A/HRC/16/13 to ensure equality between women and men in all spheres, including through more effective implementation of relevant legislation (Ghana); 97.20. Step up its initiatives which are specifically targeted towards implementing the National Anti-Discrimination Plan, in particular to promote awareness on non-discrimination, intercommunity harmony, mutual respect and tolerance (Algeria); continue the efforts to implement the National AntiDiscrimination Plan 2008-2013 (Indonesia); 97.21. Take further measures to combat discrimination against minorities, and ensure that they are genuinely put into practice in the field (Switzerland); 97.22. Continue the main measures adopted to eliminate discrimination against the Roma minority, as contained in the Action Plan for the Decade of Roma Inclusion 2005-2015 (Spain); 97.23. Promote greater tolerance and understanding among the majority population about the rights of the Roma community and migrants (Bangladesh); 97.24. Continue its positive efforts with a view to promoting equality and nondiscrimination against different national minorities living together in the country (Cuba); 97.25. Strengthen efforts to combat racial discrimination, especially against the Roma and Serb minorities, in particular in the areas of education, employment, housing, citizenship and political participation (Ecuador); 97.26. Implement fully the obligations to ensure unhampered enjoyment of human rights by all persons with disabilities (Czech Republic); 97.27. Continue to combat racist and xenophobic attitudes (Germany); 97.28. Carry out as soon as possible the implementation of its legislation on torture and the designation of its national preventive mechanism (Switzerland); 97.29. Ensure impartial, full and prompt investigations into all allegations of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, as well as appropriate prosecution and punishment of the perpetrators (Sweden); 97.30. Move forward in establishing a system of monitoring and systematic repression of hate crimes, noting that this question is one of the Government’s priorities (Morocco); 97.31. Prosecute and convict perpetrators of domestic violence (France); 97.32. Ensure prosecution and punishment for acts of violence against women (Ecuador); 97.33. Strengthen effective legal and administrative measures to address all forms of violence against children and, in particular, discrimination against children belonging to minorities, especially Roma and foreign children (Bangladesh); 97.34. Implement an effective law to protect the women and child victims of domestic violence (Indonesia); 97.35. Step up the education and awareness-raising campaigns so as to prevent ill treatment of boys and girls, in accordance with recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Chile); 16