A/HRC/23/9 126.59 Speed up the implementation of the national gender policy and to establish the national gender council by providing appropriate resources (Tunisia); 126.60 Adopt and update a national plan of action on children’s rights (Republic of Moldova); 126.61 Continue to strengthen its domestic framework to enhance the protection and well-being of children in cooperation with UNICEF and relevant United Nations agencies (Singapore); 126.62 Carry out appropriate and comprehensive measures to combat gender based violence and discrimination against vulnerable groups (Viet Nam); 126.63 Continue taking necessary measures to promote the rights of children and women (Armenia); 126.64 Further improve its efforts in regard to the measures on combating gender-based violence (Azerbaijan); 126.65 Strengthen and take the measures required to prevent and punish sexual violence (Colombia); 126.66 Continue its endeavours in relation to the protection and promotion of the rights of children (Azerbaijan); 126.67 Continue making efforts for the formulation of a national policy on gender (Chile); 126.68 Strengthen promotion and protection of persons with disabilities and elderly (Senegal); 126.69 Put a special emphasis on gender equality, the effectiveness protection of children and the protection of victims of albinism (Côte d’Ivoire); 126.70 Continue to strengthen its social policies so as to increase the living conditions of its people, especially of the most needed, with the international community solidarity (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 126.71 Implement the recommendations of the Committee against Torture in its 2006 Concluding Observations for Burundi, and ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Australia); 126.72 Continue cooperating with the Human Rights Council and its mechanisms, and extend an open invitation to the special procedures mechanisms (Guatemala); 126.73 Extend a standing invitation to all mandate holders (Hungary); 126.74 Step up its cooperation with special procedures mandate holders and eventually consider extending a standing invitation to all special procedures mandate holders of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); 126.75 Extend invitations and provide access to UN special procedures mandate holders, including the Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers, and the Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, in order to help Burundi identify and address human rights challenges (Australia); 126.76 Invite the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions (Austria); 18 GE.13-12565