A/HRC/15/4 71.25. Strengthen its cooperation with the Human Rights Council special procedures and treaty bodies in order to improve the performance by Guinea of its international obligations (Ukraine); 71.26. Work in close cooperation with the OHCHR in order to establish an OHCHR office within Guinea as quickly as possible (United States); 71.27. Implement measures to address stereotypes regarding the roles and responsibilities of men and women in society (Norway); 71.28. Take measures to change laws that discriminate against women (Norway); 71.29. Improve the critical situation for women by taking measures including the elimination of forced and early marriage and female genital mutilation, as well as by increasing the representation of women in the political decisionmaking process (Japan); 71.30. Follow up on the recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women on redoubling national efforts in favour of gender equality, in particular through education and awarenessraising campaigns; the investigation and punishment of violations of the rights of women and girls, in particular sexual violence; and the rehabilitation and compensation of victims (Mexico); 71.31. Continue to combat discrimination and violence against women, notably through the prevention of certain abusive socio-cultural practices, through the revision of discriminatory provisions in the Civil Code and the development of legislation against domestic violence (Brazil) ; 71.32. Further improve the protection of women and girls against violence and discrimination (Germany) ; 71.33. Take measures towards ensuring the equal and full enjoyment of human rights of women and to combat ethnic discrimination (Sweden); 71.34. Take effective measures to uphold the right to life and the total prohibition of torture in Guinea (Sweden); 71.35. Take all appropriate steps to abrogate excessive use of force and extrajudicial killings by armed forces, police and security forces, by combating the impunity of perpetrators having committed such acts, in accordance with international standards of fair trial (Israel); 71.36. Provide the families concerned with all available and relevant information on the cases of persons who have disappeared (Hungary); 71.37. Take necessary steps to intensify the judicial prosecution of all cases of alleged torture and violence committed by members of the armed forces (Germany); 71.38. Ensure that the security forces comply with international human rights law to ensure no extrajudicial executions, torture, ill treatment, rape and other grave human rights violations (United Kingdom); 71.39. Consider without delay enacting legislation to address domestic violence, including marital rape (Hungary); 71.40. Enact without delay national legislation on domestic violence and marital rape and all forms of sexual abuse, and ensure equal rights for women, in law and in practice, in the areas of land ownership, inheritance, marriage 14