A/HRC/22/6 123.15. Continue its current efforts in the field of promotion and protection of women’s rights (Egypt); 123.16. Continue to prioritize the promotion and the protection of the rights of women (South Africa); 123.17. Redouble its efforts to ensure the protection of the rights of women and children (Luxembourg); 123.18. Make efforts to achieve gender equality, including through adoption of the Property Rights of Spouses Bill and the Intestate Succession Bill (Iraq); 123.19. Enforce the prohibition of torture while reflecting on the condition of detention centres (Turkey); 123.20. Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including the home (Austria); 123.21. Report back to the Working Group of the UPR on the subject of access to justice, at the next review of Ghana for the UPR (Netherlands); 123.22. Accelerate necessary measures for training police personnel on the principles of human rights and the minimum treatment of prisoners and detainees according to a clear curriculum (Iraq); 123.23. Carry out awareness-raising campaigns to promote the birth registration of all children, particularly those living in poverty, and adopt necessary measures to guarantee effective access to free birth registrations for new-borns (Mexico); 124. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Ghana, which considers that they are already implemented. 124.1. Criminalize and punish the practice of acts of racial discrimination (Portugal); 124.2. Combat discrimination, in particular against minorities and immigrants (Romania); 124.3. Build on its achievement and redouble its efforts to combat police brutality through administrative and judicial sanctions against perpetrators, training and education for serving police officers, and consider including relevant human rights education materials in the cadets’ training curriculum (Timor-Leste); 124.4. Take measures in order to fight against impunity in torture and illtreatment, especially in cases of police brutality and excessive use of force (France); 124.5. Ensure that the fundamental legal safeguards for persons detained by the police are respected (Poland); 124.6. Adopt and apply legislation that effectively improves detention conditions in prison centres and ensure the respect of judicial guarantees offered to detainees (Spain); 124.7. Ensure the separation of juveniles and adults in prison cells, through, inter alia, establishing juvenile detention centres (Namibia); 124.8. Take steps to prevent, and ensure accountability for, acts of violence perpetrated against individuals, including on the basis of their sexuality (Canada); 16