A/HRC/32/11 104.57 Continue to implement laws for further protection of human rights of the people (Pakistan); 104.58 Redouble efforts through legislative measures and public policies to ensure that its legislation is aligned with international human rights obligations (Panama); 104.59 Implement the recommendations under the United Nations Convention against Corruption peer review process conducted in April 2015 and in particular review its legal framework to criminalize the bribery of foreign officials and officials of international organizations and pass legislation that allows for the forfeiture of unexplained wealth by public officials (Fiji); 104.60 Establish a national human rights institution that fully complies with the Paris Principles (Portugal); 104.61 Continue taking the necessary steps to set up a national human rights institution in line with the Paris Principles (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 104.62 Establish an independent national human rights institution to lead, coordinate, develop capacity and assist with human rights implementation (Canada); 104.63 Set up a national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles (Congo); 104.64 In line with the recommendations from the first universal periodic review accepted by Palau, establish an independent national human rights institution to lead, coordinate, develop capacities and help strengthen implementation of human rights throughout the country, and provide the Ombudsman Office with sufficient financial and human resources to strengthen its independence and capabilities (Costa Rica); 104.65 Set up an independent human rights institution in charge of coordinating the implementation of human rights in the whole country (Djibouti); 104.66 Establish a national human rights institution (Egypt); 104.67 Set up a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles, as the authorities committed to during the first review (France); 104.68 Continue efforts aiming at the protection of human rights, including through the establishment of a national human rights institution (Georgia); 104.69 Continue its efforts to establish a national human rights institution in line with the Paris Principles and with full participation of the civil society (Indonesia); 104.70 Continue its efforts to establish a national human rights institution, as this was an accepted recommendation from the first review (Iraq); 104.71 Establish a national human rights institution, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Malaysia); 104.72 Establish an independent national human rights institution to coordinate, develop capacities and strengthen respect for human rights in the country, in line with the Paris Principles (Mexico); 104.73 Enact national legislation to protect the rights of the child (Maldives); 19