-discrimination in relevant constitutional or legal provisions (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 62.46 Continue working towards the creation of a national gender policy (Cuba); 62.47 That the proposed National Gender Policy should incorporate gender mainstreaming policies in all aspects of Federated States of Micronesia domestic law and policy (Fiji); 62.48 Speed up the finalization and implementation of the National Gender Policy (Maldives); 62.49 Strengthen its advocacy measures to educate and empower women, especially those who are in rural or hard-to-reach communities (Philippines); 62.50 Eliminate all laws and practices that discriminate against women and promote equal treatment of girls and boys (Cyprus); 62.51 Take the necessary measures to review its domestic legislation so as to guarantee the prohibition and sanction of discrimination in all its forms, especially on the basis of gender, sexual orientation and disability (Argentina); 62.52 Design and implement policies to prevent and combat discrimination on any grounds, including based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Brazil); 14