A/HRC/25/4 123.11 Make available the necessary resources to the National Unit to Combat Trafficking in Persons, the National Observatory on Gender Parity, the Human Rights Directorate and the National Human Rights Advisory Council to ensure that they fulfil their important roles (South Africa); 123.12 Ensure the National Observatory of Places of Deprivation of Liberty a capability to fulfil its mandate by making the institution independent from the Ministry of Justice and by providing it with a sufficient budget (Austria); 123.13 Take steps to ensure the operational independence of the Observatory of Places of Deprivation of Liberty by separating it from the executive branch and enabling it to select recruit and remunerate its own staff (New Zealand); 123.14 Promptly provide the national mechanism for the prevention of torture with the necessary resources and ensure that its recommendations are acted upon (Tunisia); 123.15 Ensure that the Senegal Human Rights Committee has the necessary resources to enable it to function independently and in accordance with the Paris Principles (Australia); 123.16 Intensify its efforts to bring the Senegalese Human Rights Committee into full compliance with the Paris Principles and thus to restore its “A” status (Sierra Leone); 123.17 Revisit the Law concerning the Senegalese Commission of Human Rights to bring it into conformity with the Paris Principles (Benin); 123.18 Continue its efforts to restore the A status to the Senegalese Human Rights Committee before the International Coordinating Committee of National Human Rights Institutions (Burkina Faso); 123.19 Continue its efforts to conform the Senegalese Committee for Human Rights to the Paris Principles (Congo); 123.20 Take the necessary measures so that the Senegalese Human Rights Committee works with full compliance with the Paris Principles (Costa Rica); 123.21 Ensure the compliance of the Senegalese Human Rights Committee with the Paris Principles (France); 123.22 Strengthen the administrative and budgetary autonomy of the Senegalese Committee for Human Rights (Gabon); 123.23 Continue its efforts in promoting and protecting human rights in the future (Yemen); 123.24 Strengthen and diversify cooperation with bilateral partners in areas of common interest in order to promote human rights (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 123.25 Further strengthen human rights, particularly economic, social and cultural rights for its people, for which international cooperation and solidarity are important (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 123.26 Accelerate the implementation of the package of measures for the protection of children, including the prompt adoption of a comprehensive Code of the Child; the establishment of a Children’s Ombudsman with effective means, and the implementation of a plan to pull out children from streets (Cape Verde); 14 GE.13-18935