A/HRC/39/15 121.48 Continue implementation of the National Action Plan for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights (Sudan); 121.49 Provide the National Commission on Human Rights and Freedoms with adequate resources to enable it to carry out its mandate (Ghana); 121.50 Provide support for capacity-building and human rights actors (Sudan); 121.51 Adopt legislation to protect human rights defenders and journalists (Czechia); 121.52 Consider repealing provisions that criminalize homosexuality (Italy); 121.53 Pursue its efforts to strengthen civil and political rights as well as the social, economic and cultural rights of its people (Mauritius); 121.54 Expedite the establishment process of a formal framework for dialogue between civil society human rights organizations and the Government (Indonesia); 121.55 Continue its capacity-building programme for the State and civil society actors with respect to human rights (Mali); 121.56 Take further steps to finalize the various pending legislative and institutional initiatives that will contribute to the full enjoyment of human rights, including the national family policy paper and the national child protection policy paper, and update the Civil Code, among other things (Namibia); 121.57 Apply measures to strengthen national human rights institutions (Nepal); 121.58 Ensure transparency of and provide information on the human rights situation in the English-speaking region, inter alia by allowing the United Nations and national and international human rights institutions and organizations access to the region (Netherlands); 121.59 Grant the International Committee of the Red Cross or other reputable international agencies access to English-speaking separatist leaders extradited from Nigeria and detained incommunicado since January (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 121.60 Investigate all cases of disappearance of political opposition representatives, including members of the English-speaking minority, and take all adequate measures to find them and enable them to return safely to their homes (Poland); 121.61 Ensure the effective implementation of the official bilingualism policy in consultation with all stakeholders, in order to assure equal treatment to the English-speaking minority and to eliminate marginalization in all its forms (Haiti); 121.62 Redouble its efforts to effectively implement its bilingualism policy in order to ensure that the English-speaking population does not suffer from discrimination in employment, education or access to legal services (Honduras); 121.63 Observe the right of its citizens to express their views in dealing with the problems of the English-speaking provinces (Czechia); 121.64 Initiate a multi-stakeholder dialogue at the political level with the various stakeholders in the English-speaking communities in order to identify appropriate measures to respond adequately to the violence affecting the Southwest and Northwest areas of the country (Austria); 121.65 Expressly engage in a sustained dialogue with the representatives of the English-speaking community on the crisis in the North-west and South-west 14 GE.18-11388