A/HRC/14/11 38. To extend an open and standing invitation to all special procedures (Spain); 39. To extend a standing invitation to all Human Rights Council special procedures (Slovakia); 40. To facilitate visits requested by the Special Rapporteurs on adequate housing, freedom of opinion and expression, and independence of judges and lawyers, and to cooperate with the United Nations country team in improving the implementation of obligations (Norway); 41. To resume cooperation with OHCHR in order to receive technical assistance in strengthening and ensuring the independence of the judiciary, guaranteeing access to justice for all citizens, and establishing mechanisms and institutions at the national level that are effective in promoting and protecting human rights and fundamental freedoms (Mexico); 42. To increase its cooperation with OHCHR, as pledged before its accession to the Human Rights Council (United Kingdom); 43. To reconsider its decision not to sign a comprehensive agreement with OHCHR aimed at human rights promotion and protection (Netherlands); 44. To favourably consider resuming, as soon as possible, cooperation with OHCHR in Angola (Republic of Korea); 45. To ensure more equal distribution of wealth derived from natural resources (Kyrgyzstan); 46. To take legislative measures to explicitly prohibit all forms of discrimination, in particular against children with disabilities, girls and children belonging to the San communities, and to effectively protect children accused of witchcraft (Czech Republic); 47. To continue the good work of providing legislation and policies for gender equality in keeping with international obligations, in particular with regard to violence against women and their heritage rights, and providing policies aimed at women’s education, health and equal access to training and labour markets (Norway); 48. To continue its efforts to promote gender equality, equal treatment and non-discrimination (Pakistan); 49. To step up its efforts to eradicate negative practices and stereotypes that lead to discrimination against women (Azerbaijan); 50. To invite international mechanisms, in particular those for the strengthening of gender equality, women’s rights, children’s rights and the elimination of all forms of discrimination (Mexico); 51. To introduce, in collaboration with civil society organizations and public personalities, measures aimed at ensuring women’s right to non-discrimination and equality, as proposed by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Germany); 52. To increase its activities aimed at strengthening and promoting women’s role in society (Algeria); 53. To strengthen its policy aimed at the full guarantee of children’s rights, with attention to the implementation of the Guidelines for the Alternative Care GE.10-12527 15