A/HRC/39/13 147.34 Actively participate in the international exchange of best practices in the promotion and protection of human rights (Pakistan); 147.35 Continue the policy of negotiations and non-politicized constructive dialogue in dealing with the global agenda of human rights and continue presenting and organizing initiatives in the Human Rights Council for this purpose (Syrian Arab Republic); 147.36 Take vigorous efforts to strengthen equal and respectful cooperation in the promotion and protection of human rights, in line with the internationally recognized principles and norms of international law (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 147.37 Continue working to minimize the negative impact of the unilateral coercive measures applied by some countries against the Russian Federation, which affect the enjoyment of human rights (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 147.38 Oppose the politicization of human rights and their use to interfere in the internal affairs of sovereign States (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 147.39 Ensure access to the occupied Crimea by international human rights mechanisms (Ukraine); 147.40 Uphold obligations under international law to allow access to Crimea for international human rights monitors (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 147.41 Continue efforts to strengthen the legislative and institutional framework of the national system for the promotion and protection of human rights (Cuba); 147.42 Establish an independent national authority on the promotion of women (Honduras); 147.43 Continue further strengthening the posts of the Commissioners, particularly that for human rights (India); 147.44 Develop a national programme for system-wide support and improvement of the quality of life of older persons (Cuba); 147.45 Continue the concerted efforts to improve and strengthen human rights protection arrangements (Ethiopia); 147.46 Redouble its efforts aimed at raising the awareness of the population about the promotion and protection of human rights (Indonesia); 147.47 Establish a permanent national mechanism for follow-up and implementation of the recommendations received from the different human rights mechanisms (Paraguay); 147.48 Consider the establishment of a national mechanism for coordination, implementation, reporting and follow-up on human rights issues (Portugal); 147.49 Establish follow-up mechanisms and present reports to implement the national tolerance programme established in 2016 (United Arab Emirates); 147.50 Ensure the compliance of domestic legislation with the obligations of the Russian Federation under international law in the field of human rights and fundamental freedoms (Poland); 147.51 Accelerate the process of amending its domestic legislation and practices in line with the provisions of international human rights instruments (Zimbabwe); 147.52 Restore full respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms at home (Ukraine); 12