A/HRC/34/8 131.19 Review and align the laws of Zimbabwe to the 2013 Constitution, including in relation to section 61 on freedom of expression and freedom of the media, and ensure their implementation (Netherlands); 131.20 Update national legislation in line with its international commitments, especially with regard to gender equality, protection of the rights of the child and combating violence and forced marriage (Tunisia); 131.21 Fully incorporate the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women into its domestic legal system (South Africa); 131.22 Amend all statutory and customary laws to establish the minimum age of marriage at 18 years and take concrete steps to implement this legislation, in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Belgium); 131.23 Step up efforts towards the expansion of the mandate of and the provision of adequate resource to the national human rights institution (Philippines); 131.24 As previously recommended, provide the necessary resources and technical capacity for Zimbabwe’s Human Rights Commission to function as provided for in the Constitution (Australia); 131.25 Ensure adequate means, both financial and material, for the Human Rights Commission and the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission to enable them to fully and effectively fulfil their mandates (Germany); 131.26 Take proper measures to ensure that the National Human Rights Commission is fully compliant with the Paris Principles (France); 131.27 Continue efforts to ensure the effective operation and full independence of the Human Rights Commission, in keeping with the Paris Principles (Djibouti); 131.28 Continue efforts towards the capacity-building of the national human rights institution (Ethiopia); 131.29 Accelerate efforts to ensure the full operationalization of the Zimbabwe Gender Commission (South Africa); 131.30 Take all necessary measures, including to ensure the full operationalization of the Zimbabwe Gender Commission, without delay, to ensure that women are not subjected to violence, including sexual violence (Sweden); 131.31 Take legislative measures to guarantee the independence of the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission and to ensure it is provided with the necessary powers and resources to effectively fulfil its constitutional mandate (Switzerland); 131.32 Further enhance the role of the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (Tunisia); 131.33 Enhance the role of a national authority working on the promotion and respect of human rights (Egypt); 131.34 Establish a credible, independent electoral commission capable of registering eligible voters on a nationwide basis ahead of the 2018 elections (United States of America); 14