A/HRC/28/11 135.15 Create and implement a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Gabon); 135.16 Expedite efforts in its consideration of setting up an independent National Human Rights Institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Ghana); 135.17 Take further steps for the establishment of a human rights institution functioning in accordance with the Paris Principles (Greece); 135.18 Actively consider establishing a full-fledged national human rights institution in line with the Paris Principles (India); 135.19 Intensify its efforts to establish National Human Rights Institution in compliance with the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 135.20 Take steps towards the establishment and operationalization of a national human rights institution, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Kenya); 135.21 Establish a national institution for human rights, in conformity with the Paris Principles (Mali); 135.22 Intensify its efforts to establish a National Human Rights Institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Rwanda); 135.23 Accelerate the process of establishing of the National Human Rights Institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (South Sudan); 135.24 Set up a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Togo); 135.25 Establish a national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles, and extend a standing invitation to the Council mandate holders (Tunisia); 135.26 Consider partnership in the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, including an open dialogue with civil society (Norway); 135.27 Issue a standing invitation to the United Nations human rights special procedures (Czech Republic); 135.28 Consider issuing a standing invitation to all special procedures (Ghana); 135.29 Consider issuing a standing invitation to the United Nations human rights special procedures (Rwanda); 135.30 Ensure freedom of expression and media freedom by bringing national legislation into line with international standards, including by decriminalizing defamation and related offences in relevant national laws (Estonia); 135.31 End the practice of using criminal defamation laws to restrict freedom of expression and peaceful assembly and association in accordance with international obligations (United States of America); 135.32 Repeal criminal defamation laws, particularly those providing special punishment for alleged defamation (Sweden); 135.33 Decriminalize press offences, and allow private radio broadcasting at the national level (Norway); 26