A/HRC/13/10 11. Continue efforts to strengthen a culture of tolerance to eliminate all forms of discrimination against vulnerable groups (India); 12. Intensify efforts to strengthen programmes, projects and other measures to prevent discrimination against vulnerable groups, including some Roma women, asylum-seekers and migrants (Argentina); 13. Undertake a comprehensive set of measures to tackle racism and racial discrimination and to combat more resolutely all its forms and manifestations (Islamic Republic of Iran); 14. Continue strengthening efforts to ensure respect for the right to nondiscrimination of children in the country, in particular children and families living in poverty and children of minority groups, including the Roma (Malaysia); 15. Strengthen efforts to prevent, combat and punish violence against women (Brazil); 16. Consider strengthening efforts to combat violence against women, including domestic violence and trafficking in women and children, by, inter alia, ensuring the full implementation of related laws and legislation (Malaysia); 17. Strengthen its efforts to ensure that the laws prohibiting violence against women and children are enforced (Sweden); 18. Enhance efforts to combat domestic violence (Philippines); 19. Ensure effective implementation of its programmes and policies against domestic violence, inter alia, through the continued provision of adequate funding and the creation of a monitoring mechanism (Austria); 20. Implement educational measures from early childhood rejecting all types of domestic violence and promote the reporting of cases of domestic violence (Spain); 21. Set up strategies and establish mechanisms which encourage victims of marital violence to denounce their aggressors before the judicial authorities (Angola); 22. Provide special training to police officers and prosecutors dealing with cases of sexual and domestic violence against women (Austria); 23. Disseminate information on the available remedies and expand its training programmes for judiciary and public officials to sensitize them to all forms of violence against women and measures to protect victims (Slovenia); 24. Establish mechanisms to disseminate information consequences of acts of violence against children (Angola); about the 25. Continue to build up comprehensive efforts aimed at eliminating trafficking in persons, both at the national and international levels (Belarus); 26. Take measures to improve the efficiency of existing legislation in the area of trafficking in persons (Italy); 27. Strengthen efforts to prevent and punish the crimes of child prostitution, pedophilia and child pornography (Argentina); 28. Continue and strengthen the efforts of the Government to ensure that law enforcement officials and prison guards do not use excessive force or 16