A/HRC/42/5 119.44 Continue its efforts to improve access to basic social needs and continue institutional reforms in the areas of public administration, the army and the police, and the judicial system for the promotion of human rights (Yemen); 119.45 Provide adequate annual financial assistance to the Fatherhood Programme, called “Baba Bora” in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and other similar programmes in the country in order to change the mentality on masculinity and promote gender equality, with the view to expanding such programmes throughout the whole country (Haiti); 119.46 Continue developing and implementing programmes and projects to improve youth employment (Philippines); 119.47 Establish a national preventive mechanism in line with the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Ukraine); 119.48 Take effective action to prevent acts of torture committed by the security forces and establish a national mechanism for the prevention of torture (Spain); 119.49 Fulfil its obligations under the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and immediately establish an independent national mechanism for the prevention of torture with a mandate to visit all places of detention (Czechia); 119.50 Put in place a national mechanism for the prevention of torture in line with the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Switzerland); 119.51 Put in place as soon as possible the national preventive mechanism following the ratification of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Mauritius); 119.52 Set up (Montenegro); a national preventive mechanism against torture 119.53 Designate or establish an independent national mechanism for the prevention of torture (Sierra Leone); 119.54 Strengthen support for the National Human Rights Commission in accordance with its needs (South Africa); 119.55 Establish a national and independent mechanism for the prevention of torture and cooperate with the United Nations Joint Human Rights Office in the country (Costa Rica); 119.56 Strengthen measures to operationalize the National Human Rights Commission (Côte d’Ivoire); 119.57 Strengthen the resources of the National Human Rights Commission and ensure its independence (France); 119.58 Ensure that the National Human Rights Commission is sufficiently resourced (Namibia); 119.59 Consider ways to reinforce the National Human Rights Commission in line with the Paris Principles (Tunisia); 119.60 Continue implementation of the National Strategic Development Plan to promote the social and economic rights of the people (Myanmar); 119.61 Implement the new national action plan on women and peace and security (for the years 2018 to 2022) (Norway); 119.62 Expedite the finalization of the action plan to combat trafficking in persons and provide for its immediate implementation (Philippines); 12 GE.19-11384