A/HRC/12/5* children and to reintegrate former child soldiers in society in accordance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Angola); 16 16. Reinforce strategies to achieve poverty reduction targets (Angola); 17. Present its report to CEDAW without further delay (Czech Republic); 18. Take necessary actions to implement the commitment to extend a standing invitation to special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); 19. Continue to consider favourably the visits of Human Rights Council special procedure mandate holders, in particular those who asked to visit the country; consider extending an open-ended and permanent invitation to the special procedures (Mexico); 20. Invite the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions to visit the country (United Kingdom); 21. Review possible discriminatory laws from its legislation, with a view to guaranteeing the effective promotion and protection of the rights of vulnerable groups, such as women and children (Brazil); 22. Take all necessary steps to implement the Committee on the Rights of the Child recommendation to prevent, prohibit and protect the child from all forms of torture or cruel inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment (Denmark); 23. Incorporate in national law the definition of torture as contained in article 1 of the Convention against Torture and specifically criminalize torture (Denmark); 24. Review conditions in all detention and prison facilities so that they comply with the Standards Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Czech Republic); 25. Implement further measures to tackle the problem of violence against women and combat impunity in this regard (Sweden); 26. Conduct campaigns for the elimination of discrimination against women (Argentina); 27. Implement further measures to stop female genital mutilation altogether. (Sweden); 28. Take all necessary measures to effectively implement the national legislation prohibiting female genital mutilation (Slovenia); 29. Prescribe female genital mutilation as an offence, in addition to its present prohibition by law, and take effective measures to eradicate it (Spain); 30. Fully implement the 2002 legislation banning female genital mutilation and enhance awareness-raising campaigns so as to combat this practice and other traditions harmful to women’s health and dignity (Italy); 31. Take all necessary measures to protect women, and especially girls, from sexual violence in the context of armed conflict (Slovenia); 32. Undertake more effective measures to improve the security of women and girls, in particular those who live in the conflict and refugee areas (Malaysia); GE.09-16375