A/HRC/14/7 make progress with regard to economic, social and cultural rights and to achieve the Millennium Development Goal related to poverty reduction (Syrian Arab Republic); 18. To continue to cooperate with the United Nations and other international organizations to strengthen human rights in Bolivia (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 19. To extend a standing invitation to all special procedures (Brazil); to consent, as early as possible, to all outstanding requests by special procedures to visit Bolivia (Republic of Korea); to respond positively, as soon as possible, to unanswered requests for visits by special procedures rapporteurs (France); 20. To strengthen the fight against discrimination and violence against women (Brazil); to repeal without delay all legislation that discriminates against women, including discriminatory provisions in its criminal and civil law (Netherlands); 21. To continue efforts to eliminate discrimination against indigenous peoples (Azerbaijan); 22. To continue its work to eliminate discrimination against women and children among indigenous peoples (Kyrgyzstan); 23. To continue to move forward in implementing programmes and measures aimed at combating all forms of discrimination (Colombia); 24. To continue to promote equal opportunities and to fight poverty (Angola); 25. To continue efforts to ensure equal opportunities for girls and women in terms of education, access to employment, housing and working conditions (Egypt); 26. To include sexual orientation and gender identity in all laws and initiatives combating discrimination and promoting equality, and to develop public education and sensitivity programmes and make them available, including to police, military, judicial, prison and other authorities (Netherlands); 27. To amend domestic legislation, in keeping with its international commitments, to include the concept of torture (Argentina); 28. To improve detention conditions in general, particularly for women and children (Italy); To take concrete measures to prevent prison overcrowding and enhance prison education and training in order to reintegrate inmates into society (Turkey); to intensify efforts to improve the situation in detention centres and prisons, with a special focus on ensuring the separation of juvenile convicts from adult inmates (Slovakia); 29. To ensure that all children living in detention are accorded special protection, including the nutrition, health and educational services necessary for their proper development (Austria); 30. To make greater efforts to protect children and women from all forms of abuse, in particular trafficking and domestic violence (Slovenia); 31. To take specific measures to combat domestic violence against women and children (France); to take all measures necessary to eradicate gender violence, including the classification of femicide and its adequate penalization 16