A/HRC/32/4 137.76 Continue its efforts in drafting the Human Trafficking Legislation, with the active participation of the civil society (Indonesia); 137.77 Elaborate and enact the anti-trafficking legislation in line with international norms and standards (Ukraine); 137.78 Continue to strengthen its human rights institutions and develop additional measures to ensure the effective implementation of their mandate (Lesotho); 137.79 Create a national governmental independent mechanism in charge of the supervision of human rights policies (Morocco); 137.80 Strengthen the capacities of the Ombudsman office (Haiti); 137.81 Strengthen existing mechanisms within its institutional infrastructure to eradicate discriminatory, cultural or based on customary laws, practices to the detriment of women, children, minorities and LGBT groups (Honduras); 137.82 Continue to implement the National Human Rights Action Plan 20152019 (Pakistan); 137.83 Adopt and implement a national action plan on gender-based violence with the support from all sectors within the society, including the judiciary (Sweden); 137.84 Adopt and develop a comprehensive national action plan that addresses traditional harmful practices and gender-based violence against women and girls (Botswana); 137.85 Adopt a National Action Plan to implement the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (Netherlands); 137.86 Develop an instrument to monitor the implementation and verification of the recommendations from the previous and current universal periodic reviews, paying special attention to the ratification of international human rights instruments which are pending, including the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Costa Rica); 137.87 Launch a comprehensive national policy to universalize the right to civil registration, considering its pivotal role to ensure the realization of other human rights, including to an adequate standard of living (Brazil); 137.88 Further strengthen its successful land reform and resettlement program, which grants land to historically disadvantaged groups (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 137.89 Continue implementing its agrarian reform policy and resettlement program by giving land to groups who have been historically disadvantaged (Cuba); 137.90 Pursue its land reform and resettlement program in order to enable underprivileged persons to have access to land, given that the right to land is a fundamental human right (Angola); 137.91 Continue Government’s efforts with its land reform and resettlement programme, both at the rural and urban level (South Africa); 137.92 Implement effectively the Green Scheme, the San Development, Land distribution, the Mass Housing Programme, Water Supply and Sanitation, Safe 19