A/HRC/33/10 104.33 Define torture as a serious offence, punishable by sanctions commensurate with the gravity of the torture, and ensure that no statement obtained by torture is invoked as evidence in any proceedings (Uruguay); 104.34 Include penalization of sexual harassment in its national legislation (Portugal); 104.35 Take without further delay all necessary steps to establish an independent national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles and return support to the Ombudsman Commission (New Zealand); 104.36 Take action to progress its commitment to establish a National Human Rights Institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Australia); 104.37 Take all the necessary measures for the prompt establishment of an independent national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (France); 104.38 Establish an independent National Human Rights Institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Egypt); 104.39 Establish and support a national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles (Honduras); 104.40 Continue efforts to establish an independent National Human Rights Institutions (NHRI) in accordance with the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 104.41 Complete the process of establishment of a national human rights institution (Kyrgyzstan); 104.42 Finalize the establishment of a national human rights institution, that is independent and empowered to provide national leadership and monitoring of the domestic human rights situation (Maldives); 104.43 Take action to establish a National Human Rights Institution, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Netherlands); 104.44 Establish promptly a national human rights institution, in full compliance with the Paris Principles (Portugal); 104.45 Step up the process of establishment of the country’s national human rights institution that is compliant with the Paris Principles (Philippines); 104.46 Establish the National Human Rights Institution as endorsed by the National Executive Council in 1997, and recommended in the universal periodic review in 2011 (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 104.47 Continue and enhance efforts to establish its National Human Rights Commission, with a view to completing and strengthening the country’s legal and institutional framework related to human rights (Brazil); 104.48 Provide the Ombudsman Commission with the resources necessary to freely and effectively combat government corruption and police abuses (United States of America); 104.49 Continue efforts to strengthen protection mechanisms, including considering the establishment of victim and witness protection agency (Indonesia); 104.50 Continue to strengthen its programmes and policies in the area of economic, social and cultural rights, in order to increase the quality of life of its people, in particular the most vulnerable sectors of the population (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 16 GE.16-12009