A/HRC/18/7 100.20. Take immediate measures to ensure that the Media Commission is fully independent (United Kingdom); 100.21. Continue applying the country’s socio-economic development strategies and plans (Cuba); 100.22. Make available all the necessary and available resources to ensure that the strategy to address the preparation and submission of outstanding reports to treaty monitoring bodies is successfully implemented (South Africa); 100.23. Cooperate with the Human Rights Committee and submit its State report as required (Hungary); 100.24. Take the measures to comply with its commitment to present periodic reports to the Human Rights Committee in accordance with article 40 of ICCPR, and ensure full cooperation with this mechanism (Spain); 100.25. Submit the reports due to treaty bodies and communicate its needs in terms of technical assistance for this purpose to the competent organs of the United Nations (Algeria); 100.26. Take steps to implement treaty body recommendations (Slovenia); 100.27. Follow up on recommendations of the ILO Committee of Experts on the Application of Conventions and Recommendations so that the 2006 amended Employment Act No. 4 ensures equal remuneration for men and women for work of equal value (Djibouti); 100.28. Issue a standing invitation to special procedures (Slovenia); 100.29. Consider the extension of an open and standing invitation to the United Nations special procedures (Chile); 100.30. Extend a standing invitation to special procedures mandate holders as a way of informing and supporting human rights reforms (Maldives); 100.31. Extend an open and standing invitation to all special procedures (Spain); 100.32. Extend an open and standing invitation to the mandate holders of the human rights special procedures (Ecuador); 100.33. Respond to questionnaires of special procedure mandate holders (Djibouti); 100.34. Consider cooperating more actively with special procedures, extending a standing invitation, responding to questions and answering questionnaires on thematic issues (Costa Rica); 100.35. Work with OHCHR to prepare a common core document as a way to streamline and reduce the burden of treaty reporting (Maldives); 100.36. Adopt laws and promote programmes aimed at eliminating gender inequality, especially as regards access to opportunities and remuneration for men and women (Mexico); 100.37. Strengthen measures to systematically integrate gender in public policies and, where appropriate, through gender-sensitive budgeting (Morocco); 15