A/HRC/28/11 134.39 Adopt a law, in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, that criminalizes all forms of violence against children (Botswana); 134.40 Address deficiencies in the legal framework of the electoral process; abolish restrictions on domestic and international observation; strengthen independence and transparency of the Electoral Commission and deal with flaws in the voters’ register and with problems with the media coverage (Czech Republic); 134.41 Amend the Freedom of Information Act so that it is in compliance with regional and international standards (Czech Republic); 134.42 Adopt legal provisions prohibiting traditional harmful practices against women, including adequate sanctions for violations of these provisions (Estonia); 134.43 Continue to strengthen its domestic legislation to implement its international human rights obligations (Singapore); 134.44 Create and operationalize a national human rights institution for the promotion and protection of human rights (Morocco); 134.45 Follow up on and establish a national human rights institution (Niger); 134.46 Confer the Ombudsman’s Office (Provedor de Justiça) with the necessary legal framework to enable it to effectively function as the National Human Rights Institution (Portugal); 134.47 Promote the accreditation of the Ombudsman’s Office (Provedor de Justiça) as a National Human Rights Institution with “A” Status in accordance with the Paris Principles (Portugal); 134.48 Strengthen the mandate of the Provedor de Justiça and ensure it functions in accordance with the Paris Principles (South Africa); 134.49 Take to ensure the establishment of a body such as the National Human Rights Committee (Republic of Korea); 134.50 Bring its national Office of the Ombudsman into line with the Paris Principles (Sierra Leone); 134.51 Consider establishing a National Human Rights Institution and committing to full integration of gender perspective in all efforts vested in the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals (Slovenia); 134.52 Exert more efforts in setting up a National Human Rights Institution to address questions relating to the promotion and protection of human rights (Sudan); 134.53 Consider setting up an independent national human rights institution to oversee and monitor human rights situations in the country and to promote public awareness on the promotion and protection of human rights (Thailand); 134.54 Increase efforts to promote human rights culture in the country (Uzbekistan); 134.55 Further expand the initiatives aimed at reaching better protection of the rights of the child (Armenia); 134.56 Conduct further human rights education activities for public servants, in particular law enforcement officers, with a view to keeping up with 16