A/HRC/16/17 90.14. Develop a national strategy on slavery, including ways to reinforce and expand public awareness-raising campaigns against traditional and modern forms of slavery (United States); 90.15. Further strengthen its cooperation with the United Nations treaty bodies by submitting overdue reports as a matter of priority, and strengthen its cooperation with the special procedures (Norway); 90.16. Continue to take steps to submit reports to treaty bodies (Azerbaijan); 90.17. Reinforce efforts to improve the situation of poverty, education, health, gender equality and advancement of women, with assistance from the international community (Bangladesh); 90.18. Make further efforts to address discrimination against women with a view to eliminating obstacles to the achievement of gender equality (France); 90.19. Cooperate fully with the Council Working Group on the elimination of discrimination against women in law and in practice (France); 90.20. Direct all programmes aimed at improving the status of women, and enhance their participation in all areas of society (Algeria); 90.21. Pursue efforts for the advancement and empowerment of women and for the integration of women’s needs into development (Bahrain); 90.22. Further promote the human rights of mothers and children (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 90.23. Work towards further improving women’s rights (Turkey); 90.24. Continue its work to promote and protect the rights of children (Burkina Faso); 90.25. Adopt a law to prohibit female genital mutilation (Senegal); 90.26. Continue its efforts to overcome the practice of female genital mutilation and other practices that affect the rights of women (Argentina); 90.27. Continue its efforts to prevent, penalize and prosecute sexual crimes perpetrated against women, girls and boys and to ensure the social rehabilitation and reintegration of the victims of such crimes (Argentina); 90.28. Follow up on the recommendations of a number of treaty bodies in order to adopt a holistic strategy to fight against policies of female genital mutilation, early marriage and forced feeding, and also combat all forms of violence against women, including possible human rights awareness-raising campaigns in cooperation with civil society (Mexico); 90.29. Strengthen efforts to enforce the criminalization of female genital mutilation (Poland); 90.30. Adopt a comprehensive national plan to combat all forms of violence against women (United Kingdom); 90.31. Further scale up the work against the harmful traditional practice of female genital mutilation (Norway); 90.32. Accelerate measures to eliminate violence against women (Azerbaijan); 90.33. End torture and inhuman and degrading treatment, and ensure that allegations of torture, ill-treatment or excessive use of force by police and 14