A/HRC/57/10 110.34 Establish a mechanism and an institution for the promotion and protection of human rights, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Cabo Verde); 110.35 Intensify efforts to establish a national human rights institution (Montenegro); 110.36 Establish an independent national human rights institution, equipped with the resources necessary for its functioning (Togo); 110.37 Strengthen the national human rights institution as a national mechanism for implementation, reporting and follow-up to recommendations on human rights and consider the possibility of receiving cooperation to that end (Paraguay); 110.38 Enact comprehensive anti-discrimination laws that address discrimination on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, sex characteristics, disability, race, ethnicity and religion or belief (United States of America); 110.39 Continue promoting the implementation of policies and measures related to the elimination of discrimination to bring more benefits to the people of Vanuatu (China); 110.40 Incorporate into its constitutional framework the principle of equality of all people and the prohibition of all forms of discrimination (Colombia); 110.41 Amend all relevant legislation to prohibit all forms of discrimination on any ground, in line with international human rights treaties (Estonia); 110.42 Introduce the principle of equality of all people into the Constitution, as well as the prohibition of discrimination based on disability, sexual orientation or gender (Luxembourg); 110.43 Amend national legislation to prohibit discrimination on the grounds of sex, political or religious beliefs, race or physical condition, adopt the necessary measures to prevent persons from being victims of violence and illtreatment and ensure that children with disabilities have public support and access to inclusive education (Cabo Verde); 110.44 Amend the Constitution and other relevant laws to include disability among the prohibited grounds of discrimination (Russian Federation); 110.45 Improve conditions of detention and combat prison overcrowding (France); 110.46 Consider establishing an independent police mechanism, free from police control, to investigate police misconduct and brutality against civilians (Sierra Leone); 110.47 Ensure the human rights and well-being of the civilian population by signing the Political Declaration on Strengthening the Protection of Civilians from the Humanitarian Consequences Arising from the Use of Explosive Weapons in Populated Areas (Costa Rica); 110.48 Enhance the capacity and efficiency of the legal system through comprehensive training programmes for judges, lawyers and law enforcement officials, emphasizing human rights principles (Gambia); 110.49 Strengthen the capacities of the judicial system in order to improve its compliance with international law and standards and allow access to justice for all (Luxembourg); 110.50 Accelerate the adoption of the juvenile justice bill to protect children’s rights and prohibit all forms of ill-treatment (Ukraine); 110.51 Approve suitable laws and policies to address the situation of adolescents in conflict with the law through restorative justice strategies (Paraguay); GE.24-09741 13