Institutional and Policy Measures Promoting Human Rights 9. The Commission commends the following institutional measures in the promotion and protection of human rights: i. ii. National Advisory Committee on Gender Based Violence. Inter-Ministerial Committee to monitor human trafficking and smuggling of migrants in Namibia. 10. The Commission commends the adoption of the following policies to guarantee human rights: i. ii. iii. iv. v. vi. vii. The National Development Plan (2013-2017) The National Plan of Action on Gender Based Violence (GBV) 2012-2016; The National Health Policy Framework (2010 - 2020); The Revised National Gender Policy (2010-2020); The National Strategic Framework (NSF) for HIV and AIDS Response 2010/11 -2015/16; The National Sanitation Strategy 2010-2015 The “Education for All (EFA)” National Plan of Action of 2001-2015 Legislative Measures Promoting Human Rights 11. The Commission commends Namibia for the enactment of the following laws, among others, to guarantee human rights: i. ii. iii. iv. Employment Service Act No 8 of 2011; Correctional Service Act No 9 of 2012; Prevention and Combating of Terrorist Activities Act No 12 of 2012; and Rules of the High Court of Namibia, under Section 9 of the High Court Act, Act No 16 of 1990 Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 12. The Commission commends: i. The programmes implemented which are focused on resettlement, sustainable livelihood support programmes, education, land, income-generating initiatives and empowerment programmes for formerly marginalized communities; Right to Health ii. The National Health Policy framework 2010-2020 for the planning and implementation of the national primary health care including equity, inter-sectoral collaboration and community participation; 3