A/HRC/39/14 140.7 Adopt an open, merit-based process when selecting national candidates for United Nations treaty body elections (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 140.8 Extend an invitation to the Special Rapporteur on the issue of human rights obligations relating to the enjoyment of a safe, clean, healthy and sustainable environment (Costa Rica); 140.9 Continue efforts to implement accepted recommendations relating to combating torture and other forms of cruel treatment (Lebanon); 140.10 Continue cooperating with the Human Rights Council mechanisms (Sudan); 140.11 Continue its efforts to promote and protect human rights in collaboration with the Human Rights Council and OHCHR, on the basis of the needs identified by Azerbaijan (Tajikistan); 140.12 Continue active engagement with United Nations human rights mechanisms (Viet Nam); 140.13 Fully cooperate with, respond to, and follow the recommendations of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the Human Rights Council, the Committee against Torture and all Human Rights Council special procedure mandate holders (Greece); 140.14 Share with others national best practices for peaceful coexistence (Islamic Republic of Iran); 140.15 Share best national practices of the peaceful coexistence of different religions and confessions (Iraq); 140.16 Maintain and further continue its valuable contributions for the strengthening of inter-civilizational and intercultural dialogue (Kazakhstan); 140.17 Continue measures to strengthen the capacity of national human rights protection mechanisms (Uzbekistan); 140.18 Increase and extend to all public service sectors training on the protection of the rights of persons in situations of human mobility (Ecuador); 140.19 Continue to improve national legislation and to strengthen corresponding institutions, ensuring the rights of women and children (Belarus); 140.20 Continue taking effective measures to better promote and protect the rights of women and children in the country (Kazakhstan); 140.21 Create the conditions and secure adequate resources for the Ombudsman’s Office to develop its full capacity and fulfil its mandate (Slovakia); 140.22 Reform the Ombudsman institution to maintain a status according to the Paris Principles relating to the status of national institutions (Germany); 140.23 Continue to strengthen the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights, including enhanced resource allocation (Sri Lanka); 140.24 Craft a comprehensive, long-term national action plan that would encompass all government efforts to promote and protect the human rights of its people (Philippines); 140.25 Consider adopting a national action plan to promote all women’s rights (Namibia); 140.26 Continue efforts to develop an education system on human rights (Uzbekistan); 11