A/HRC/50/8 31.78 Continue implementing national plans for economic and productive recovery, based especially on the most vulnerable sectors of society, thus guaranteeing the promotion and protection of their fundamental rights (Islamic Republic of Iran); 31.79 Work with humanitarian organizations to design and implement a principled national plan addressing the ongoing humanitarian emergency, prioritizing groups in vulnerable situations (Australia); 31.80 Work urgently with international agencies and local humanitarian workers to design and effectively implement a national plan to address the ongoing humanitarian emergency (Malta); 31.81 Revise its security policy so as to respect international standards and principles on the use of force and human rights, and to restore the civilian nature of police forces with the required internal and external oversight mechanisms (Luxembourg); 31.82 Speed up the process of developing of a new and sound national human rights plan for the 2020–2025 cycle that takes into account the progress and the loopholes identified during the implementation of the previous one (Romania); 31.83 Adopt a national action plan to address violence against women and ensure that the necessary resources are allocated to implement this plan (Maldives); 31.84 Adopt a national action plan on addressing violence against women and girls (Iceland); 31.85 Ensure the effective implementation of the Law on Women’s right to a life free from violence in all areas, including through the adoption of a national action plan for protecting women and preventing violence against women (Sweden); 31.86 Enforce the implementation of the Organization Act on Women’s Right to a Life Free of Violence more strictly and adopt a national plan of action to counteract sexual and gender-based violence, which increased during the COVID-19 pandemic (Liechtenstein); 31.87 Adopt a national action plan on combating sexual and gender-based violence (Croatia); 31.88 Continue implementing its National Human Rights Plan 2016–2019, particularly with regard to the social protection programmes that support women, children and persons with disabilities (Malaysia); 31.89 Continue implementing the “Mama Rosa” Gender Equality and Equity Plan 2019–2025 (South Africa); 31.90 Implement the commitment made at the Nairobi Summit on the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD25) to promote the social inclusion of young people, through the promotion of training programmes for participation in the labour market, violence prevention, sexual and reproductive health, entrepreneurship, participation and youth citizenship (Panama); 31.91 Ensure the independence of the national human rights institution and its acquisition of the highest accreditation status (Ukraine); 31.92 Step up the efforts to bring the national human rights institution into compliance with the Paris Principles (Burkina Faso); 31.93 Continue strengthening the national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (India); 11