A/HRC/24/4 135.59 Take steps to promote equal working conditions for women and the right to private property (Mexico); 135.60 Continue policies aimed at reducing inequalities in access to the full enjoyment of human rights by all the social groups with special attention paid to women, children and persons with disabilities (Kazakhstan); 135.61 Continue its efforts in promoting gender equality including implementing its National Gender Policy which is aimed at changing behaviour and encouraging equality between men and women in all areas of socioeconomic life and access to resources (Malaysia); 135.62 Take the necessary measures to fight against discrimination faced by persons with disabilities (Argentina); 135.63 Strengthen the rights of vulnerable categories of the population, including the rights of the elderly (Senegal); 135.64 Continue to take measures to ensure the social protection of the most vulnerable groups of the population, including persons with disabilities and the elderly (Belarus); 135.65 Continue strengthening services for children with disabilities and adopt policies for their inclusion in regular education (Egypt); 135.66 Continue taking appropriate measures to protect the most vulnerable children, particularly girls, children with disabilities and children living in rural areas and to ensure effective protection of children especially against sexual abuse, trafficking and child labour (Cyprus); 135.67 Investigate allegations of torture and ill-treatment by law and order forces and ensure rapid administration of justice (Austria); 135.68 Take all necessary steps to establish an effective national preventive mechanism to improve prisoners’ conditions, both their physical conditions and their legal rights including due process (Denmark); 135.69 Guarantee the rights of prisoners; provide access to legal aid from the moment of arrest and create programmes of rehabilitation, including for juvenile offenders (Mexico); 135.70 Consider implementing the United Nations Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-custodial Measures for Women Offenders or the “Bangkok Rules” to provide them with appropriate treatment (Thailand); 135.71 Explore way for setting up separated facilities for children deprived of liberty (Turkey); 135.72 Ensure that decent sanitary conditions are guaranteed for detainees (France); 135.73 Continue and increase efforts to eradicate female genital mutilation (FGM) throughout the country; bring perpetrators to justice and ensure adequate punishment; and adopt measures to prohibit traditional matrimonial practices, including forced marriages which are particularly harmful to children (Uruguay); 135.74 Take concrete steps, especially in regions displaying a high prevalence, to eliminate harmful customary practices, such as FGM, prohibited by law (Denmark); GE.13-15534 19