A/HRC/41/6 125.25 Establish a human rights recommendations implementation plan, aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals and integrating all accepted universal periodic review recommendations (Cabo Verde); 125.26 Promote an integrated approach to human rights and the Sustainable Development Goals, by encouraging direct collaboration of the national mechanism for reporting and follow-up and the national coordination body for Sustainable Development Goals/voluntary national review reporting (Cabo Verde); 125.27 Establish a national preventive mechanism (Russian Federation); 125.28 Continue with the ongoing process to promulgate the law designating the National Human Rights Institute as the national preventive mechanism to implement the provisions of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, so that it can enter into force for the national preventive mechanism to be established (Ghana); 125.29 Create a national mechanism for the prevention of torture in compliance with international standards (Mexico); 125.30 Accelerate promulgation of the law designating the National Human Rights Institute as the national preventive mechanism against torture, and ensure that the mechanism has the necessary resources to operate effectively, impartially and autonomously within the Institute (Australia); 125.31 Finalize the establishment within the national human rights institution of a committee of experts with operational and financial autonomy in compliance with the principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (the Paris Principles) (Senegal); 125.32 Adopt as soon as possible the law designating the national mechanism for the prevention of torture and allocate the necessary resources for its proper functioning (Switzerland); 125.33 Expedite the process for the adoption in Congress of the bill on the designation of the National Human Rights Institute as the national preventive mechanism (Turkey); 125.34 Address the concerns raised about the future operation of the national preventive mechanism in accordance with the Paris Principles (Turkey); 125.35 Establish the national preventive mechanism in compliance with all requirements under the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Ukraine); 125.36 Develop an action plan to ensure the effective implementation of the anti-discrimination law (Republic of Moldova); 125.37 Implement plans to combat acts of xenophobia, racism, racial discrimination and other forms of related intolerance against Bolivian citizens by border authorities in the performance of their duties at international borders (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 125.38 Continue to promote anti-discrimination legislation and further strengthen the protection of the rights and interests of vulnerable groups, such as women, children and indigenous peoples (China); 125.39 Ensure that legislation passed to protect the welfare of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons is fully implemented (Ireland); 125.40 Address effectively negative societal attitudes that discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity (Malta); 11