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Adopt a National Action Plan on Human Rights Education(Slovenia);
In particular, it should ensure the effective implementationof its anti-trafficking legislation, inform law enforcements officials as well as the judiciary about this new law, and adopt a national action plan on trafficking.
Adopt a national action plan to combat slavery and human trafficking(Switzerland);
The representative of Costa Rica stated that, of the recommendations made during the universal periodic review to Costa Rica,some recommended amending legislation to conform to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination and prepare and adopt a national action plan against racism.
Adopt a national action plan for protection of the rights of children and adolescents(Mexico);
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CEDAW also recommended that Turkmenistan adopt a national action plan to implement the Convention and the Committee's concluding observations.
Adopt a national action plan on trafficking with measurable indicators and targets.
CESCR recommended that Sri Lanka adopt a national action plan for the promotion of stable employment opportunities for women and younger Sri Lankans.
Adopt a national action plan for child rights in the juvenile justice system(Sudan); 89.25.
Forum recommends that Nepal immediately adopt a national action plan, including in line with its commitment in the outcome document of the World Conference on Indigenous Peoples.
Adopt a national action plan to combat racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and intolerance(Tunisia);
UNA-Sweden/JS3 recommended that Sweden adopt a national action plan to combat child poverty and social exclusion, based on the CRC and the EU Commission recommendation"Investing in Children- breaking the cycle of disadvantage.
Adopt a national action plan to prevent trafficking in persons and assist the victims of this crime(Mexico);
The UNCT suggested that Armenia adopt a National Action Plan on Human Rights while CEDAW welcomed the adoption of a series of national plans and programmes, particularly the Plan on Combating Human Exploitation(Trafficking) 2007-2009.
Adopt a national action plan on the Security Council resolution on women, peace and security(Portugal);
Adopt a national action plan on Security Council resolution 1325 on women peace and security(Portugal);
Adopt a National Action Plan to implement Security Council resolution 1325(2000) on Women and Peace and Security(Portugal);
Adopt a national action plan for children in order to cover all areas included in the Convention on the Rights of the Child(Algeria);
Adopt a National Action Plan on combating racism and xenophobia, in close consultation with civil society(Islamic Republic of Iran);
Adopt a national action plan to promote the rights of persons with disabilities, in line with CRPD, with special attention to the implementation of inclusive education and the promotion of labour market inclusion(Brazil);
Adopt a national action plan and legislation to prevent and combat racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, including a comprehensive definition of racial discrimination(South Africa);
States must adopt a national action plan on sanitation, endorsed at the highest levels, which duly reflects the State's human rights obligations related to sanitation, ensuring participation of all concerned individuals, communities and groups.
The State party considers adopting a national action plan on trafficking;
In 2010, France adopted a national action plan for the implementation of those resolutions.
Countries have adopted a national action plan on ageing.
Please indicate whether the State party envisages adopting a national action plan covering all forms of violence against women.
USHRN recommended adopting a National Action Plan on Racial Discrimination, and a process by which policies and practices are reviewed for discriminatory impact.
Consider adopting a national action plan on gender equality with time-bound targets that covers all areas of the Convention;
In June 2010, the extended Ministerial Working Group on Internal Security adopted a National Action Plan to Reduce Violence against Women for the years 2010 to 2015.
In February 2011, the GON adopted a National Action Plan on Implementation of United Nations Security Council resolutions 1325 and 1820 2011/12-2015/16.