A/HRC/43/14 147.44 Enact a law that prohibits and provides penalties for international crimes including genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity (Sweden); 147.45 Increase efforts to combat sexual and gender-based violence, in line with the national strategy, including criminalizing domestic violence (Sweden); 147.46 Repeal all provisions of the Penal Code that tolerate domestic violence and gender-based violence and amend said Code to include punishment for rape and sexual aggression (Switzerland); 147.47 Adopt appropriate national mechanisms to implement observations of the human rights treaty bodies (Syrian Arab Republic); the 147.48 Continue efforts to educate and train law enforcement officials on human rights standards relevant to their field of work (Qatar); 147.49 Incorporate human rights education into school and university curricula, including on gender equality and children’s rights (Thailand); 147.50 Re-establish the ministries of human rights and the status of women, whose suppression in 2015 has led to some disorganization in the monitoring of human rights and women’s issues (Togo); 147.51 Ensure that the national human rights institution carries out its mandate independently and in line with the Paris Principles (Ukraine); 147.52 Continue reforms so as to improve the capacities of the national institutions in line with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (United Arab Emirates); 147.53 Reform legislation to ensure justice and support for survivors of sexual violence and the accountability of perpetrators, including specifically making sexual slavery and trafficking for the purposes of sexual exploitation illegal as a crime separate from kidnapping or detention (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 147.54 Continue strengthening its national human rights structures (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 147.55 Continue with the implementation of human rights curricula for the consolidation of peace and social justice (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 147.56 Continue its efforts aimed at strengthening the role of the High Commission for Human Rights in Iraq in accordance with Paris Principles (Yemen); 147.57 Embody human rights principles in school curricula (Algeria); 147.58 Ensure the implementation of a national strategy to eliminate violence against women (Russian Federation); 147.59 Take further steps to strengthen its cooperation with international organizations, in particular with human rights bodies (Azerbaijan); 147.60 Establish a clear national action plan for the implementation of recommendations from the international mechanisms, including the treaty bodies, the special procedures and other mechanisms of the Human Rights Council (Bahrain); 147.61 Adopt the draft law on domestic violence in line with international standards, excluding the possibility of the perpetrator of a rape marrying the victim (Belgium); 147.62 Continue building a human rights culture through awareness programmes on human rights, particularly those of women, children and persons with disabilities (Bhutan); 147.63 Reinforce the role of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Iraq (Egypt); 12