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149.34
Sustain efforts to uphold human rights and seek necessary support to
enhance its capacity in this regard (Nigeria);
149.35
Seek international assistance in mitigating the adverse effects of
COVID-19 and climate change (Pakistan);
149.36
Adopt an open, merit-based process when selecting national
candidates for United Nations treaty body elections (United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Northern Ireland);
149.37
Continue working with the relevant United Nations agencies and
human rights mechanisms, as appropriate, including through capacity-building
initiatives, to promote and protect the rights of its people (Singapore);
149.38
Ensure that the National Human Rights Commission is afforded the
necessary resources to be able to effectively implement its mandate in full
compliance with the principles relating to the status of national institutions for
the promotion and protection of human rights (the Paris Principles) (Zambia);
149.39
Guarantee the independence of the National Human Rights
Commission in accordance with the Paris Principles and allocate further human,
technical and financial resources as required (Togo);
149.40
Continue efforts to ensure the effective operation and full
independence of the National Human Rights Commission, in accordance with the
Paris Principles (Djibouti);
149.41
Provide its National Human Rights Commission with sufficient
resources to enable effective monitoring and enforcement of the implementation
of the human rights framework (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern
Ireland);
149.42
Provide adequate financial and budgetary autonomy to ensure the
effective functioning of the National Human Rights Commission so that it can
discharge its mandate effectively and independently (Paraguay);
149.43
Establish a standing national mechanism for the implementation,
reporting and follow-up of human rights recommendations, considering the
possibility of receiving cooperation assistance for this purpose, within the
framework of Sustainable Development Goals 16 and 17 (Paraguay);
149.44
Support the progress made in combating discrimination and
inequalities and promote the rights of women, children, older persons, persons
with disabilities and persons with albinism (Tunisia);
149.45
Take further measures to protect vulnerable groups of population, in
particular women, persons with disabilities, persons with albinism, children and
older persons (Ukraine);
149.46
Guarantee the exercise of the rights of persons in vulnerable situations,
in particular persons with albinism and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and
intersex persons (Mexico);
149.47
Adopt legislation to prohibit discrimination based on sexual
orientation and gender identity (Sweden);
149.48
Improve the conditions of life for vulnerable groups, in particular
persons with albinism, by facilitating their access to education, professional
training and employment (Somalia);
149.49
Intensify measures to tackle discrimination and stigma against persons
with disabilities and those with albinism (South Africa);
149.50
Intensify efforts to raise awareness of albinism to fight the rampant
discrimination against persons with albinism (Kenya);
149.51
Take further measures to improve the human rights of persons with
albinism and address the widespread discrimination against them (Malaysia);
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