A/HRC/14/10 6. To involve civil society organizations in its follow-up to the universal periodic review (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 7. To cooperate closely with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees with regard to the status of refugees and asylum seekers (Belgium); 8. To continue its cooperation with the United Nations and other international organizations to strengthen human rights (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 9. To continue its work to ensure the further refinement of laws aimed at protecting children’s rights in order to step up criminal and administrative responsibilities for crimes and offences committed against children or involving children in crime (Kyrgyzstan); 10. To strengthen measures and enact specific legislation to combat discrimination and violence against women, in particular sexual and domestic violence (Brazil); 11. To continue efforts to improve the national legislation and law enforcement measures aimed at the promotion and protection of the rights of persons with disabilities (Egypt); 12. To continue the work being done to improve national legislation and law enforcement practices in the field of protecting the rights of disabled persons, according due consideration to generally acknowledged international standards (Islamic Republic of Iran); 13. To ensure that legislation relating to the Internet and other new communication technologies respects international human rights obligations (Sweden); 14. To enact the draft law on domestic violence in full compliance with international standards (Slovenia); 15. To examine, in the context of the reform regarding the Human Rights Commissioner, the transition from the institution of the ombudsman to the establishment of an independent national human rights institution, in conformity with the Paris Principles (Algeria); 16. To review the institutions of the Human Rights Commission and the Human Rights Commissioner (ombudsperson), and to take the measures necessary to bring them into conformity with the Paris Principles (Ireland); 17. To establish a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Germany); 18. To establish an independent national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles (Malaysia); 19. To take steps to establish an independent national human rights institution in keeping with the Paris Principles (Philippines); 20. To consider establishing a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles, which should strengthen the human rights infrastructure in Kazakhstan (Thailand); 21. To introduce the post of the national ombudsman for the rights of the child with a view to the effective promotion and protection of children’s rights (Islamic Republic of Iran); 15