A/HRC/28/17 107.16 Adopt a comprehensive national plan for human rights as a comprehensive document that includes effective measures for all human rights issues (Croatia); 107.17 Develop and implement a national action plan for human rights in order to framework a systematic approach to the promotion and protection of human rights (Indonesia); 107.18 Continue with further efforts to guarantee children’s rights, particularly in the field of social protection and education (Viet Nam); 107.19 After the implementation of the action plan for children in Bosnia and Herzegovina for the period 2002–2010, continue developing programmes for the protection of children, particularly on the fight against child exploitation for begging, their possible recruitment and use in armed conflicts, their protection in judicial processes, as well as their separation from adults in places of detention (Chile); 107.20 Further strengthen the rule of law and institutions to enforce social cohesion, tolerance and equality in order to comprehensively guarantee human rights for her people, in particular the vulnerable groups (Viet Nam); 107.21 Take measures to improve cooperation and coordination of activities among bodies at all levels which have a role to play in the promotion and protection of human rights (Ireland); 107.22 Implement transparent and inclusive mechanisms of public consultations with civil society organizations on all issues mentioned above (i.e. gender equality, minority rights, redressing wartime crimes, inclusive quality education for minorities and discrimination against LGBT persons) (Norway); 107.23 Improve the programmes for human rights training, in particular those designed for judges and law enforcement agents (Algeria); 107.24 Develop a national plan to combat discrimination, including through training for law enforcement agents and legal professionals and a campaign to raise public awareness (France); 107.25 Take all necessary measures to ensure the application of all laws and the training of officials in the rights of the child (Libya); 107.26 Continue its efforts to promote and protect the rights of vulnerable groups and provide them with more equal opportunities for advancement (China); 107.27 Draft and adopt a countrywide anti-discrimination strategy, in close cooperation with all relevant stakeholders, including with regard to sexual orientation and gender identity, and the Roma community (Germany); 107.28 Harmonize the Law on the Prohibition of Discrimination with the laws and provisions at entity, district and municipal levels and increase general awareness of the law (Estonia); 107.29 Bring all the national legislation into conformity with the 2009 AntiDiscrimination Law (France); 107.30 Implement the Anti-Discrimination Law by adopting an antidiscrimination strategy and action plan (Serbia); 16