A/HRC/47/6 130.58 Step up efforts to develop the national strategy for the promotion and protection of human rights in cooperation with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and to strengthen national human rights institutions (Russian Federation); 130.59 Take the necessary measures in order to bring the national human rights commission into line with the principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (the Paris Principles) (Togo); 130.60 Further strengthen the capacity of the National Human Rights Commission to fulfil its role (Bangladesh); 130.61 Strengthen the National Human Rights Commission’s scope of action, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Indonesia); 130.62 Continue efforts to eradicate discriminatory practices, including slavery (Uganda); 130.63 Pursue progress in promoting the rights of women and girls, in particular through the amended law to combat discrimination against women (Saudi Arabia); 130.64 Address the discriminatory impact on women of its existing laws on divorce, child custody and inheritance (New Zealand); 130.65 Modify legislation in order to ensure equality of rights of women and men in relation to transfer of nationality to children, marriage, family relations, access to property and inheritance, as previously recommended (Spain); 130.66 Incorporate into national legislation a definition of discrimination in order to align it with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, ensuring effective remedies for any discrimination (Brazil); 130.67 Take additional measures for the effective implementation of laws on gender-based discrimination, in line with Mauritania’s obligations under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Switzerland); 130.68 Intensify its efforts to eliminate discrimination against girls and against children from disadvantaged or vulnerable groups (Bulgaria); 130.69 Prevent discrimination against persons belonging to minorities, including by removing obstacles to civil registration (Italy); 130.70 Implement a national plan to end discriminatory practices and to increase inclusion and social diversity (Angola); 130.71 Persist in improving the legal framework on the sanction system for all forms of discrimination in a manner that would prevent any selective interpretation and manipulation of laws covering this segment of human rights (Serbia); 130.72 Strengthen the special measures concerning racial and ethnic minorities in order to encourage their full integration into society (Togo); 130.73 Carry out an information and public awareness campaign, including in the education system, in order to combat the sociocultural prejudices that undermine the efforts of the Mauritanian Government in the area of fighting racial and ethnic discrimination (Spain); 130.74 Increase its efforts to end all forms of slavery and discrimination, especially based on caste or ethnicity, and investigate and prosecute traffickers and those holding people in slavery (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 130.75 14 Decriminalize consensual same-sex relationships (Italy); GE.21-04660