A/HRC/25/14 110.49 Step up efforts in strengthening its National Human Rights Commission in line with the Paris Principles (Philippines); 110.50 Ensure the provision of technical and financial resources to the National Human Rights Commission to enable it to operate effectively and compliant with the Paris Principles and distinguish its roles and responsibilities from that of the Ministry of Human Rights (Sierra Leone); 110.51 Strengthen its national human rights mechanism, including by ensuring its adherence to the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 110.52 Take further steps to bring the National Human Rights Institution in line with the Paris Principles (South Africa); 110.53 Review the status and functioning of its National Human Rights Institution to make sure that it is consistent with the Paris Principles (Tunisia); 110.54 Continue, diversify and strengthen its policy for the promotion of women and the protection of children (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 110.55 Continue its efforts to protect the rights of women and children (Congo); 110.56 Proceed with a revision of national legislation to make the equality between men and women a reality (Romania); 110.57 Continue to apply programmes and measures to tackle the challenges that Chad has been facing since 2009, particularly when it comes to child labour, violence against women and entrenched poverty (Cuba); 110.58 Intensify the implementation of its laws, policies and programmes aimed at combating violence against women (Philippines); 110.59 With the support of relevant international organizations, continue to implement policies to enhance gender equality and the domestic framework to protect the rights of women and children (Singapore); 110.60 Ensure the full implementation of the National Gender Policy by allocating appropriate resources in accordance with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Angola); 110.61 Adopt the new Criminal Code, including the article 273 and the following ones that envisage and repress female genital mutilation (FGM) (Burkina Faso); 110.62 Take measures to eliminate traditional practices that are in contradiction with human rights obligations (Costa Rica); 110.63 Speed up the adoption of the national gender policy approved since 2011 (Burundi); 110.64 Continue strengthening measures aimed at addressing impunity for sexual and gender-based violence, including expediting the adoption of the national gender policy and the national strategy to combat gender-based violence (Botswana); 110.65 Develop new strategies to overcome the difficulties posed by traditional and customary practices which lie in the way of promoting human rights (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 110.66 Create independent focal points on the human rights of children to monitor and ensure the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Optional Protocols thereto (Germany); GE.14-10021 17