A/HRC/18/6 98.27. Take all necessary legal and practical measures to eliminate FGM, including considering amendments to the penal code with provisions to specifically prohibit this practice (Islamic Republic of Iran); 98.28. Take all legal measures available to prohibit FGM and ensure effective implementation, particularly in terms of prevention, awareness-raising, monitoring and sanctions (Belgium); 98.29. Reform its Penal Code to criminalize FGM and approach all this process in an integral manner (Costa Rica); 98.30. Ensure that human rights are built into Somalia’s legal framework and as a start ensure that members of the judiciary receive human rights training (United Kingdom); 98.31. Enact legislation designed to provide full legal protection for women against discrimination and to ensure equal opportunity for women to participate in public affairs (Indonesia); 98.32. Codify and harmonize national legislation, including customary law, in conformity with Somalia’s international obligations and the existing international standards in the field of human rights (Mexico); 98.33. Fulfil the promise of shortly setting up an independent national human rights commission (Hungary); 98.34. Establish an independent Human Rights Commission to identify and denounce human rights violations (Sweden); 98.35. Establish a national human rights institution that is compliant with the Paris Principles (Australia); 98.36. Speed up the process to establish an independent and credible national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 98.37. Request advice and input from the OHCHR on creating an independent commission to investigate human rights violations that ensures perpetrators are held to account for their actions (United Kingdom); 98.38. Immediately set up civilian structures in those areas that come under Transitional Federal Government’s control to ensure the protection of human Rights (Austria); 98.39. Reverse its position favouring a three-year extension for the Transitional Federal Parliament and instead adopt a one-year extension coupled with governmental reforms and benchmarks, including the completion of a national Constitution within one year, and elections for the President and Speaker of Parliament in summer 2011 (United States of America); 98.40. Adopt, as soon as possible, the road map that guides political alternation at the end of the mandate of the Transitional Federal Institutions and consider that it should include principles of good governance, creation of institutional capacity and provision of basic social services (Mexico); 98.41. Strengthen the institutional framework for human rights (Oman); 98.42. Further enhance provisions of human rights education and training to its citizens (Philippines); 15