A/HRC/25/9 118.23. Intensively pursue current national priorities and strategies, with effective measures focusing on the rights to health, education, gender equality, social protection and women’s participation in employment and sociopolitical progress (Viet Nam); 118.24. Guarantee the protection of child rights and provide adequate juvenile justice facilities (United Arab Emirates); 118.25. Ensure proper implementation of and execution of legal provisions relevant to the protection of women’s rights, and child rights specifically and the family in general (Algeria); 118.26. Continue to conduct outreach activities to raise the awareness of people on human rights (Afghanistan); 118.27. Continue to be persistent in rejecting any attempt to impose foreign values over Jordanian social principles (Sudan); 118.28. Refuse any attempts to enforce principles outside internationally binding mechanisms, as per the internationally recognized human rights principles (Egypt); 118.29. Continue the constructive cooperation with the human rights treaty bodies (Bangladesh); 118.30. Continue its efforts to promote gender equality and women’s empowerment (Singapore); 118.31. Take further steps to address discrimination against women, with a particular focus on reducing violence against women (Australia); 118.32. Ensure increased access to health services and education for all, particularly for rural women (Thailand); 118.33. Grant equal citizenship rights to men and women (France); 118.34. Accelerate the efforts to finalize the adoption of the special system for alimony loans (State of Palestine); 118.35. Increase efforts to promote awareness on the social level through continuing campaigns that aim at combating all types of discrimination linked to negative cultural norms while protecting the cultural identity of the society (Egypt); 118.36. Continue with the efforts to fight against discrimination suffered by children, especially girls with disabilities (Argentina); 118.37. Continue and strengthen efforts to prevent torture and ill-treatment in detention facilities and ensure that all allegations of torture are promptly, thoroughly and independently investigated (Australia); 118.38. Continue centring human rights educational programmes for law enforcement officers on issues of combating torture and respect for human rights (Ukraine); 118.39. Continue to take measures to protect children against economic exploitation and violence (Nigeria); 118.40. Continue efforts to eradicate child labour within the framework of protection and promotion of the rights of the child (Ecuador); 17