A/HRC/24/16 their protection up to 18 years (Uruguay); Review all legislation related to children to harmonize it with the CRC (Honduras); Harmonize a child’s protection legislation to international standards (Kazakhstan); 170.26. Take more active measures to promote real participation of NGOs and civil society institutions in the adoption of legislation to promote human rights (Iraq); 170.27. Continue to improve its human rights system in accordance with the will of the people (Nigeria); 170.28. Continue developing the institutional framework concerning the promotion and protection of human rights (Panama, Ukraine); 170.29. Pursue the development of its institutional framework concerning the promotion and protection of human rights (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 170.30. Consider the possibility of adopting new measures to improve its human rights protection system (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 170.31. Strengthen the legal and institutional framework for the promotion and protection of human rights and to continue expanding the social justice (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 170.32. Continue strengthening the democratic character of its institutions, laws, policies and programmes that maintain their clear popular and participatory nature (Algeria, Ecuador, Ethiopia); 170.33. Consider setting up an independent human rights commission in line with the Paris Principles (Sierra Leone); Consider the possibility of establishing a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Uruguay); Consider the possible establishment of a national human rights institution, according to the Paris Principles (Mexico); Establish a national institution for the protection of human rights in conformity with the Paris Principles (France); 170.34. Continue protecting its population from the effects of the blockade imposed by the United States of America (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 170.35. Continue to address the effects of unilateral blockade of the United States of America (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 170.36. Continue to denounce in international forums the unilateral coercive measures, in particular the inacceptable economic blockade imposed by the United States of America and continue consolidating international efforts aimed at repealing it (Ecuador); 170.37. Further strengthen its institutional framework to enable it to defend its sovereignty and protect the human rights of its people (Zimbabwe); 170.38. Continue defending the country’s independence and sovereignty (Belarus); 170.39. Persist in its efforts despite the difficulties both internal and external it has to face (Comoros); 170.40. Address the negative impacts of unilateral economic measures and natural calamities that affect the country (India); 14