A/HRC/38/5 93.19 Create a national human rights institution that monitors all rights issues in Tonga, as reiterated in the previous cycles (Uruguay); 93.20 Create a national human rights institution which could be based on the newly established Ombudsman’s Office (France); 93.21 Establish a mechanism for improving coordination and strengthening of various institutions dealing with discrimination against women, taking into consideration that Tonga still has not established an institution in compliance with the principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (Slovenia); 93.22 Ensure sufficient resources are allocated for the full and successful implementation of the Revised National Policy on Gender and Development 2014–2018 (Singapore); 93.23 Further strengthen mechanisms for citizens, including civil society organizations, to participate in law-making, oversight, national planning and budgeting processes (Netherlands); 93.24 Prioritize gender equality, as well as increase women’s participation at all levels of social, political and economic decision-making in government (United States of America); 93.25 Adopt concrete measures to protect vulnerable groups to assist them in being more resilient to the impact of climate change and natural disasters (Republic of Korea); 93.26 Seek the technical and financial assistance needed to adequately address the climate change challenges and to reduce risk and implement early warning systems (Sierra Leone); 93.27 Address the issue of trafficking of women and children (Philippines); 93.28 Take measures to reinforce protections for freedom of expression, including guaranteeing the independence of public and private media (Canada); 93.29 Take additional steps towards the abolition of child marriage, including by raising to 18 the minimum age of marriage (Brazil); 93.30 Take steps to end child marriage by raising to 18 the minimum age of marriage for both boys and girls (Italy); 93.31 Take all necessary measures to ensure the effective implementation of the Family Protection Act 2013 and that it place a particular focus on legal and cultural awareness-raising campaigns (Ireland); 93.32 Continue to implement its strategic development framework 2015–2025 to achieve sustainable economic and social development (China); 93.33 Make efforts for the welfare of female workers, including by ensuring maternity leave by law (Republic of Korea); 93.34 Implement an official support system for working women, contemplating basic issues such as the minimum wage and maternity leave (Uruguay); 93.35 Continue to strengthen health care and to especially improve services for maternal health, for newborns and for children (Maldives); 93.36 Take the necessary measures to improve access to health, especially for children and women during pregnancy, childbirth and the post-delivery period (Algeria); 93.37 Implement measures to strengthen universal access to health services, including reproductive health (Angola); 13