A/HRC/23/10 118.4 Include “gender reassignment” as a ground for protection in domestic anti-discrimination legislation (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 118.5 Establish a formal procedure to improve compliance with the State obligation to protect stateless persons, in line with the Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons of 1954 (Guatemala); 118.6 Endeavour to enshrine in its legislation the good current practice of not placing unaccompanied minors in detention (State of Palestine); 118.7 Heed the recommendation of its Consultative Commission for Human Rights to introduce compulsory human rights training for civil servants and public employees (Slovenia); 118.8 Set up a programme of action for sexual education for all, starting from the level of elementary schooling (Slovenia); 118.9 Take into account and integrate in its National Action Plan for the Equality between Men and Women, the recommendations arising on this issue during this second UPR (Nicaragua); 118.10 Continue its positive engagement in promoting equality between women and men by speeding up its voluntary programmes designed to increase the number of women on decision-making bodies (Rwanda); 118.11 Strengthen measures aimed at combating discrimination against women and children, in particular those belonging to vulnerable groups and minorities (Algeria); 118.12 Ensure that existing statutes prohibiting gender discrimination are properly implemented and enforced, and augment, through effective implementation and enforcement, efforts to decrease the existing wage gap between women and men (United States of America); 118.13 Address persistent inequalities between women and men in the labour market (Burundi); 118.14 Continue efforts to bridge inequalities in employment on account of nationality (Sri Lanka); 118.15 Carry out information campaigns to prevent racist and xenophobic acts (Costa Rica); 118.16 Accelerate its fight against racism (Bangladesh); 118.17 Step up its efforts to fight against certain forms and manifestations of racism and xenophobia, urge high-ranking State officials to take clear position against these scourges, and take necessary measures to accelerate implementation of the law on the reception and the integration of foreigners (Tunisia); 118.18 Strengthen its appropriate and long-term measures against all forms of discrimination, intolerance and trafficking in persons, especially those targeting vulnerable groups (Vietnam); 118.19 Continue its efforts to ensure that all religious communities are treated without any discrimination (Morocco); 118.20 Continue efforts to combat discrimination through strengthening of national mechanisms (Nepal); 18 GE.13-12572