A/HRC/30/4 100.86 Boost the investigative capacity of the National Independent Human Rights Commission and ensure full participation by civil society in its work (Mexico); 100.87 Strengthen the capacity of the Independent National Commission on Human Rights, providing it with the necessary means to allow it to coordinate human rights monitoring, investigation and field activities (Portugal); 100.88 Take necessary measures to develop internal governance procedures in order that the Independent National Commission on Human Rights could perform its mandated role, in particular by ensuring adequate funding for the Commission (Republic of Korea); 100.89 Give continuity to the strengthening of national human rights institutions and mechanisms (Nepal); 100.90 Continue strengthening the capacity of government institutions on human rights and the application of a human rights-based approach (Sudan); 100.91 Continue efforts in the promotion and protection of human rights within the framework of the National Human Rights Action Plan established since 2013 (Algeria); 100.92 Continue strengthening the institutional capacity in the human rights sector in the country, particularly through promotion, dissemination and human rights education in the various national institutions, and establish follow-up mechanisms for human rights recommendations (Colombia); 100.93 Continue strengthening the capacity of government institutions, including the judiciary, police, prison service and government ministries, on the application of a human rights-based approach (Zimbabwe); 100.94 Strengthen support measures for vulnerable persons (Angola); 100.95 Strengthen protection measures for children and vulnerable persons (Senegal); 100.96 Take effective measures to implement the provisions in the National Human Rights Action Plan concerning the protection of vulnerable groups, especially concerning the fight against sexual violence against women and girls (China); 100.97 Strengthen legislative provisions that exist to promote gender equality (Equatorial Guinea); 100.98 Continue with the measures aimed at promoting and protecting effectively in law and in practice the human rights of women (Colombia); 100.99 Implement a human rights training programme and the necessary legal reforms to avoid the practice of female genital mutilation (Costa Rica); 100.100 Implement the awareness-raising programme to fight against domestic violence against women and girls (Switzerland); 100.101 Set up a mechanism to fight more effectively discrimination against women, prevent and punish sexual and gender-based violence, ban female genital mutilation and other harmful traditional practices and effectively enforce the ban while stepping up the fight against these practices through public-awareness campaigns (Czech Republic); 18