A/HRC/25/13 97.33. Step up the implementation of the current national strategies and action plans, with more priorities to address the challenges of poverty reduction, food security, education, health care, gender equality and social welfare (Viet Nam). 98. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Belize, which considers that they are in the process of implementation: 98.1. Adjust national legislation with a view to incorporating domestically international and regional treaties ratified by the country (Colombia); 98.2. Provide with financial resources the Office of the Ombudsman created last year (Paraguay); 98.3. Include human rights as a subject in the curriculum of educational institutions as well as in plans for training aimed at the security forces (Paraguay); 98.4. Expand education and human rights training programmes so that these are included as well in the training for magistrates, judges, lawyers, and eventually in education and in general (Costa Rica); 98.5. Strengthen the capacities of its reporting system in order to tackle its backlog in reporting to treaty bodies (Slovenia); 98.6. Continue its efforts to reduce stigma and discrimination through education and awareness raising campaigns (Indonesia); 98.7. Continue its efforts aimed at implementing the national policy of gender equality adopted by the Government in March 2013 (Algeria); 98.8. Continue efforts to combat discrimination suffered by the most vulnerable groups of the population, such as persons with disabilities, with HIV/AIDS or indigenous peoples (Argentina); 98.9. Address the excessive use of force by law-enforcement officers by ensuring public agents are held to account for allegations of misconduct, abuse and violence (Australia); 98.10. Continue to work to combat violence against women (France); 98.11. Ensure the implementation of the National Gender-Based Violence Action Plan and put a halt on gender-based violence (Indonesia); 98.12. Take measures to actively track the implementation and results of the Domestic Violence Act and the National Gender-based Violence Action Plan and to publicly report on these efforts to reduce violence, especially against women and girls (Canada); 98.13. Adopt protocols on domestic and sexual violence for police agents (Paraguay); 98.14. Continue to strengthen norms, programmes and administrative measures aimed at combating all forms of violence against women and children, including educational and prevention plans (Chile); 98.15. Continue its efforts to protect and promote the enjoyment of human rights of the older persons (Singapore); 98.16. Continue developing current projects aimed at reducing poverty (Cuba); 17