A/HRC/26/15 98.24. Ensure the independence of the Office of the Ombudsman in accordance with the Paris Principles (Ukraine); 98.25. Ensure compliance of the Ombudsman’s institution with the Paris Principles (France); 98.26. Take measures to provide the Office of the Ombudsman with adequate resources (Ukraine); 98.27. Prioritise the adequate resourcing and staffing of the Ombudsman’s Office, ensure that State institutions, including the National Police, collaborate fully with the Office and consider a public campaign to demonstrate to Dominican citizens how this institution can help protect and guarantee their human rights (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 98.28. Develop a national human rights plan (Paraguay); 98.29. Redouble its efforts to enforce more effectively the specific existing legislation and fully implement, among others, the Strategic National Plan for the Reduction of Maternal and Child Mortality, the National Plan for the Prevention of teenagers’ pregnancy, and the Strategic Plan for the Prevention, Detection, Attention and Punishment of Violence against Women and Domestic Violence. In particular, the Dominican Republic could provide adequate resources to the relevant Ministries to ensure an effective assistance to victims (Spain); 98.30. Continue its efforts in the fight against corruption (Morocco); 98.31. Extend an open invitation to the United Nations special procedures (Portugal); 98.32. Extend a standing invitation to all thematic Special Procedures (Montenegro); 98.33. Issue a standing invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Uruguay); 98.34. Work with the media and civil society organizations in changing attitudes and combat discrimination against women (Thailand); 98.35. Continue supporting the efforts to empower women in social and public life, including by providing adequate financial and human resources to implement policies and programmes afforded to them (Malaysia); 98.36. Take further steps to combat racial discrimination and human trafficking (Viet Nam); 98.37. Pursue its policy to protect the most vulnerable persons who are victims of racial discrimination (Angola); 98.38. Continue working on strengthening the protection and the necessary guarantee for all victims of racism or other forms of discrimination (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 98.39. Introduce awareness-raising activities with the aim of eliminating conditions and attitudes perpetuating discrimination against Haitian migrants as well as the Dominicans of Haitian descent (Slovenia); 98.40. Continue taking the appropriate measures to better integrate and fully recognize persons of African descent as an important part of the Dominican society (Somalia); 16