A/HRC/24/9 (NPM) with sufficient resources to fulfil its role (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 124.44. Study the option of extending the competencies of the German Institute for Human Rights to receive complaints (Bulgaria); 124.45. Extend the mandate of the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency with adequate resources, as part of strengthening the anti-discrimination structures (Finland); 124.46. Expand the mandate of the German Institute for Human Rights to receiving complaints of human rights violations (India); 124.47. Continue with its international cooperation through its assistance in capacity building for human rights protection in different parts of the world (Montenegro); 124.48. Take concrete measures to deliver on its international development commitments (Nepal); 124.49. Secure proper follow-up to the accepted recommendation from the first UPR cycle and introduce tools that will improve the effective judicial control over the administrative decisions of the Office of Youth called Jugendamt (Poland); 124.50. Operationalize the “human rights action plan” that was issued by “Federal Government in October 2012” which includes many issues, among them, the commitment to protect the right to freedom of religion and belief, and measures to combat religious bias and discrimination based on religion and belief (Saudi Arabia); 124.51. Continue to fervently implement the “Human Rights Action Plan” (Cyprus); 124.52. Further secure the full implementation of the National Action Plan against Racism (Kazakhstan); 124.53. Continue efforts to increase its Official Development Assistance to developing countries, which now stands at 0.4 per-cent of GNI as compared to the agreed 0.7, to assist them to provide for the basic economic, social and cultural rights of their populations (Sierra Leone); 124.54. Strengthen its efforts to achieve a level of ODA up to 0.7% of GNI (Bangladesh); 124.55. Recognize the possibility of dual citizenship, a possibility which is already offered to people from more than 50 countries, to Turks legally residing in Germany, instead of forcing them to choose between their two nationalities (Turkey); 124.56. Work closely with Turkey regarding the situation of the Turkish community in Germany (Turkey); 124.57. Continue the efforts in strengthening the programme and policy of social inclusion and cohesion of all citizens, in particular with respect to the protection of the rights and legitimate interests of the vulnerable and minority groups (Cambodia); 124.58. Continue enhancing and promoting human rights through expanding and broadening human rights education and awareness-raising programmes in the country (Armenia); 17