A/HRC/37/5 107.9 Continue its active commitment on the international level for the prevention of genocide and crimes against humanity (Armenia); 107.10 Continue its efforts to reform its human rights institutions in line with the principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (the Paris Principles) (Australia); 107.11 Accelerate the process of designation of the new Ombudsman (Georgia); Designate a new Ombudsman as soon as possible (Guatemala); Designate an Ombudsman as soon as possible considering that the national ombudsman’s office has been without leadership for the past eight years (Republic of Korea); 107.12 Appoint an independent ombudsperson to guarantee more effective control of compliance with human rights norms by State organs (Slovakia); 107.13 Designate a new ombudsperson and implement without delay the national preventive mechanism against torture (Costa Rica); 107.14 Establish and appoint an ombudsman for the rights of children and adolescents (Costa Rica); Establish an ombudsperson for the rights of children and adolescents, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Honduras); 107.15 Put into place a comprehensive national plan to ensure protection, respect, and promotion of human rights for all (Egypt); 107.16 Develop and implement a national human rights plan with clear, specific measurable goals to ensure the civil, political, social and economic rights of all citizens (Indonesia); 107.17 Develop and implement, in close consultation with civil society, a national human rights plan with clear, specific and measurable goals (Ireland); 107.18 Undertake an inclusive process with a wide range of civil society representatives when implementing the universal periodic review recommendations (Greece); 107.19 Further mainstream human rights throughout its administration, both at national and provincial levels, to ensure that legal reforms result in improved human rights protection, especially for women and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Netherlands); 107.20 Elevate racial discrimination to a criminal offence (Slovakia); 107.21 Effectively implement the national plan against discrimination with the active participation of all interested groups (Panama); 107.22 Develop a broad national multisectoral strategy to address the rights of indigenous peoples, Afro-descendants and other vulnerable groups subject to discrimination (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 107.23 Multiply its awareness-raising campaigns and trainings on combating racial discrimination (Morocco); 107.24 Take steps to address persistent cultural discrimination against indigenous people and people of African descent, including awareness-raising and the establishment of quantitative measures promoting their participation at the highest level and in decision-making positions (Sierra Leone); 107.25 Intensify efforts to consolidate a broad national multisectoral strategy to combat structural discrimination, including verbal expressions, against indigenous peoples, Afro-descendants and other vulnerable groups, considering their specific needs and capacities, through the empowerment of their rights and fair reparation mechanisms (Ecuador); 107.26 Continue advancing in the adoption of measures aimed at the nondiscrimination of people on the basis of their sexual orientation or gender identity (Colombia); 11