A/HRC/34/8 131.2 Fully implement the 2013 Constitution and, in particular, ensure operationalization of its key institutions, including the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (Republic of Korea); 131.3 Endeavour to implement fully the Constitution and operationalize the key human rights promotion institutions that it establishes (Ghana); 131.4 Strengthen the institution to enable Zimbabwe to defend its sovereignty and protect the human rights of its people (Syrian Arab Republic); 131.5 Accelerate implementation of the new Constitution and alignment of relevant legislation, including for the various commissions established under the Constitution (Australia); 131.6 Speed up the process of reviewing and aligning the laws with the Constitution (Islamic Republic of Iran); 131.7 Harmonize all laws with the Constitution of 2013 and ensure they are implemented in full accordance with human rights (Germany); 131.8 Accelerate the process of alignment of its national legislation with the new Constitution and incorporate its international commitments into domestic law (Congo); 131.9 Sustain efforts to align the domestic legal framework with international human rights standards (Philippines); 131.10 Expedite the review and alignment of national laws with the new Constitution (Uganda); 131.11 Pursue national efforts to align the national legislation with the new Constitution (Egypt); 131.12 Accelerate the process of reviewing and aligning its domestic laws with the Constitution, particularly those pertaining to the prohibition of torture and the elimination of violence against women (Thailand); 131.13 Accelerate the process undertaken to align its legislation with the new Constitution (Togo); 131.14 Actively pursue the work on compliance of laws and regulations on human rights with constitutional provisions and take necessary measures to fully guarantee the rights to freedom of expression, peaceful demonstration and assembly (France); 131.15 Review the legislation to ensure its full compliance with the international obligations of Zimbabwe and with the country’s Constitution with regard to the rights to freedom of expression, association and assembly and the elimination of discrimination against women (Czechia); 131.16 Continue the positive work on the domestication of human rights treaties as indicated in the midterm report (Mauritius); 131.17 Continue taking measures to integrate international human rights laws and standards (for treaties it is a party to) into the framework of its domestic law (Maldives); 131.18 Align domestic legislation with the obligations under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and adopt measures to ensure inclusive education and access to public buildings for people with disabilities (Israel); 13