A/HRC/29/16 130.3. Maintain the necessary efforts to promote corporate responsibility, which is linked to the full enjoyment of human rights of the population (Ecuador); 130.4. Analyse the possibility of creating a national human rights network to facilitate, among others, the submission of reports to treaty bodies, and establishing a national system to monitor international recommendations (Paraguay); 130.5. Consider developing Human Rights Indicators as suggested by OHCHR (Portugal); 130.6. Adopt administrative and legislative measures to increase the human, technical and financial resources for the adequate functioning of the Commission on Human Rights, and the three rights commissions, as well as to ensure its independence, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Mexico); 130.7. Implement a comprehensive strategy to combat the discrimination against women, Amerindian children and also children with disabilities (Trinidad and Tobago); 130.8. Continue work to enhance equality and combat discrimination including discrimination against women (Russian Federation); 130.9. Clearly define the mandate and the responsibilities of the national mechanism for the advancement of women and allocating the necessary resources to enable it to promote equality and mainstreaming gender equality and ensuring coordination of activities in this field (Morocco); 130.10. Intensify technical and vocational training for women and adopt temporary special measures aimed at achieving de facto equal opportunities for men and women in the labour market (Timor-Leste); 130.11. Provide the Women and Gender Equality Commission with adequate human, financial and technical resources, so as to consolidate its role in gender promotion and mainstreaming (Romania); 130.12. Continue strengthening the presence of women in various institutions (Algeria); 130.13. Strengthen the legislative framework and ensure its effective enforcement in eliminating all forms of discrimination against women (Maldives); 130.14. Advance in the elimination of all forms of gender discrimination and gender violence, particularly strengthening the coordinated multisectoral implementation and application of the Sexual Offences Act, adopted in Guyana in 2010 (Chile); 130.15. Continue working to be able to incorporate the prohibition of discrimination against women in its national legislation (Guatemala); 130.16. Strengthen training within the judiciary on the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and carry out campaigns on the rights of women and existing resources in cases of genderbased violence or discrimination (Mexico); 130.17. Continue promoting the participation of women in social, economic and political spheres contributing to the development of the country (Nicaragua); 16