A/HRC/13/10 will be included in the outcome report to be adopted by the Human Rights Council at its thirteenth session: 1. Develop a national human rights plan in accordance with the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action (Islamic Republic of Iran); 2. Have the Ministry of Labour and Social Solidarity examine further measures to prevent unlawful child labour, including the possibility of sectorspecific enforcement policies that target vulnerable populations, such as Roma street children (United States); 3. Extend policies and strategies of gender equality to all levels of the public administration, including affirmative measures for women in all ministries (Spain); 4. Collect and generate disaggregated data on actual manifestations of racism and discrimination with a view to evaluating the situation regarding different racial, ethnic and minority groups (Brazil); 5. Continue (Bulgaria)/maintain and intensify (Mauritius) efforts and ensure (France) the full implementation of legislation regarding violence against women and prosecute and sanction those responsible for such acts in line with the recommendation made by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women; 6. Strengthen its efforts to fully implement legislation on violence against women and children and prosecution and convictions of perpetrators and to ensure that all programmes, projects and measures to combat violence against women also reach Roma women (Norway); 7. Continue efforts to combat trafficking in human beings and prosecute traffickers (Ukraine); 8. Strengthen measures to prevent the disproportionate use of force by the police through the incorporation of representatives of ethnic minorities in the security forces and to punish such acts (Argentina); 9. Take further measures to improve the situation in prisons, to provide human rights training to prison personnel and to effectively investigate and prosecute all cases of alleged violence against prisoners (Austria); 10. Implement the 2004 guidelines and reforms in the prison system in Portugal and resolve the serious problems in prisons in an expeditious manner (United States); 11. Continue efforts in relation to the reform of the penal code aimed at reducing the duration of preventive detention and to limit its use in conformity with the principle of presumption of innocence (Mexico); 12. Take additional measures notably in the areas of housing, employment, education and access to social services, particularly to benefit the Roma (Algeria); 13. Implement additional specific measures with a view to the total eradication of the phenomenon of street children and to ensure conditions for their full enjoyment of all human rights, particularly with regard to health, education, housing, food and others (Cuba); 14. Prepare, in consultation with concerned communities, a national strategy to ensure better integration of the Roma in society (Belgium); 20