A/HRC/39/10 129.38 Speed up the process to bring its Family Code in line with the provisions of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Gabon); 129.39 Accelerate the inclusion of ratified international treaties in national legislation (Oman); 129.40 Include measures aimed at increasing the efficiency and accountability of the public service delivery system into its national development strategy (Azerbaijan); 129.41 Improve coordination mechanisms and promote private sector investment through an appropriate legal and institutional framework (Bahrain); 129.42 Continue its efforts in promoting and protecting human rights, and to move forward for fulfilling more achievements (Kuwait); 129.43 Redouble efforts and commitment, as well as seek necessary international support, to enhance its capacity to promote and protect human rights (Nigeria); 129.44 Continue to strengthen the National Human Rights Commission to enhance the promotion and protection of human rights (Zimbabwe); 129.45 Continue efforts to guarantee the independence of the National Human Rights Commission (France); 129.46 Strengthen its efforts to ensure that its National Human Rights Commission becomes fully compliant with the Paris Principles by enhancing financial and human capacities as well as the independence of the Commission (Indonesia); 129.47 Continue redoubling efforts to ensure that the National Human Rights Commission fully complies with the Paris Principles (Uruguay); 129.48 Take further measures aimed at ensuring that the National Human Rights Commission is fully compliant with the Paris Principles and provide it with enough resources in order to effectively execute its mandate (Namibia); 129.49 Strengthen the national human rights institution and related mechanisms (Nepal); 129.50 Continue its efforts to improve its national human rights institution and ensure that it is compliant with the Paris Principles (Philippines); 129.51 Improve training programmes for security forces to put an end to acts of violent repression of peaceful demonstrations (Germany); 129.52 Continue to train law enforcement officials (Libya); 129.53 Continue its efforts to uphold human rights education through training, capacity-building and awareness-raising (Mauritius); 129.54 Continue efforts for awareness-raising, training and education on human rights (Morocco); 129.55 Adopt additional awareness programmes on human rights (Oman); 129.56 Continue to work with its partners to ensure that adequate budget and human resources are allocated to its anti-trafficking programme (Philippines); 129.57 Continue efforts seeking to achieve social equality and guarantee access for all to all basic services (Yemen); 129.58 Strengthen access of all citizens without discrimination to basic social services (Angola); GE.18-11480 13