A/HRC/30/9 84.48 Ensure that further steps are taken to address anti-discrimination issues and ensure that the National Plan of Action for Equality addresses all areas of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 84.49 Consider adopting new legislation to counter all forms of discrimination against women and reserve a quota of non-executive board seats for women (Italy); 84.50 Adopt a comprehensive law on gender equality and against discrimination, consistent with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Nicaragua); 84.51 Pursue measures, in law and in practice, that address the wage gap in the private sector and unequal access to managerial posts, with women in a disadvantaged situation (Philippines); 84.52 Continue to develop legislation and policies to promote gender equality, placing particular focus on the participation of women in politics (Spain); 84.53 Ensure effective law enforcement and prevention and protection measures to bridge the gap between legislation and practice in combating violence against women (Thailand); 84.54 Address the rights of those individuals detained while awaiting trials, in particular foreigners, whose cases often experience prolonged delays (Germany); 84.55 Ensure that credible allegations of police misconduct are investigated through an independent mechanism (United States of America); 84.56 Continue its efforts to strengthen mechanisms that could guarantee prompt implementation of judicial resolutions to better protect human rights (Spain); 84.57 Bring its legislation closer to the requirements of the European Convention on Nationality, which stipulates that to obtain the nationality, the period of residency should not be above 10 years (France); 84.58 Promote the rights of temporary workers to family reunification (in conformity with the recommendation on racism and intolerance of the European Commission) in all applicable legislation, including law 9/2012 ( Mexico); 84.59 Continue to ensure strong legislative protection for children, including by increasing the minimum age of marriage to 18 (Australia); 84.60 Raise the minimum age of marriage from 14 to 18 (Sierra Leone); 84.61 Demonstrate respect for freedom of religion or belief by recognizing the legal status of other faiths in addition to Catholicism (United States of America); 84.62 Adopt a law on access to information in order to fully promote the exercise of the right to freedom of expression and freedom of opinion (Canada); 84.63 Ensure swift approval of its plan to recognize the right to strike, in accordance with the Andorran Constitution and international standards (Italy); 84.64 Review its legislation so that it provides legal support for collectiv e bargaining and the right to strike (Sweden); 84.65 Pursue its efforts in eradicating unemployment, in particular through the 2015 programme on youth employment (Libya); 84.66 Improve the policy on health care to provide affordable health-care services to immigrant women and girls (China); 16/19 GE.15-11980