A/HRC/17/3 79.37. Continue its efforts aimed at promoting and protecting the rights of children (Brazil); 79.38. Continue its efforts to address domestic violence, promote the empowerment of women, improve the quality of education, address unemployment and to draft a new criminal code that would, inter alia, decriminalize sexual activity between consenting adults of the same sex (Slovenia); 79.39. Seek to integrate human rights perspectives in its National Development Strategy, in particular as regards domestic violence (Mauritius); 79.40. Develop, within the United Nations and regional mechanisms, a mitigation and management plan for disasters, with a human rights approach, in accordance with what has been suggested by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (Chile); 79.41. Institute human rights education and training of members of civil society as well as of the public service and State-owned entities (Hungary); 79.42. Positively consider extending a standing invitation to special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Slovenia); 79.43. More effectively cooperate with the United Nations mechanisms by extending a standing invitation to the special procedures, by responding to the their visit and information requests, and by regularly submitting its reports to the treaty bodies (France); 79.44. Extend a standing invitation to the UN human rights Special Procedures so that they can visit the country and assist the country within its human rights reforms (Maldives); 79.45. Extend an open and standing invitation to the United Nations special procedures (Chile); 79.46. Take the necessary actions to implement its commitment to extend a standing invitation to the special procedures of the Human Rights Council, and invite all other countries to follow this commendable example (Latvia); 79.47. Extend an open and standing invitation to all special procedures and respond positively to the visit request by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (Spain); 79.48. Give a positive response to the visit request of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (Canada); 79.49. Take steps towards meeting its obligations for timely submission of periodic reports for those instruments to which it is already party (New Zealand); 79.50. Submit reports to the Committee on the Rights of the Child as soon as possible (Hungary); 79.51. Submit its first report on compliance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in line with its commitment as stated in the national report (Ghana); 79.52. In order to help overcome the problem of the heavy burden of treaty reporting, work with OHCHR to develop a common core document which, in conjunction with treaty-specific list of issues, will help to streamline treaty reporting (Maldives); 15