A/HRC/30/11 124.57 Further promote the participation of Afro-Hondurans and the indigenous communities in the public sphere (Sierra Leone); Step-up socioeconomic policies to enable the active participation of people of African descent in economic, social and political sphere (Angola); 124.58 Take necessary measures to achieve the social reintegration of boys, girls and adolescents victims of armed gangs (Paraguay); 123.59 Improve the precarious situation of indigenous peoples and Afrodescendent communities (Estonia). 125. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Honduras which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 125.1 Fully adapt their legislation to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Spain); fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Estonia); fully implement the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court in national law (Portugal); 125.2 Elaborate a legal framework regarding disciplinary proceedings (for judges) (Norway); 125.3 Develop laws against racial discrimination (Lebanon); 125.4 Continue its efforts to reform laws on the rights of women and children in the justice sphere (Qatar); 125.5 Adopt laws protecting freedom of expression and freedom of the media (Lebanon); 125.6 Strengthen the legislative process under way related to the education sector (Equatorial Guinea); 125.7 Strengthen the National Human Rights Commission in line with the Paris Principles (Guatemala); Continue efforts in ensuring that National Human Rights Commission be strengthened to be in line with the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 125.8 Take concrete actions to implement the Public Policy and National Action Plan on Human Rights and to ensure that all forms of discrimination against Afro-Honduran peoples and other minority groups is eliminated (Namibia); 125.9 Take concrete measures to implement the Public Policy and National Action Plan on Human Rights, including the assigning of appropriate funding (Norway); take all measures necessary to put the public policy and the National Action Plan on Human Rights into practice (Uruguay); pursue the implementation of the Public Policy and the National Action Plan on Human Rights 2013–2022 (Algeria); 125.10 Involve civil society more actively in developing national human rights policies, strategies and action plans (Germany); 125.11 Continue with the effective implementation of measures to combat discrimination and violence based on sexual orientation and gender identity, particularly through the implementation of differentiated approaches to guarantee the enjoyment of the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Colombia); 125.12 Continue efforts to address gender-related killing of women and girls (Rwanda); 18