A/HRC/43/14 147.83 Continue improving the role of the High Commission for Human Rights, including through collaboration with other States (Indonesia); 147.84 Continue its efforts to promote the human rights of women and children, particularly in rural areas (Islamic Republic of Iran); 147.85 Strengthen human rights education and respect for international humanitarian law in the armed forces and security organizations, including the popular mobilization forces (Japan); 147.86 Continue efforts aiming at promoting the national plans for human rights (Jordan); 147.87 Continue efforts to bring its national legislation in line with its international obligations (Kyrgyzstan); 147.88 Renew the implementation of the national human rights plan, including the establishment of the High Commission for Human Rights (Lebanon); 147.89 Continue efforts to strengthen the national machinery responsible for drafting treaty body reports and their follow-up, and pursue efforts to strengthen the role of the national human rights commission in accordance with the Paris Principles (Libya); 147.90 Pass the bill on domestic violence expeditiously, and raise awareness of the legislation’s key provisions among all relevant stakeholders, including women, men, law enforcement officials, religious leaders and civil society so as to ensure its effective implementation (Singapore); 147.91 Take steps to strengthen the role of the human rights commission of Iraq in accordance with the Paris Principles (Pakistan); 147.92 Take measures to strengthen the national human rights commission in accordance with the Paris Principles (Nepal); 147.93 Introduce robust and targeted policies to promote gender equality (Malaysia); 147.94 Strengthen gender equality (Peru); 147.95 Continue efforts and undertake concrete measures to prevent and eliminate discrimination and persecution on the grounds of religion or belief (Poland); 147.96 Take further measures to promote gender equality, combat gender stereotypes and violence against women and implement targeted measures to increase women’s participation in public and political life (Republic of Moldova); 147.97 Amend the nationality act (No. 26 of 2006) to ensure equality of rights between women and men in the acquisition, transfer, retention and change of nationality and to criminalize all forms of domestic violence against women, including forced intimate relations, “crimes of honour” and female genital mutilation (France); 147.98 Adopt legislation to enable the investigation and punishment of discrimination based on religion or belief, or sexual orientation (France); 147.99 Pass and implement legislation which prohibits all forms of genderbased violence (Australia); 147.100 Halt the practice of arbitrary confiscation or non-issuance of identity documents of individuals in internally displaced persons camps and ensure that they can voluntarily and safely return to their places of origin or habitual residence (Austria); 14