A/HRC/13/6 37. Issue invitations to all special procedures to enable them to visit the country and look into developments in the area of human rights (Syrian Arab Republic); 38. Respond more regularly and in a timely manner to the questionnaires sent by OHCHR (Turkey); 39. Accelerate its efforts towards the adoption of anti-discrimination and children’s rights laws (Egypt); 40. Continue and strengthen policies to combat all forms of discrimination, with special attention to discrimination against women, and establish a legal framework to combat domestic violence (Brazil); 41. Take further measures to ensure equality between men and women, including through facilitation of women’s participation in public affairs and the labour market (Sweden); 42. Step up necessary measures to promote equality between men and women and strengthen the ongoing efforts for the prevention of domestic violence (Ukraine); 43. Introduce for adoption a comprehensive, all-inclusive antidiscrimination law that includes protection against discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity (Netherlands); 44. Amend the economic aid law and the property law so that they in no circumstances discriminate against women (Netherlands); 45. Consistent with the recommendation of the Committee against Torture, strengthen the fight against impunity and look into all allegations of torture and ill-treatment committed by law enforcement authorities and prosecute those responsible for such acts (France); 46. Investigate all allegations of torture or ill-treatment, prosecute those responsible and take all measures to ensure that impunity does not prevail (Denmark); 47. Treat acts of torture by law enforcement officials according to the seriousness of their offence in line with previous recommendations of the Human Rights Committee (Germany); 48. Intensify efforts to combat ill-treatment by police authorities (Norway); 49. Improve the conditions of prisoners and pre-trial detainees and prevent any kind of abuse of prisoners by security personnel (Slovenia); 50. Continue efforts to improve prison conditions (Russian Federation); 51. Improve the conditions of detention for those held on remand and for convicted persons (Denmark); 52. In light of the recent report by the Council of Europe’s Committee for the Prevention of Torture, continue investments in prison and detention facilities, with a particular focus on improving material conditions for suspects held in police establishments and pre-detention centres (Norway); 53. In light of the priorities established in the fight against domestic violence, take those effective measures that it deems appropriate for the realization of the emancipation of women, in particular through education and integration in the labour market, and extend them to rural areas (Algeria); 16