A/HRC/44/14 45.33 Ensure the functional, structural and financial independence of the Human Rights Equality Institution and guarantee that the appointment of its members was in full compliance with the Paris Principles (Zambia); 45.34 Implement the National Action Plan and Strategy Document on Combating Child, Early and Forced Marriages (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 45.35 Ensure restrictive, proportional and non-arbitrary application of articles 125, 215, 301 and 318 of the Criminal Code, or consider repealing them (Switzerland); 45.36 Repeal “honour” crimes in article 29 of the Criminal Code and criminalize gender-based violence (Spain); 45.37 Explicitly criminalize domestic violence, prosecute and punish perpetrators (Zambia); 45.38 Establish independent mechanisms for reporting and investigation of allegations of unlawful detention, torture and inhumane treatment at the hands of police and security (Estonia); 45.39 Implement its anti-discrimination legislation and extend it to include sexual orientation and gender identity (Finland); 45.40 Ensure the protection of vulnerable populations, in particular from violence and hate speech, including by the adoption of legal provisions (France); 45.41 Continue promoting the role of the Ombudsman in investigations and monitoring in the human rights field (Mauritania); 45.42 Take further measures to resource the Ombudsman and the Human Rights and Equality Institution of Turkey in line with the Paris Principles (Kenya); 45.43 Ensure the functional, structural and financial independence of the Human Rights and Equality Institution and guarantee that the appointment of its members is in full compliance with the Paris Principles (India); 45.44 Make operational and independent Turkey’s Human Rights and Equality Institution (France); 45.45 Further strengthen the Human Rights and Equality Institution in line with the Paris Principles (Afghanistan); 45.46 Guarantee the impartiality and structural, operational and financial independence of the human rights and equality institution (Luxembourg); 45.47 Continue to strengthen the functioning of the Human Rights and Equality Institution of Turkey, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Nepal); 45.48 Pursue its efforts to strengthen the capacities of the human rights institution in line with the Paris Principles (Niger); 45.49 Allocate the national human rights institution sufficient resources, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Senegal); 45.50 Increase women’s participation in all forms of decision-making (Libya); 45.51 Take further measures to ensure a zero-tolerance policy towards domestic violence (Azerbaijan); 45.52 Explicitly criminalize gender-based and domestic violence (Estonia); 45.53 Consider the early finalization of the National Human Rights Action Plan as a key fixture in the advancement of human rights, democratization and law enforcement in Turkey (Indonesia); 9