A/HRC/38/7 114.4 Improve its cooperation with special procedure mandate holders (Burkina Faso); 114.5 Continue its cooperation with the United Nations, other international organizations and human rights mechanisms to overcome remaining constraints and challenges (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 114.6 Accelerate efforts to re-establish State authority and the rule of law in all areas of the country, including the northern and central regions (Norway); 114.7 Continue bringing the national legislation into line with international human rights standards (Ukraine); 114.8 Continue strengthening capacity-building for State and non-State actors working in the human rights field (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 114.9 Establish as a priority an effective torture prevention mechanism, in accordance with Mali’s obligations under the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Zambia); 114.10 Strengthen the work of the National Human Rights Commission (Sudan); 114.11 (Togo); Strengthen the capacities of the National Human Rights Commission 114.12 Develop a strategy and allocate the resources necessary to ensure that the national human rights institution fully complies with the Paris Principles (Germany); 114.13 Continue strengthening national human rights institutions and mechanisms (Nepal); 114.14 Provide the necessary support to the National Human Rights Commission with a view to making it fully compliant with the Paris Principles and allowing it to acquire A status (Morocco); 114.15 Strengthen the capacity of State and non-State institutions in dealing with human rights challenges by providing human rights education and training and establishing bilateral cooperation and assistance agreements with other countries (Indonesia); 114.16 Investigate allegations of human rights violations committed during the continued crisis in Mali by all parties, including Malian defence and security forces (Norway); 114.17 Take the responsibility to combat impunity, address the allegations of human rights abuses committed by the security and defence forces and provide access to justice for all (Poland); 114.18 Step up its efforts to ensure all the necessary means to fight against impunity and guarantee that perpetrators of human rights violations are punished (Portugal); 114.19 Investigate and adjudicate human rights violations and criminal offences by members of its defence and security forces (Republic of Korea); 114.20 Take all necessary measures to ensure impartial and effective investigations by civilian authorities into allegations of crimes under international law, including international human rights law, in order to identify and prosecute those responsible, while ensuring fair trials (Sweden); 114.21 Continue the efforts to combat impunity and establish transitional justice in order to achieve reconciliation, security and stability (Tunisia); 114.22 Ensure that the perpetrators of serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law are held accountable (Ukraine); 12 GE.18-06102