A/HRC/28/11 the constitutional and legal reform as well as newly joined international human rights legal instruments (Viet Nam); 134.57 Promote awareness of officers charged with law enforcement on matters related to human rights values and principles (Egypt); 134.58 Continue its cooperation with the United Nations Development Programme to strengthen the technical and functional capacities of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights (Equatorial Guinea); 134.59 Improve the situation of women and children by implementing Security Council resolution 1325 (2000) on women, peace and security and adopting a relevant national action plan (Estonia); 134.60 Devote adequate human and financial resources for the effective implementation of the National Policy for Gender Equality and Equity of 2013 (India); 134.61 Continue its cooperation with the United Nations, other international organizations and human rights mechanisms to overcome remaining constraints and challenges (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 134.62 Continue its reforms to improve policies and programs towards promotion and protection of all human rights (Lesotho); 134.63 Provide the necessary support, including financial, for the specialized institution to monitor the human rights situation (Russian Federation); 134.64 Continue to involve Angolan civil society actors, notably those working in the field of human rights, in the implementation of the policy already defined by the Government (Senegal); 134.65 Invite the Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression to visit Angola in order to demonstrate your commitment to foster an environment where journalists, civil society, and opposition members can operate freely and independently (United States of America); 134.66 Further strengthen its activities undertaken to combat discrimination, in particular with regard to children with disabilities, children with HIV/AIDS and San children (Israel); 134.67. Take measures, in collaboration with civil society organizations, aimed at ensuring women’s right to non-discrimination and equality, as proposed by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Netherlands); 134.68 Continue to address persistent discriminatory practices that hinder equal participation of women in economic, socio-civic, political, and all other spheres, by encouraging educational institutions and media practitioners to portray women as capable leaders and as significant contributors to growth and development of a society (Philippines); 134.69 Continue implementing its national programs and policies to advance women’s rights and ensure quality education of children, especially in rural areas (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 134.70 Continue efforts aimed at increasing women’s access to employment, public life, education, housing and health, through their full participation in the political, economic, social and cultural fields (Ecuador); 134.71 Further improve the conditions of women’s in rural areas (Ethiopia); 17