A/HRC/36/5 125.19 Continue efforts to bring national legislation relevant to human rights in line with the Tunisian Constitution and its international human rights obligations (Qatar); 125.20 Continue the establishment of constitutional bodies by completing the legislative process and enacting adequate legislation in this regard (Romania); 125.21 Quickly establish the Constitutional Court and expedite the revision of laws that are incompatible with the Constitution and international human rights standards (Guatemala); 125.22 Continue the process of harmonizing national legislation, including the Criminal Code and Code of Criminal Procedure, with the Constitution and international human rights instruments ratified by Tunisia (Italy); 125.23 Continue to bring its legislation into compliance with the Constitution as well as with ratified international instruments (Madagascar); 125.24 Continue to take effective measures to align its legal system with its new Constitution and with the relevant international human rights instruments (Namibia); 125.25 Revise comprehensively its national legislation in order to bring it in line with its Constitution and with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Honduras); 125.26 Harmonize legislation that discriminated against women with the Constitution and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Kyrgyzstan); 125.27 Continue to finalize the establishment of the Constitutional Court and expedite the overhaul of the laws that are inconsistent with the Constitution and international human rights standards so as to expand on the environment that is conducive for the further implementation of recommendations made in the context of the universal periodic review (Kenya); 125.28 Continue to work towards modernizing legislation in line with the new Tunisian Constitution and complete the implementation of recommendations from the first session of the universal periodic review (Kuwait); 125.29 Accelerate the creation of the Constitutional Court and the Constitutional bodies, ensuring that they and other institutions, including the National Authority for the Prevention of Torture, are independent, adequately resourced and swiftly operational (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 125.30 Reform the National Council for Social Dialogue (Cuba); 125.31 Ensure the effective and independent functioning of the national preventive mechanism under the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Czechia); 125.32 Continue efforts to strengthen its democratic institutions and values and develop comprehensive national human rights policies to embrace all economic and social domains, such as education, health, the environment and poverty eradication programmes and support their implementation (Pakistan); 125.33 Adopt human rights capacity-building and training programmes for law enforcement officials (Chile); 125.34 Take into account the concerns of Tunisian civil society in the context of the future law on national reconciliation (Luxembourg); 125.35 Ensure coherence with the mandates of the national preventive mechanism in the establishment process of the new national human rights institution (Ghana); 12