A/HRC/27/9 93.32 Accelerate the studies and internal procedures required for the establishment of a national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles, in cooperation with OHCHR (Uruguay); 93.33 Call upon OHCHR to provide technical assistance to Dominica for the establishment of a national human rights institution, which is an essential building block for the progress of human rights, as previously recommended by Maldives during the first cycle (Maldives); 93.34 Continue strengthening the protection and promotion of human rights through its institutions, legislation and public policies (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 93.35 Promote human rights education and capacity-building (Armenia); 93.36 Seek technical assistance in order to further advance the dissemination of human rights in the country (Sierra Leone); 93.37 Continue making efforts to advance in meeting its commitments under the international instruments to which the State is a Party (Nicaragua); 93.38 Strengthen cooperation with the treaty bodies by requesting the necessary technical assistance to this end (Algeria); 93.39 Consider requesting technical assistance from the international community, including from OHCHR, in particular in terms of capacitybuilding, in order to allow it to overcome the challenges linked to delays in the submission of its reports to human rights mechanisms (Morocco); 93.40 Collaborate with various United Nations human rights mechanisms and submit outstanding reports to treaty bodies (Paraguay); 93.41 Building on its constructive engagement in this session, strengthen its efforts to bring its reporting obligations up to date as soon as possible (Jamaica); 93.42 Undertake the necessary efforts to submit the corresponding periodic report to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, indicating specifically if the Penal Code of Dominica provides for the definition of any type of violence against women as a criminal offence (Uruguay); 93.43 Request greater efforts by OHCHR to further assist capacityconstrained small States in the Caribbean, such as to address the challenges faced by Dominica in harmonizing and integrating its international obligations with national legislation, as well as the increased reporting obligations attendant thereto (Barbados); 93.44 Strengthen the efforts to fight against discrimination, guaranteeing the physical and mental integrity of the population (Ecuador); 93.45 Continue its work towards the eradication of acts of racism and other forms of discrimination and intolerance (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 93.46 Continue supporting efforts to empower women and to promote and protect children’s rights, including by providing adequate financial and human resources to implement policies and programmes afforded to them (Malaysia); 93.47 Take further steps to protect the rights of persons with disabilities and the rights of women and children, including through strengthening support services (Australia); 16