A/HRC/13/6 the Administration; and more human rights training programmes for employees in the security and justice sectors (Spain); 23. Implement public education and awareness programmes on issues related to sexual orientation and gender equality and provide training to law enforcement, judicial and other relevant authorities with the same objective (Netherlands); 24. Elaborate State policies and establish mechanisms targeting discrimination against marginalized and vulnerable categories of children (Norway); 25. Develop further the National Strategy for Gender Equality and Domestic Violence adopted in 2007 in accordance with the recommendations made by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the Committee against Torture (Israel); 26. Introduce and disseminate specific awareness-raising programmes for all relevant judicial and police personnel aimed at the protection of children from trafficking (Poland); 27. Take appropriate measures to improve the effectiveness and transparency of the strategies and actions to combat corruption (Belgium); 28. Further intensify the fight against corruption, especially the corruption of State officials (Slovenia); 29. Strengthen its national child protection system and ensure its full implementation; intensify its efforts to raise public awareness against trafficking in children for sexual exploitation and forced labour within its National Strategy for the Fight against Trafficking in Human Beings as well as other policies and programmes; and adopt appropriate rehabilitation and reintegration mechanisms for the victims (Slovakia); 30. Take further measures to promote and protect the rights of women and children (Afghanistan); 31. Continue giving priority and allocating adequate resources to the implementation of the national strategies on children and on combating child trafficking (Malaysia); 32. Follow up on the legal framework for gender equality and domestic violence, including its application to law enforcement and judicial authorities handling cases of domestic violence, by taking more effective measures for its enforcement and increasing public awareness about the law in smaller towns and rural areas (Norway); 33. Consider issuing a standing invitation to United Nations human rights special procedures (Brazil); 34. Extend an open and permanent invitation to the United Nations special procedures mandate-holders (Chile); 35. Consider extending a standing invitation to special procedures mandateholders (Mexico); 36. Extend an open and permanent invitation to all special procedures (Spain); 15