A/HRC/55/13 144.22 Ratify the ILO Domestic Workers Convention, 2011 (No. 189) (Uruguay); 144.23 Continue to engage with the United Nations human rights mechanisms and development partners to strengthen the promotion and protection of human rights in the country (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 144.24 Continue its engagement with the United Nations human rights mechanisms to protect and promote human rights (Türkiye); 144.25 Continue to strengthen cooperation and constructive engagement with United Nations agencies (Kazakhstan); 144.26 Extend an open and standing invitation to special procedure mandate holders to visit the country (Paraguay); 144.27 Improve cooperation with human rights mechanisms, including by submitting outstanding reports and accepting visits by special procedures, in particular the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances (Sierra Leone); 144.28 Undertake legal reforms aimed at aligning its national legislation with international human rights law (Cabo Verde); 144.29 Continue legal and institutional reform efforts related to human rights (Sudan); 144.30 Establish an independent monitoring and investigation mechanism to address allegations of human rights violations committed by police and military personnel (Costa Rica); 144.31 Ensure adequate training for the police force on the protection of human rights defenders (France); 144.32 Maintain its awareness-raising and training activities on human rights for the general public to raise legal awareness across the country (Turkmenistan); 144.33 Provide the necessary support to the national human rights institution to enable it to fulfil its mandate in the best possible manner and in conformity with the principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (the Paris Principles) (United Arab Emirates); 144.34 Continue to strengthen the role of the National Human Rights Commission in line with the Paris Principles (Republic of Korea); 144.35 Strengthen measures to upgrade its national human rights institution to A status, in line with the Paris Principles (Nepal); 144.36 Allocate financial and technical resources to the National Human Rights Commission to enable it to fulfil its mandate (State of Palestine); 144.37 Strengthen the independence of the National Human Rights Commission, including by allocating adequate funding (Poland); 144.38 Continue efforts to strengthen the National Human Rights Commission and enhance its performance (Qatar); 144.39 Continue to allocate financial and technical resources to the National Human Rights Commission to enable it to fulfil its mandate (Afghanistan); 144.40 Continue efforts to strengthen the judicial system and the effectiveness and independence of the National Human Rights Commission (Ethiopia); 144.41 Establish a permanent national mechanism for implementation, reporting and follow-up on recommendations about human rights and consider the possibility of receiving cooperation to that end (Paraguay); 12 GE.23-24573