A/HRC/27/6 127.78 Ensure the participation of all political parties, civil society organizations and community leaders in the work of the Dialogue, Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Australia); 127.79 Continue its dialogue on the national reconciliation process through the work of the Dialogue, Truth and Reconciliation Commission by ensuring that the search for truth is a fundamental principle of the Commission, so that it produces recommendations for fair and unbiased actions, and adopt these recommendations at the earliest (Canada); 127.80 Redouble its efforts to reintegrate former combatants (Australia); 127.81 Continue its efforts to identify war victims and compensate the damages (Togo); 127.82 Take full use of technical assistance of the UN and Ivorian NGOs dealing with women’s rights to finalize the strategy and implement it accordingly, once adopted (Slovenia); 127.83 Continue to move forward through the adoption of all measures and policies that can achieve greater efficiency in the promotion and protection of human rights, and the promotion of the rule of law (Burundi); 127.84 Adopt a multiannual action plan to implement the National Policy on Human Rights, and the recommendations of the Human Rights Council, with an effective monitoring structure (Cabo Verde); 127.85 Implement the National Commission of Inquiry recommendations to ensure that those responsible for violations of human rights, from all parties are held accountable for their actions as soon as possible (Canada); 127.86 Strengthen the implementation of the recommendations of the International Commission on Access to Justice and Victims Assistance, and of those observations made by the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Chile); 127.87 Extend the deadline for late registration of births and put in place a simple and free birth registration procedure as well as a national strategy to raise awareness on the importance of birth registration (Hungary); 127.88 Continue building its national capacities and implement its priorities as they were specified in its national report (United Arab Emirates); 127.89 Develop a comprehensive policy aimed at strengthening the judicial system, and rule of law (Botswana); 127.90 Continue the implementation of the national strategy to encourage women to stand for elections and elected positions (Algeria); 127.91 Submit its initial report to the Committee against Torture which is fifteen years overdue (Republic of Korea); 127.92 Submit its backlog of outstanding reports to the concerned treaty bodies (Sierra Leone); 127.93 Cooperate with the mandate holders of special procedures and treaty bodies (Chad); 127.94 Continue its cooperation with the treaty bodies and submit its outstanding reports (Togo); GE.14-07583 19