A/HRC/36/30 public decision-making on relevant issues; and (c) demonstrate consistent advocacy among the relevant stakeholders. 41. Several experts and participants highlighted that cooperation at the regional level, including among civil society organizations, had proved to be useful. Given the wide consensus on the importance of the realization of women’s equal nationality rights, 44 experts and participants encouraged States to play an active role in advocating for and supporting reforms through bilateral and multilateral diplomacy. 42. Lastly, experts and participants found that interaction with the United Nations human rights mechanisms, including the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, the universal periodic review, the working group on discrimination against women in laws and practices and other special procedures of the Human Rights Council, could be used strategically to promote dialogue at the national level. 44 12 Human Rights Council resolution 32/7 was sponsored by 107 States.