A/HRC/24/13 109.28. Harmonize national legislation governing registration and funding of NGOs with the Venice Commission recommendations, with a view to ensuring a free and open space for its civil society (Slovakia); 109.29. Work with the legislature, as well as domestic and international organizations, to amend legislation in order to promote a flourishing civil society (United States of America); 109.30. Continue the efforts to strengthen the national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights and freedoms (Uzbekistan); 109.31. Enhance the role of the Ombudsman and take measures providing for the effective implementation of its functions as a national preventive mechanism in accordance with the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Bulgaria); 109.32. Continue to pay attention to the protection of political rights and civil freedoms (Yemen); 109.33. Continue to intensify its efforts in further strengthening the good governance and rule-based state with more focus on capacity-building for national agencies and law enforcement authorities on human rights protection and promotion (Viet Nam); 109.34. Continue the practice of implementing the National Action Programme aimed at improving the human rights situation on the ground (Turkmenistan); 109.35. Involve all stakeholders, including civil society in the implementation of the National Action Plan, in order to ensure its success (United Arab Emirates) 109.36. Continue its efforts to effectively implement its existing National Action Programmes and enforce legislation recently adopted (Cambodia); 109.37. Continue its efforts to effectively implement its Development Plan on Social Protection (Djibouti); 109.38. Continue efforts to increase the human rights culture in its society through the training and capacity-building of law enforcement and the judicial system in the field of human rights (Malaysia); 109.39. Continue its efforts in the field of human rights education and training (Morocco); 109.40. Continue the awareness-raising campaign on human rights education (Myanmar); 109.41. Redouble its efforts to intensify human rights education and training of law enforcement officers, teachers and civil servants (Republic of Korea); 109.42. Continue to take sustained measures to incorporate elements of human rights education in the training of law enforcement agencies (Pakistan); 109.43. Step up its efforts to enhance human rights education and training of law enforcement personnel, teachers and other civil servants (Philippines); 109.44. Further carry out public-awareness campaigns on human rights, in particular with respect to the empowerment of women rights (Cambodia); 16