A/HRC/41/2 It noted the explanations provided by Chile concerning the other recommendations made by Djibouti and hoped that Chile could consider and implement them in the future. 491. Egypt applauded the efforts of Chile in the field of human rights, particularly concerning the development of the national plan on human rights and the progress achieved in the field of gender parity and women participation in the legislative. It encouraged Chile to continue progressing in the protection of human rights. 492. El Salvador acknowledged the progress made by Chile in strengthening the institutional framework for the promotion and protection of human rights as well as in ratifying international human rights instruments. It encouraged Chile to continue cooperating with international human rights mechanisms and strengthen inclusive and comprehensive policies in favour of the most vulnerable groups of society. 493. Gabon commended Chile on its efforts to promote and protect human rights by its human rights normative and institutional framework and the implementation of its first national human rights plan. It noted with satisfaction the considerable efforts made by Chile to protect and promote the rights of women and children as well as the rights of persons deprived of their liberty. 494. Haiti commended the commitment of Chile to promote and protect human rights and welcomed that Chile had accepted both of its recommendations: on the implementation of affirmative policies to integrate Chileans of African descent, in particular their inclusion the 2022 census, and on the protection of the human rights of migrants. 495. India noted that Chile had accepted 211 recommendations, including those formulated by India, and appreciated the actions already taken by Chile since its review in January on fulfilling some of the recommendations accepted. It considered the creation of the position of Undersecretary for Human Rights and the development of the first national human rights plan as important developments towards the promotion and protection of human rights. 496. Iraq welcomed the acceptance by Chile of the three recommendations formulated by Iraq, on poverty reduction, eliminating inequality in education, and improving the living conditions of persons with disabilities. 497. Madagascar welcomed the measures taken, or in the course of being taken, by Chile, in order to protect and promote of the rights of vulnerable persons, including persons with disabilities, women victims of violence and children. It encouraged Chile to continue its efforts to consolidate the rule of law and protect human rights in the country. 498. Mexico highlighted the progress made by Chile since its previous reviews, in particular the approval of the national human rights plan and the establishment of the Office of the Undersecretary for Human Rights. It welcomed that Chile had accepted 211 recommendations, including the four recommendations made by Mexico, relating to the prevention of torture, equal access to information and communication technologies, the adequate definition of femicide, and the rights of migrants. 499. Morocco noted with appreciation the acceptance by Chile of Morocco’s recommendation regarding the continued effort in the fight against poverty, the continued effort regarding training and education in human rights. It noted that the high number of accepted recommendations further illustrated the commitment of Chile to the promotion and protection of human rights. 500. Oman congratulated Chile on its report and on the methodology used in engaging with the universal periodic review. Oman welcomed that Chile accepted the recommendations made by Oman. 84