A/HRC/43/11 146.30 Continue consolidating the implementation of the National Human Rights Strategy 2019–2022, which was crucial in the fight against discrimination and social exclusion (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 146.31 Finalize the process of approval and adoption of the National Human Rights Strategy 2019–2022 and the national plan for the elimination of child labour in Angola 2018–2022 (Azerbaijan); 146.32 Ensure the effective implementation of the National Human Rights Strategy 2019–2022 (Botswana); 146.33 Take into consideration the good practices and experiences of countries in the region in the implementation of its National Development Plan 2018–2022 and in the promotion and protection of human rights (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 146.34 Finalize the process for the adoption of the National Human Rights Strategy 2019–2022 and put in place mechanisms to monitor its implementation (Gabon); 146.35 Accelerate the efforts to adopt the National Human Rights Strategy 2019–2022 (Georgia); 146.36 Continue national efforts to support the National Development Plan 2018–2022 and support the National Human Rights Strategy 2019–2022 (Libya); 146.37 Ensure that the provisions of all international human rights treaties to which Angola is a party are incorporated into domestic law (Germany); 146.38 Ensure the effective implementation of international human rights treaties at the domestic level (Indonesia); 146.39 Continue harmonizing national legislation in line with international human rights standards (Russian Federation); 146.40 Adopt an open, merit-based process when selecting national candidates for United Nations treaty body elections (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 146.41 Accelerate the adoption of the National Human Rights Strategy 2019–2022, in line with efforts already made (Mauritania); 146.42 Continue to strengthen its legal and institutional frameworks for the promotion and protection of human rights (Nigeria); 146.43 Consider setting up a national mechanism for reporting and followup (Mauritius); 146.44 Establish a national mechanism for reporting, implementing and following up on international recommendations (Paraguay); 146.45 Continue to strengthen the implementation of policies and programmes on advancing the rights of women, children, persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups (Philippines); 146.46 Further intensify efforts in human rights education and training for duty bearers and the public (Philippines); 146.47 Pursue judicial and institutional reforms in order to align them with international human rights standards (Senegal); 146.48 Speed up the approval of the necessary legal framework to ensure that the Office of the Ombudsman is effectively aligned with the Paris Principles (Uruguay); 146.49 Establish a national human rights mechanism in conformity with the Paris Principles (Sierra Leone); 12