A/HRC/19/14 93.13. Further strengthen the Commissions of the media, human rights and anti-corruption (Norway); 93.14. Provide for legislation ensuring an independent functioning of the National Human Rights Commission according to the Paris Principles (Germany); 93.15. Establish and make operational a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Poland); 93.16. Ensure that the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission is provided with appropriate support and facilities (Malaysia); 93.17. Ensure that the national Human Rights Commission becomes operational as soon as possible and that its operation be in line with the Paris Principles (Thailand); 93.18. Ensure adequate conditions for human rights institutions, including the Human Rights Commission, to fulfil their functions with sufficient legal, political and financial independence (Denmark); 93.19. Enact as soon as possible the statute of the Human Rights Commission to make it operational (Switzerland); 93.20. Preserve the national process of appeasement and reconciliation (Algeria); 93.21. Continue facing the attempts of external interference in the country’s internal affairs and continue exercising fully its sovereignty and right to selfdetermination (Cuba); 93.22. Continue with positive actions and programs aimed at guaranteeing universal education and health services of quality to its people as well as those aimed at reducing poverty (Cuba); 93.23. Put in place and adequately fund mechanisms for the collection and analysis of disaggregated data on maternal mortality and morbidity and domestic violence in order to better understand prevailing trends and assess the effectiveness of measures in place (Canada); 93.24. Continue with measures for an enabling environment for economic, social and cultural rights of the people of Zimbabwe (Burkina Faso); 93.25. Continue the work according to the National Action Plan II to focus on the situation of orphans and vulnerable children to ensure their access to health care and education (Norway); 93.26. Look into the matter of orphans caught up in the battle for property within the Anglican Church and ensure that orphans are being given experienced caretakers and have their basic rights covered (Norway); 93.27. Create a system to collect updated and disaggregated data on the situation of the rights of the child (Mexico); 93.28. Ensure the Organ for National Healing, Reconciliation and Integration be able to fully implement its mandates based on truth, reconciliation and forward-looking approaches (Indonesia); 93.29. Intensity efforts to implement national programmes that promote the rights of its people, including in the field of the rights of Children and Women as well as rights of education, to health, to adequate water and to sanitation, 14