A/HRC/40/7 148.86 Provide support to all Nigerians in order to eliminate corruption (Kuwait); 148.87 Continue the fight against corruption and the efforts to repatriate the funds resulting from corrupt activities for the benefit of the population (Senegal); 148.88 Continue to make the necessary efforts to eradicate corruption in the country (Djibouti); 148.89 Continue strengthening its efforts in the area of combating corruption (Syrian Arab Republic); 148.90 Pursue its efforts to combat corruption (Egypt); 148.91 Fully implement its commitments under the Paris Agreement (Fiji); 148.92 Strengthen its measures and implement policies relating to climate change, environmental protection and disaster risk reduction (Fiji); 148.93 Take effective measures to support communities that have suffered from oil spills that have caused damage to the environment (Congo); 148.94 Take effective measures to assist the communities suffering from environmental damage across the Niger Delta due to oil spills by providing health care and education facilities and fostering the means for the creation of alternative livelihood options (Republic of Korea); 148.95 Accelerate the regulatory process aimed at reducing the negative impact of company activities on the enjoyment of human rights (Algeria); 148.96 Adopt a national plan of action for the implementation of the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and establish mechanisms for its implementation (Switzerland); 148.97 Complete the finalization and implementation of the national plan of action on business and human rights (Bahrain); 148.98 Finalize its national action plan on human rights and business (Kenya); 148.99 Finalize the national action plan on business and human rights, and consider sharing best practices in that regard (Namibia); 148.100 Finalize the national action plan on human rights and business (South Africa); 148.101 Consider setting up a follow-up mechanism to implement the national plan of action on business and human rights (United Arab Emirates); 148.102 Take all necessary measures to protect the lives of civilians, while fighting insurgency (Afghanistan); 148.103 Ensure all operations by the military and security forces comply with international law and Nigeria’s human rights obligations (Australia); 148.104 Mainstream human rights standards in counter-terrorism actions undertaken by security forces (Portugal); 148.105 Raise awareness of human rights, especially within the government forces involved in counter-insurgency operations, to avoid excessive use of force, extrajudicial killings and ill-treatment (Cyprus); 148.106 Strengthen civil-military cooperation in the fight against terrorism (Ethiopia); 148.107 Sustain ongoing efforts in ensuring respect for human rights in counter-terrorism operations (Lebanon); 15