A/HRC/43/17 120.14 Ensure that the office of the ombudsman is provided with the financial and human resources needed to function effectively (Ireland); 120.15 Strengthen efforts to ensure that the office of the ombudsman enjoys the financial autonomy and human resources required to function effectively in compliance with the Paris Principles (Greece); 120.16 Provide the office of the ombudsman with sufficient financial and human resources to function effectively and independently, in compliance with the Paris Principles (Niger); 120.17 Ensure the financial autonomy of the office of the ombudsman, in compliance with the Paris Principles (North Macedonia); 120.18 Step up action aimed at the adoption of the law ensuring independence in the financing of the Institution of Human Rights Ombudsmen and entrusting this institution with the mantle of power of the national preventive mechanism under the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Poland); 120.19 Strengthen the independence of the office of the ombudsman, in compliance with the Paris Principles (Portugal); 120.20 Improve human rights training and accountability for prison officials (United States of America); 120.21 Provide training to law enforcement and judiciary officers in tackling discrimination, hate speech and acts of violence based on the sexual orientation and gender identity of the victims (Denmark); 120.22 Intensify existing efforts aimed at the awareness-raising and training of the authorities to tackle discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender (Malta); 120.23 Continue to enhance the capacities of institutions to deal with serious organized crime, corruption and other challenges related to the rule of law, including through an adequate human rights training system and the continued improvement of regional cooperation and cooperation with international institutions (Indonesia); 120.24 Continue efforts to intensify training programmes in accordance with human rights standards (Jordan); 120.25 Promote the dissemination of a human rights culture and integrate it into the school curriculum (Jordan); 120.26 Design specific training and awareness-raising programmes for public officials of the security forces and members of the judiciary (Spain); 120.27 Continue to strengthen the capacity of government officials in the field of human rights (Jordan); 120.28 Formulate a human rights action plan to strengthen the promotion and protection of human rights in the country (Maldives); 120.29 Develop a comprehensive rights-based framework for redress for the civilian victims of war, including survivors of wartime sexual violence, and ensure that the right to compensation in civil and criminal proceedings is enforceable in practice (Slovakia); 120.30 Provide greater financial and human resources to finalize the prosecution of war crimes committed during the period from 1992 to 1995, particularly by lower-ranked perpetrators, and clarify the fate of persons still missing (Australia); 120.31 Strengthen the professionalism and independence of the judiciary system and improve the level of expertise of the prosecution, as well as of the 11