A/HRC/14/6 96. The Gambian delegation thanked all States for their comments and questions and for their recognition of its efforts. It acknowledged the recommendations of some States asking the international community to assist it, thanking the delegation of Morocco in particular for having pledged its support. II. Conclusions and/or recommendations 97. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue have been examined by Gambia and the recommendations listed below enjoy the support of Gambia: 1. Continue making legislative and concrete efforts to promote human rights (Lebanon); 2. Continue the process of strengthening and adapting the national normative framework, particularly by finalizing the texts being prepared with regards to women, asylum and elections (Algeria); 3. Rigorously enforce legislative instruments that protect and strengthen the rights of the child (Australia); 4. Enact legislation on violence against women, including domestic violence (Belarus); 5. Accelerate efforts to review the scope and mandate of Ombudsman’s institution (Malaysia); 6. Maintain and strengthen the measures undertaken to date to ensure the effective promotion and protection of women rights, which obviously requires the provision of the necessary minimum resources for this purposes, as well as the financial support from the international community (Venezuela); 7. Take appropriate measures, as possible, to make up for the delay accumulated over the past years in presenting its reports to various human rights bodies (Algeria); 8. Take concrete steps to address reporting delays to United Nations treaty bodies, in particular the Human Rights Committee (United Kingdom); 9. Take practical steps to fulfil its reporting obligations to the different United Nations treaty bodies and to seek technical assistance from OHCHR in this regard (Azerbaijan); 10. Take the necessary measures to bring itself up to date with the reporting obligations to treaty bodies (Djibouti); 11. Provide, with the support of the international community, the various initial and periodic reports (Niger); 12. To the extent possible, and taking into account the human resources constraints, fulfil its reporting obligations to the relevant treaty bodies and to seek assistance from OHCHR in this regard (Mauritius); 13. Cooperate more with the special procedures mandate holders, in order to allow the international community to provide the best possible support in guaranteeing human rights (Burkina Faso); 14