A/HRC/24/13 109.63. (Iraq); Promote gender equality and combat discrimination against women 109.64. Create public policies for equality of opportunities and affirmative action to combat the low participation of women in public life, especially in decision-making bodies, including Parliament, the Government, the diplomatic service, regional and local municipalities and the upper level of the judiciary (Ecuador); 109.65. Continue its efforts to enhance its domestic framework on the protection of the rights of women and further encourage women to participate actively in the economy and public life (Singapore); 109.66. Continue efforts to achieve full respect for the human rights of women, particularly those related to combating violence and segregation in the labour market, which implies differential access between men and women to occupations and jobs that play a decisive role in the quality of employment offered to women (Paraguay); 109.67. Continue to take further measures to enhance women’s access to education, health and employment opportunities (Pakistan); 109.68. Promptly take all appropriate measures and/or public policies to eliminate all forms of discrimination against migrant workers, especially women and ensure that they can exercise and enjoy their human rights in all areas on an equal footing with nationals (Ecuador); 109.69. Ensure the non-discriminatory approach, particularly in employment, education and housing as well as access to justice of the undocumented and irregular migrants (Indonesia); 109.70. Provide more effective powers to the person primarily responsible for the national preventive mechanism against human rights violations and make it possible for her to monitor all State organs (Hungary); 109.71. Enact a law that incorporates the obligation to carry out independent investigations and punish those who commit acts of torture (Mexico); 109.72. Continue to take all necessary measures to eradicate the practice of ill-treatment of prisoners, excessive force and the use of torture in detention centres and internment centres whether these be temporary or permanent in nature (Spain); 109.73. Ensure that all allegations of torture are effectively and impartially investigated and ensure that perpetrators are punished accordingly (Costa Rica); 109.74. Guarantee and make systematic the use of independent and impartial investigations into alleged cases of torture (France); 109.75. Establish appropriate mechanisms to ensure prompt, effective, independent and impartial investigations into all allegations of torture and other ill-treatment at remand and detention facilities, and to ensure that perpetrators are held accountable (Ireland); 109.76. Ensure that all allegations of torture are promptly, impartially and effectively investigated, and similarly all incidents of death in custody are thoroughly and impartially investigated, and those found responsible are prosecuted and punished accordingly (Poland); 18