A/HRC/31/8 133.5 Accelerate efforts in the adoption of the National Human Rights Action Plan (Mauritius); 133.6 Establish swiftly a robust national preventive mechanism in accordance with the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Czech Republic); 133.7 Continue efforts for the prevention of genocide (Armenia); 133.8 Strengthen the legislative provisions to promote unity and national reconciliation and continue to assist victims of genocide (Angola); 133.9 Continue enhancing the process of combating different forms of discrimination, particularly by facilitating access to justice for all Rwandan people (Egypt); 133.10 Ensure effective application of gender equality legislation and the implementation of policy measures to achieve equality between men and women (South Africa); 133.11 Continue efforts for the emancipation and empowerment of women (Algeria); 133.12 Continue the implementation of positive measures in favor of gender equality to facilitate their access to justice and education (Angola); 133.13 Continue its efforts in the area of gender equality to eradicate traditional patriarchal stereotypes and gender inequality (Argentina); 133.14 Strengthen measures to eradicate patriarchal stereotypes against women, including through education and awareness programs (Chile); 133.15 Implement urgent measures to guarantee birth registration for all children born on its territory (Mexico); 133.16 Take necessary measures to guarantee all children immediate registration at birth by simplifying administrative procedures, while increasing awareness-raising activities on the subject (Turkey); 133.17 Ensure due process and conduct effective and objective investigations regarding cases of alleged arbitrary arrest and detention, including those which may constitute enforced disappearance (Sweden); 133.18 Take all appropriate measures to ensure that all reported cases of enforced disappearance are thoroughly investigated (Cyprus); 133.19 Scale up the Isange One-Stop Centres to care for victims of gender-based violence and human trafficking (Israel); 133.20 Adopt a comprehensive policy to address the root causes of child trafficking (South Africa); 133.21 Ensure the protection of the rights of children, particularly those in vulnerable situations, and ensure their perpetrators of sexual violence and trafficking are held to account (Botswana); 133.22 Continue efforts to provide protection for children living in difficult circumstances, such as poor children and street children (Egypt); 133.23 Continue to pay particular attention to children, incorporating into social programs measures to eradicate all forms of violence against girls, boys and adolescents (Nicaragua); 14