A/HRC/27/4 104.12 Fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the Kampala Amendments, including by incorporating provisions to cooperate promptly and fully with the ICC and to investigate and prosecute genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes effectively before its national courts (Estonia); 104.13 Allocate additional resources in order to further strengthen the work of the Ombudsman’s Office (Sierra Leone); 104.14 Provide the Office of the People’s Advocate with the appropriate financial and human resources and follow up diligently on its recommendations (Tunisia); 104.15 Allocate the necessary resources to fulfil the mandate of the Ombudsman, and ensure compliance of this institution with the Paris Principles (France); 104.16 Strengthen the public impact of the People’s Advocate (Ombudsman) and his capacity to act effectively as a preventive national force also when it comes to sensitive issues such as prosecution of acts of torture (Czech Republic); 104.17 Improve the function of the People’s Advocate by providing the necessary financial assistance and human resources and make efforts to implement the recommendations of the Advocate (Republic of Korea); 104.18 Take measures to facilitate the effective performance of the functions of the Ombudsman, ensuring the adequate provision of financial resources for its work and an appropriate follow-up of its recommendations (Mexico); 104.19 Respond to the recommendations of the Ombudsman without ignoring them (Saudi Arabia); 104.20 Review national legislation and take the necessary legislative measures to ensure that there is no overlap of functions between the Office of the Commissioner for the Protection from Discrimination and the Ombudsman, and consider granting the Ombudsman the necessary financial and human resources to enable it to fulfil its mandate with more efficiency and independence, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Uruguay); 104.21 Strengthen the role and resources of institutions in charge of human rights (Algeria); 104.22 Cooperate with OHCHR in its endeavours to harmonize the domestic legislation with international human rights standards (Turkey); 104.23 Give priority to and allocate resources for implementing current national strategies, programmes and measures, with more focus on addressing the challenges and disparities in employment, education and health care, especially for vulnerable groups of women, children, migrants and the elderly (Viet Nam); 104.24 Continue its efforts through cooperation with civil society and combating stereotypes (Angola); 104.25 Continue to implement effectively the National Action Plan on the Rights of the Child (China); 15