A/HRC/32/16 111.45 Ensure the effective implementation of the Domestic Violence Act and the Sexual Offences Act, specially by promoting access to justice (Brazil); 111.46 Continue to enact specific legislation to implement the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Pakistan); 111.47 Ensure that all legal standards are in conformity with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and actively fight against the practice of female genital mutilation (France); 111.48 Enact legislation to prohibit female genital mutilation and conduct awareness-raising programmes in this regard, particularly for parents, women and girls (Poland); 111.49 Domesticate the international human rights law (Zambia); 111.50 Allocate more resources and double efforts with the aim to conclude the ongoing legal reforms to harmonize national laws with international human rights standards and obligations (Malaysia); 111.51 Strengthen key human rights institutions with a sharp focus on the protection of women and children (Lesotho); 111.52 Provide its National Human Rights Commission with adequate funding in order for it to be able to fulfil its role (Portugal); 111.53 Ensure the independence of the National Human Rights Commission (Egypt); 111.54 Continue to advance the work of the National Commission for Human Rights through, among others, developing a comprehensive human rights national action plan (Indonesia); 111.55 Incorporate lessons learned from the Ebola crisis in future policies and actions for human rights promotion and protection, including in the Constitutional Review Process (Jamaica); 111.56 To continue to promote and protect the fundamental freedoms and human rights of all its citizens (Nigeria); 111.57 Continue the implementation of the National Referral Protocol on Gender-based Violence and the National Plan of Action on Gender-based Violence (2012) all across the country (Azerbaijan); 111.58 Take effective measures to further implement the National Action Plan on Gender-based Violence (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 111.59 Continue with measures aimed at protecting and respecting civil and political rights (Côte d’Ivoire); 111.60 Implement a national strategy against corruption in order to fight against its effects that impair the enjoyment of human rights (Morocco); 111.61 Submit the belated national reports to the treaty bodies (Egypt); 111.62 Take concreate measures to eliminate discrimination against women and girls in law and in practice, also by accelerating the constitutional review in the area of gender equality (Slovenia); 111.63 Ensure gender equality by including it in the Constitution and enact relevant laws, namely, on the empowerment of women and gender equality, and to combat stereotypes that encourage discrimination against women (Egypt); 17