A/HRC/25/12 financial resources to effectively exercise its functions, including the investigation of allegations of torture (Uruguay); 89.20 Consider the establishment of an independent national human rights institution, within, and in accordance with the appropriate domestic procedural and legal framework (Maldives); 89.21 Consider establishing an independent national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles and set up an independent human rights structure to receive human rights complaints from individuals (Slovenia); 89.22 Consider establishing an independent human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 89.23 Establish a mechanism that monitors gender equality in employment, wage discrimination against women and discrimination on sexual orientation (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 89.24 Continue strengthening protection policies in favour of boys and girls, women and persons with disabilities (Chile); 89.25 Continue concentrating efforts towards older persons, with a view to adequately addressing the challenge resulting from an increasing number of elderly adults (Chile); 89.26 Pursue its efforts to take up the challenges of human rights in accordance with international standards (Oman); 89.27 Continue its efforts of raising awareness on human rights issues among its population (Mauritius); 89.28 Continue the efforts in the area of human rights training for the judiciary and police staff (Chile); 89.29 Strengthen the fight against all forms of discrimination (Ecuador); 89.30 Intensify its efforts to combat racial discrimination, xenophobia and intolerance, and to encourage high level politicians to take a clear stand against these scourges (Tunisia); 89.31 Undertake all possible efforts to combat racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and other forms of related intolerance (Cuba); 89.32 Accelerate the study of draft laws aimed at combating racial discrimination, particularly with regard to migrants, and reinforce the protection of foreign workers (Uruguay); 89.33 Expedite action on bills currently under consideration aimed at combating racial discrimination (Nigeria); 89.34 Enact a specific law outlawing racist or xenophobic attitudes and prohibiting the display of racist symbols or signs reflecting a racist ideology in sport (Islamic Republic of Iran); 89.35 Amend the criminal legislation with the view of introducing the racist motivated offence as an aggravating criminal circumstance (Albania); 89.36 Make specific provision in its criminal law for preventing and combating racist motivations which constitute an aggravating circumstance in the country (Islamic Republic of Iran); 89.37 Continue with efforts to promote gender equality (Nigeria); 14 GE.14-10028