A/HRC/36/5 125.36 Finalize the establishment of a new national human rights institution in compliance with the principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (the Paris Principles) (Kenya); 125.37 Step up efforts towards the completion of the institutional framework for the promotion and protection of human rights, including the formulation of a national human rights action plan (Philippines); 125.38 Continue work on raising awareness and enhancing training and capacity-building in the field of human rights for government institutions, particularly internal security services and military forces, in accordance with international standards (Qatar); 125.39 Continue to strengthen human rights training for police and local government officials, especially on interrogation and investigation methods. Developments in the legal framework take much training and effort to translate into actual practice (Republic of Korea); 125.40 Criminalize (Kyrgyzstan); racism, in line with international commitments 125.41 Criminalize racism, in line with international commitments (Ukraine); 125.42 Accelerate the process of adopting a relevant legislative and regulatory framework for combating racial discrimination (Congo); 125.43 Adopt a legislative framework ensuring protection against all forms of offences motivated by prejudice (Côte d’Ivoire); 125.44 Continue efforts to promote gender equality (Jordan); 125.45 Continue with its efforts to improve the conditions of persons with disabilities, in particular through support for reasonable accommodation in the workplace as well as access to education countrywide (Mexico); 125.46 Criminalize racial discrimination and enforce laws which protect the rights of the black population (Sierra Leone); 125.47 Adopt a law prohibiting racial discrimination, including criminalizing such behaviour (South Africa); 125.48 Immediately cease the practice of forced anal examinations of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, which are contrary to its obligations under the Convention against Torture (Ireland); 125.49 Continue its efforts in the less developed regions by encouraging development and investment (Libya); 125.50 Continue efforts to pursue the legislative efforts of the sustainable development commission for future generations (Saudi Arabia); 125.51 Enhance efforts to fight terrorism and continue raising awareness to fight against extremism (Syrian Arab Republic); 125.52 Ensure security measures under the state of emergency or counterterrorism laws and maintain the human rights of suspects, detainees and their families (United States of America); 125.53 Create a law or guidelines to end the use of excessive force against individuals suspected of involvement in terrorist activities, improve pretrial detention conditions, install video cameras in places of detention and ensure access to legal services without delay (Canada); 125.54 Continue efforts to combat terrorism (Iraq); 125.55 Ensure the existence of scientific, intellectual, legal, social and economic programmes to raise awareness about the risk of terrorism at all levels (Iraq); 13