A/HRC/30/4 100.102 With regard to the rule of law, launch informative programmes to raise awareness of anti-corruption mechanisms, such as the Professional Standard Division, as well as increase the funding of such institutions (Germany); 100.103 Develop Human Rights Indicators, an instrument that allows for a more precise and coherent evaluation of the human rights policies of a country (Portugal); 100.104 Continue its efforts to raise public awareness of human rights (Sudan); 100.105 Submit overdue reports to the relevant United Nations treaty bodies (Sierra Leone); 100.106 Submit the initial report to the Committee against Torture, as well as all due reports to other treaty bodies (Togo); 100.107 Issue standing invitations to all special procedures (Ghana); 100.108 Extend a standing invitation to the special procedures, as accepted during the first cycle of the universal periodic review of Liberia, as previously recommended (Latvia); 100.109 Extend a standing invitation to the special procedures in order to improve its cooperation with the international community in the field of human rights (Turkey); 100.110 Step up its cooperation with the special procedures of the Human Rights Council by responding positively to the pending visit requests of the special procedures mandate holders without delay (Latvia); 100.111 Strengthen its cooperation with the special procedures mandate holders of the Human Rights Council (Tunisia); 100.112 Continue to work with the United Nations Mission in Liberia and other partners to prepare for the national takeover, including concrete measures to reduce gender-based violence and to strengthen the justice and security sectors (Norway); 100.113 Continue to engage the international community for assistance in addressing the menace of domestic violence, harmful traditional practices and trafficking in persons (Philippines); 100.114 Continue to strengthen the capacity of domestic institutions to combat sexual and gender-based violence, including through cooperation with the international community (Singapore); 100.115 Put an end to the widespread gender discrimination which particularly affects girls living in rural areas (Congo); 100.116 Eliminate all forms of discrimination, particularly against children in vulnerable situations (Ghana); 100.117 Eliminate all forms of discrimination particularly against vulnerable children (Congo); 100.118 Take steps to harmonize her nationality laws in order to provide women with the right to pass on their rights of nationality to children born abroad, on an equal basis with men (Kenya); 19

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