A/HRC/44/8 110.46 Speed up the process of establishing a national mechanism and follow-up to address the backlog of State party reports (Kuwait); 110.47 Take effective measures to ensure the implementation of the 2018– 2028 Gender and Development Policy as a possible way of addressing gender equalities (Botswana); 110.48 Expedite the process of establishing and operationalizing the National Human Rights Commission (Burundi); 110.49 Establish a national human rights institution, in compliance with the Paris Principles (Chile); 110.50 Establish a national human rights institution, in compliance with the Paris Principles (Costa Rica); 110.51 Operationalize the National Human Rights Commission through the effective entry into force of the law setting up this body (Côte d’Ivoire); 110.52 Enhance efforts in mitigating the negative effects of practices that could lead to discrimination between men and women (Indonesia); 110.53 Adopt norms that will guarantee to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons the full enjoyment of their rights on the basis of equality in all spheres, combating discrimination and negative stereotypes that still exist in the society (Argentina); 110.54 Not to relent in its determination to combat corruption and ensure good governance (Nigeria); 110.55 Continue to give due priority to vulnerable sectors in communitybased disaster resilience and climate adaption efforts (Philippines); 110.56 Ensure that the implementation of its climate change policies and resiliency frameworks are gender-responsive and disability-inclusive, consistent with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, to address the economic, cultural and social impacts and challenges that climate change represents, for the full and effective enjoyment of human rights for all (Fiji); 110.57 Ensure that a human rights approach is reflected in the Government’s 2020 submission of the reviewed nationally determined contributions (Fiji); 110.58 Continue investing resources for the effective implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (United Republic of Tanzania); 110.59 Continue the fight against corruption, including looking into the possibility of establishing a special court for grand corruption cases (United Republic of Tanzania); 110.60 Fully implement the National Climate Change Policy and put in place a comprehensive system to monitor and evaluate its implementation (Vanuatu); 110.61 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking, particularly of children and women (Egypt); 110.62 Further intensify the conduct of public awareness-raising activities on combating trafficking in persons (Philippines); 110.63 Harmonize all legal frameworks to ensure access to justice for all the victims of trafficking (Spain); 110.64 Modify the law on combating human trafficking in such a way that the use of force, coercion or fraud should not be prerequisites for criminalizing the trafficking of children as an offence (Spain); 110.65 Take further measures to prevent human trafficking and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice (Timor-Leste); 13