A/HRC/18/13 83.21. Develop measures aimed at addressing women’s low occupational representation and the promotion of diversification of women’s academic and professional choices, including in non-traditional fields (Portugal); 83.22. Take action with regard to the impediments that Muslim minority women in Thrace may face when sharia law is applied on family and inheritance law matters (Netherlands)1; 83.23. Take measures to strengthen legal and institutional mechanisms aimed at preventing, punishing and eliminating all forms of discrimination, including discrimination based on gender, racial and national origin, and religion (Argentina); 83.24. Pursue its efforts to combat racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance (Algeria); 83.25. Effectively implement legal provisions aimed at eliminating racial discrimination (Bangladesh); 83.26. Take effective measures to combat the persistence of stereotypes based on racial discrimination and intolerance (Senegal); 83.27. Contribute to the effective investigation, prosecution and punishment of incitement to hatred and hate speech (Egypt); 83.28. Further ensure that racially motivated crimes are effectively prosecuted and punished and that research to evaluate the incidence of racial discrimination is conducted with the aim of adopting targeted measures to eliminate such discrimination (Brazil); 83.29. Adopt mitigating measures to protect its most vulnerable population: women heads of household, the unemployed, farmers, retired people, children, persons with disabilities, et alia (Ecuador); 83.30. Include sexual orientation and gender identity as grounds for protection in anti-discrimination legislation and policies (Norway); 83.31. Ensure the effective and full implementation of the law adopted in 2006 to fight domestic violence (Austria); 83.32. Strengthen efforts to effectively fight against the phenomenon of violence against women (Morocco); 83.33. Take necessary steps to implement the relevant plan of action adopted by the National Coordination Mechanism, as a part of its ongoing fight against trafficking in human beings (Russian Federation); 83.34. Increase efforts to prevent trafficking in women and girls and provide support to victims effectively by implementing the integrated National Plan of Action against Trafficking in Human Beings and fully enforcing the legislation on trafficking (Republic of Moldova); 83.35. Intensify its efforts to combat trafficking in human beings with a special attention to the needs of the victims (Algeria); 1 The original wording: “Take action with regard to the impediments that Muslim women may face on matters such as marriage and inheritance as a result of the non-application of the general law of Greece to these women (Netherlands)”. 15