A/HRC/23/9 126.77 Invite the Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers to visit Burundi (Belgium); 126.78 Issue a standing invitation to the special procedures of the United Nations, including the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders (Chile); 126.79 Request assistance from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to strengthen access to justice services, as well as for the training of judicial personnel (Namibia); 126.80 Continue cooperation with Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to develop public policies and initiatives to ensure the promotion and protection of human rights (Paraguay); 126.81 Speed up the promulgation of equality laws, specially the revision of the Persons and Family Code, as well as the law on inheritance, matrimonial regimes and gifts and bequests (Belgium); 126.82 Revise its education policy that further entrenches discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation (Netherlands); 126.83 Ensure that no one is discriminated against on any grounds, including on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity (Brazil); 126.84 In line with the Constitution of Burundi, continue measures to combat discrimination and violence against albinos (Sri Lanka); 126.85 Renew efforts to ratify OP-CAT; to establish a national preventive mechanism regarding torture; and ensure investigation and prosecution in cases of extra-judicial killing and torture, notably those implicating state agents (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 126.86 Continue ensuring that living conditions in prisons are adequate for the development of the child and try to seek alternative measures to institutional confinement for pregnant women and mothers with young children (State of Palestine); 126.87 Take further steps to ensure the conditions in detention centres and prisons meet domestic and international standards, and implement measures to reduce prolonged pretrial detention (Australia); 126.88 Take steps to enhance the treatment of children born in prison, as well as pregnant women prisoners (Thailand); 126.89 Pass legislation to address sexual and gender based violence and ensure its full application, among others by providing the required budgetary allocations for legal and psychological assistance to victims (Hungary); 126.90 Further fight all forms of violence against children and women (Djibouti); 126.91 Establish the necessary mechanisms to put an end to violence against women and children (Japan); 126.92 Continue its efforts aimed at combating gender-based violence, including adopting a specific bill on gender-based violence (Malaysia); 126.93 Redouble its efforts to fight against violence against women and adopt a law on sexual and sexist violence and ensure its implementation (Republic of Moldova); GE.13-12565 19