A/HRC/18/6 98.43. Redouble efforts to reinforce national institutions and create a proper framework for the full exercise of human rights and international humanitarian law (Argentina); 98.44. Create, in close cooperation with “Puntland” and “Somaliland”, institutions and mechanisms charged with promoting respect for human rights, recognizing the challenges this imposes (Switzerland); 98.45. Involve itself in a dialogue process with the different agencies of the United Nations system with a view to constructing permanent institutions and to safeguard civilians and population at risk (Costa Rica); 98.46. Initiate and implement, with OHCHR’s assistance, an action plan for the promotion of human rights in the country (Algeria); 98.47. Continue its measures to end the ongoing conflict and extend its authority to the whole territory (Azerbaijan); 98.48. Continue efforts to rebuild Somalia while taking into consideration the respect for human rights and international humanitarian law. (Turkey); 98.49. Expand its outreach and political reconciliation efforts as broadly as possible as part of comprehensive efforts to stabilize Somalia (United States of America); 98.50. Strengthen efforts for national reconciliation in Somalia (Egypt); 98.51. Accelerate efforts to ensure economic and social rights (Oman); 98.52. Continue efforts to raise awareness concerning human rights by all means at its disposal (Kuwait); 98.53. Increase efforts in the process of establishing peace and building a strong nation State, and enter into a true commitment to fulfilling national and international human rights obligations (Yemen); 98.54. Implement a comprehensive national policy to prevent the use or recruitment of child soldiers and undertake all efforts to provide opportunities, especially educational ones, for children (Uruguay); 98.55. Develop an integrated national plan of gender equality that criminalizes FGM and take practical measures to eradicate it, requesting the necessary assistance (Uruguay); 98.56. Put in place a Comprehensive Plan on Gender Equality that criminalizes FGM (Spain); 98.57. Issue a standing invitation to all special procedures and respond positively to all outstanding visit requests (Spain); 98.58. Make progress in providing gender equality that is inclusive and explicitly rejects historical discrimination (Hungary); 98.59. Take into account, in its efforts to promote and protect human rights, the specific needs of such vulnerable groups as children, women, persons with disabilities and the elderly (Thailand); 98.60. Take specific measures to counter serious violations of the human rights of women, such as gender-based violence, inadequate after-care for victims of such crimes, forced marriage, and female genital mutilation (Japan); 16