A/HRC/42/5 legislation by promulgating or amending the relevant laws on the protection and assistance of displaced persons (Chad); 119.27 Increase national unity to promote the international human rights institutions (Sudan); 119.28 Fulfil its reporting obligations under the Optional Protocols to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict and on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography (Afghanistan); 119.29 Issue a standing invitation to all United Nations special procedures (Ukraine); 119.30 Cooperate with the special procedures of the Human Rights Council by responding positively to the pending visit requests by the special procedure mandate holders (Latvia); 119.31 Consider the extension of a standing invitation to all special procedure mandate holders of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); 119.32 Fully cooperate with the United Nations human rights mechanisms, including the expert team supporting the investigation of the murder of the United Nations investigators in the Kasai region in 2017 (Czechia); 119.33 Continue to cooperate with the International Criminal Court in its investigations into alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo since 2002 (Liechtenstein) (Luxembourg); 119.34 Continue collaboration with the United Nations system and international partners in consolidating peace, stability and development in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Maldives); 119.35 Continue to work with both local and international players in bringing lasting peace to that war-torn country (Sierra Leone); 119.36 Expedite parliamentary approval of draft legislation for the promotion and protection of human rights (South Africa); 119.37 Continue developing its national legislation constantly in line with international standards (Azerbaijan); 119.38 Implement a measurable, time-bound national action plan for assistance to the victims of anti-personnel mines that guarantees them equal rights and meets their needs in terms of disability, health, social assistance, education, employment, development and poverty reduction (Argentina); 119.39 Continue institutional reforms and capacity-building, particularly in promoting gender equality and the status of women and children (Bhutan); 119.40 Accelerate the signing of the decree to operationalize the national council for children and guarantee unconditional free access for children to health and education (Liechtenstein); 119.41 Strengthen the national institutions and mechanisms responsible for coordinating and following up on the implementation of the recommendations of previous universal periodic reviews and other United Nations human rights mechanisms (Kenya); 119.42 Ensure the effective implementation of Law No. 09/001 of 10 January 2009 on the protection of children, with a view to establishing the National Council for Children as soon as possible (Malta); 119.43 Keep mobilizing resources and seek the necessary national support to enhance its capacity to promote and protect human rights (Nigeria); GE.19-11384 11