A/HRC/12/15 Page 16 6. Attach the greatest importance to implementing the Ohrid Framework Agreement and to meet the strategic priorities that arise therefrom (Switzerland); 7. Consider the possibility to conduct a mid-term evaluation of the Action Plan on the rights of the child (Morocco); 8. Put in place a national comprehensive plan for civil status registration and the right to identity, which includes awareness raising-campaigns for parents, guardians and other responsible persons, which will help to speed up the registration of births (Argentina); 9. Ensure prompt follow-up to the recommendations formulated by the Committee against Torture in 2008 with regard to the overall state of the prison system (Italy); 10. Continue efforts to harmonize its national legislation with international human rights instruments to which it is party (Nicaragua); 11. Continue submitting reports to various treaty-monitoring bodies in order to honour its commitments through the implementation of the recommendations emerging from those committees (Nicaragua); 12. Continue with the open policy towards the special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Mexico); 13. Take further concrete measures to strengthen relevant legislation to combat discrimination (Czech Republic); organize awareness-raising campaigns to combat all forms of discrimination including those based on gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation or gender identity (Czech Republic); adopt comprehensive antidiscrimination legislation (Croatia); speed up the process of formulating an antidiscrimination legal framework and strengthen the role of administrative structures established to sanction any form of discrimination (Albania); adopt and implement the Law on Protection from Discrimination and ensure effective access to judicial remedies for victims of discrimination (Canada); 14. Introduce adequate measures with a view to promoting cohesion of all ethnic groups (Greece); 15. Continue efforts to promote rights of vulnerable groups (Kazakhstan); 16. Take more systematic measures to promote gender equality in practice by, inter alia, increasing women’s participation in the Police Force (Greece); promote participation and representation of women in governmental and private sectors (Brazil); intensify its efforts to accelerate women’s equal participation at all levels and in all areas of public life (Norway); step up effortsto ensure access to education, health, employment and participation in political public life for women, in particular rural and ethnic minority women (Malaysia); 17. Redouble efforts in the area of promotion of women and effective equality between genders in the workforce as in the social sphere (Spain); adopt all measures necessary to ensure equality between women and men in all areas relevant to the