A/HRC/19/11 II. Conclusions and/or recommendations*** 100. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue and listed below have been examined by Syria and enjoy its support: 100.1. Continue to harmonise its domestic laws with the international human rights conventions to which it is party, in line with democratic principles and fundamental freedoms and equality (Indonesia); 100.2. Bring national laws fully into line with its obligations under ICCPR, CEDAW, CAT and CRC (Maldives); 100.3. Maintain the positive momentum in improving legislation and institutions, and ensure the execution of its laws in practice, in particular in the areas of education, women rights, childhood, persons with disabilities and victims of trafficking in persons (Venezuela); 100.4. Maintain a relation of cooperation with the universal system of promotion and protection of human rights (Uruguay); 100.5. Continue to strengthen cooperation with the Human Rights Council and its mechanisms (Bangladesh); 100.6. Deepen and widen cooperation with the United Nations human rights system, and in particular with the Human Rights Council and its mechanisms (Malaysia); 100.7. Establish a national human rights institution in line with the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 100.8. Establish a national human rights institution accredited by the International Coordinating Committee (Poland); 100.9. Establish a national institution for the promotion and protection of human rights with a broad mandate and independent membership (Bolivia); 100.10. Consider establishing additional national human rights mechanisms to promote and protect human rights (Lebanon); 100.11. Continue to implement measures to enhance national capacities for the promotion and protection of human rights (Belarus); 100.12. Continue to confront attempts of foreign intervention into its domestic affairs and to exercise fully its people’s right to self-determination and the country’s sovereignty (Cuba); 100.13. Continue the process of taking measures at the national level as well as the national dialogue under the guidance of its legitimate authorities as a means of a political solution to the situation in the country (Cuba); 100.14. Establish an inclusive national dialogue leading to free and fair multiparty elections as soon as possible (Maldives); 100.15. Make effective a genuine process of national dialogue with the opposition (Spain); 100.16. Find a formula to reinitiate a respectful dialogue between the various parties and to find a peaceful solution to the problem (Ecuador); *** 14 Conclusions and recommendations have not been edited.