A/HRC/44/9 142.42 Adopt a national human rights plan of action (Egypt); 142.43 Consider adopting a new national action plan on human rights (Pakistan); 142.44 Continue implementing the existing national action plan on human rights of 2015 (Pakistan); 142.45 Consider reviewing the National Policy and Action Plan on Human Rights to ensure that it addresses all emerging issues (State of Palestine); 142.46 Immediately adopt the national policy for the promotion and protection of the family (Haiti); 142.47 Enhance mobilization of resources for the realization of the Big Four national plan (Ethiopia); 142.48 Accelerate the implementation of the Big Four Agenda (Somalia); 142.49 Continue with the security sector reforms to enable the police to effectively protect and respect human rights (Pakistan); 142.50 Continue with the public sector reforms in order to respect and protect all human rights (South Sudan); 142.51 Adopt the necessary legal framework to guide the operationalization of the Restorative Justice Fund (Croatia); 142.52 Make progress in the implementation of police reforms in order to strengthen respect for human rights and police accountability (Switzerland); 142.53 Continue investing resources for the effective implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (United Republic of Tanzania); 142.54 Redouble efforts to provide training to medical, security and justice professionals on the application of its criminal law punishing harmful practices such as child, early and forced marriage, female genital mutilation, and girl “beading” (Brazil); 142.55 Strengthen training and awareness programmes for State officials in the field of human rights for the effective implementation of the law on prevention of torture (Dominican Republic); 142.56 Enhance human rights training and awareness for law enforcement officials to end all violations, including excessive or arbitrary use of force and extrajudicial killings, and bring all those responsible for human rights violations to justice, as well as continuing police reforms (Finland); 142.57 Continue developing training on human rights as an integral component of the police curriculum (Greece); 142.58 Strengthen human rights education within the security services and across the Government to ensure that State officials operate in accordance with Kenya’s constitutional and international obligations (Vanuatu); 142.59 Take the necessary measures to ensure access to basic health care, education, food and other social care systems, on a fair basis and in line with the principle of non-discrimination (Kuwait); 142.60 Strengthen gender equality by implementing the two-thirds gender principle in all elective or appointive bodies in a timely manner (Norway); 142.61 Continue collecting and analysing disaggregated data on women with the aim of combating discrimination based on religion, ethnic background, age, health, disability or sexual orientation (Cyprus); 142.62 Develop and adopt appropriate legislative and administrative measures to combat discrimination against women as well as discrimination 12