A/HRC/34/6 133.63 Continue its effort to create human rights training for national public defence personnel (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 133.64 Take the necessary measures to strengthen capabilities for the promotion and protection of the environment (Togo); 133.65 Continue deepening the ongoing consultations of the human rights institutions of the State with social organizations and non-State actors (Cuba); 133.66 Enhance the State’s capacity to protect human rights while managing crises, catastrophes and disasters and preparing to rescue (Bahrain); 133.67 Continue implementing training programmes on human rights for officials, including for the personnel in charge of receiving and processing gender-based violence complaints (Bangladesh); 133.68 Encourage the implementation of an inclusive social policy framework for the enjoyment of all rights, notably the rights of people in vulnerable situations, and foster the training of all law enforcement officers in order to maintain peace (Haiti); 133.69 Strengthen the humanistic policies of cooperation and solidarity with the people from the region of the Caribbean and Latin America (Haiti); 133.70 Continue to strengthen its leadership in the multilateral framework in favour of a diplomacy of peace and in South-South cooperation for the promotion of human rights (Burundi); 133.71 Improve legislation, policies and guidelines regarding human rights education and training for the legal and justice system (Malaysia); 133.72 Promote and increase training programmes for personnel, including human rights education and training (Austria); security 133.73 Establish a participatory and inclusive mechanism with civil society to follow up on the universal periodic review recommendations (Mexico); 133.74 Continue cooperation with United Nations human rights mechanisms and treaty bodies (Myanmar); 133.75 Continue to constructively cooperate with the universal mechanisms for the promotion and protection of human rights, and to dialogue with social and human rights organizations (Tajikistan); 133.76 Further strengthen the institutions and mechanisms to ensure the implementation and follow-up of human rights public policies (Togo); 133.77 Work towards concluding the ongoing exercise to create a national human rights monitoring and follow-up system (Zimbabwe); 133.78 Accept the visits requested by the United Nations special procedure mandate holders and the OHCHR Regional Office for South America (Japan); 133.79 Cooperate with the special procedures of the Council, schedule pending visits as soon as possible, including of the representative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, and ensure the independence of the Ombudsman of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (Costa Rica); 16