A/HRC/17/14 96.13. Further promote women’s and children’s rights taking into consideration the views of relevant treaty bodies of the United Nations system (Italy); 96.14. Continue its policy of promoting and protecting the rights of indigenous peoples by consolidating it with further measures to ensure the full exercise of the rights of all components of Namibian society while respecting its traditions and identity (Morocco);1 96.15. Remain steadfast in pursuing its exemplary policies towards gender equality, particularly by strengthening measures to eradicate gender-based violence (Lesotho); 96.16. Put in place mechanisms to systematically collect and analyse disaggregated data to enable assessment of the effectiveness of policies and initiatives aimed at preventing and eliminating violence against women (Canada); 96.17. Continue the policy of national reconciliation in a spirit of accommodation (Niger); 96.18. A participatory and inclusive process with civil society in the implementation of UPR recommendations (Norway); 96.19. Seek technical assistance from OHCHR in regard to human and material constraints faced (Azerbaijan); 96.20. Request technical assistance from OHCHR regarding the preparation of reports which need to be submitted to treaty bodies (Burkina Faso); 96.21. Continue to take effective measures to eliminate social inequalities such as skewed distribution of income and to promote the sound and sustained development of the country’s economy and society (China); 96.22. Make more efforts to, pass additional legislation and carry out awareness-raising and counselling to eliminate the consequences of racial discrimination in all its forms (Sudan); 96.23. Continue its efforts in combating racial segregation and discrimination in various fields, particularly in education and continue the adoption of special measures in the context of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action (Palestine); 96.24. Continue investing in the breaking down of a culture of inequality, which was inherited from apartheid, from a human rights angle (Nicaragua); 96.25. Ensure that persons who only speak non-official languages used widely by the population are not denied access to public services (Austria); 96.26. Take effective measures to ensure the equal treatment of women in accordance with its international obligations under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) (Sweden); 1 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: Continue its policy of promoting and protecting the rights of vulnerable persons by consolidating it by further measures to ensure the full exercise of the rights of all components of the Namibian society while respecting its traditions and identity (Morocco); 15