A/HRC/25/13 97.2. Step up efforts in seeking assistance towards the establishment of a national human rights institution that is in line with the Paris Principles (Philippines); 97.3. Accelerate, with the cooperation of OHCHR, the internal studies and procedures necessary to establish a National Human Rights Institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Uruguay); 97.4. Continue strengthening its efforts to provide the office of the Ombudsman with sufficient resources to enable it to effectively carry out its tasks (Slovenia); 97.5. Provide the Ombudsperson with sufficient resources it needs, as a critical institution to monitor and oversee the respect for human rights (Turkey); 97.6. Increase the capacity of the Ombudsman’s Office, the Belize Police Department’s Professional Standards Board, and other human rights-related institutions through internal efforts and by seeking assistance in these areas from international development partners (United States of America); 97.7. Guarantee the right of everyone to equality before the law, equal protection of the law, and non-discrimination, in conformity with the international commitments undertaken by Belize (France); 97.8. Inform the ILO about progress made by Belize in the implementation of its National Policy on Gender (Paraguay); 97.9. Adopt legislation discrimination (Norway); and policy measures prohibiting racial 97.10. Investigate all cases of violence against women, punish the perpetrators and ensure that victims receive the necessary support and compensation (Ireland); 97.11. Investigate the cases of domestic violence that continue to be reported and ensure perpetrators are punished (Maldives); 97.12. That the Unit on Family Violence and other competent bodies improve search and data collection systems, in order to accurately quantify the magnitude of the problem, its causes and consequences (Spain); 97.13. Redouble efforts to combat violence against women and the worst forms of child labour, and provide shelter services to victims of these crimes (Peru); 97.14. Strengthen measures aimed at eradicating child labour (Ecuador); 97.15. Redouble efforts to protect young people under 18 years, especially young women, against the worst forms of labour, including trafficking, sexual exploitation and hazardous work (Honduras); 97.16. Intensify efforts to combat human trafficking (Nigeria); 97.17. Strengthen measures to combat trafficking in persons in legislation and in practice (Costa Rica); 97.18. Strengthen measures against trafficking in persons by effectively implementing the Trafficking in Persons Prohibition Act, and investigating, prosecuting and punishing those responsible, as well as ensuring respect for victims’ right to asylum (Ireland); 15