A/HRC/29/5 84.32. Strengthen legal frameworks to effectively eliminate violence against women (Sierra Leone); 84.33. Conduct a wider review of its penal code in assessing its effectiveness to address domestic violence cases (New Zealand); 84.34. Ensure the appropriate implementation of the Te Rau N Te Mweenga Law from 2014 to combat gender-based violence (Spain); 84.35. Ensure the effective implementation of the Family Peace Act to address the issue of domestic violence (Sri Lanka); 84.36. Swiftly finalize the Family Peace Act Implementation Plan to ensure the Act is effective in providing protection and redress for victims of domestic violence (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 84.37. Implement the Family Peace Act (2014) as a matter of priority to address domestic violence (Fiji); 84.38. Consider strengthening the independence of the Kiribati National Human Rights Task Force so that it complies with the Paris Principles (Germany); 84.39. Ensure that the Child Work Policy complies with human rights obligations and standards (Germany); 84.40. Establish an inter-institutional coordination mechanism to promote gender equality and the implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Mexico); 84.41. Consider developing Human Rights Indicators, as suggested by the OHCHR, as an instrument that allows for a more precise and coherent evaluation of national human rights policies (Portugal); 84.42. Make every effort to finalize policies in the areas of disability, inclusive education, child labor, gender equality and women’s development and to progress in achieving measurable results in their implementation within the time frame prior to its next UPR (Solomon Islands); 84.43. Continue its work towards the development of a National Disability Policy and a Child Labour Policy (Trinidad and Tobago); 84.44. Complete the CEDAW reports before the due date in 2015 (New Zealand); 84.45. Speed up formalities for the submission of pending reports to CEDAW (Spain); 84.46. Consider issuing standing invitations to all special procedures (Ghana); 84.47. Extend standing invitations to all human rights special procedures (Montenegro); 84.48. Take all measures necessary to eliminate discrimination against women in all areas, including access to land and employment, as well as economic and political participation (Namibia); 84.49. Design a targeted campaign challenging patriarchal attitudes and gender stereotypes (Slovenia); 16