A/HRC/15/2 76.40. Seek to incorporate human rights considerations in accordance with Kyrgyzstan’s international obligations in any reform process it plans to carry out (Lebanon). 76.41. Continue to cooperate with the United Nations and the Human Rights Council in protecting and promoting human rights (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 76.42. That the temporary Government draw upon the expertise of the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights and the High Commissioner on National Minorities of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe with regard to the constitutional reform and rapid democratic elections (Norway); 76.43. Work closely with civil society organizations and other international organizations in the implementation of the recommendations emanating from this process (Austria); 76.44. Further improve its cooperation with all United Nations human rights mechanisms, submitting its overdue reports to treaty bodies, as well as its response to communications of the special procedures (Slovakia); 76.45. Continue to promote women’s emancipation in all spheres of society (Angola); 76.46. Give special regard to women and children and enhance their enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms (Jordan); 76.47. Ensure that the new constitution guarantees equality between women and men (Austria); 76.48. Ensure that gender issues are appropriately addressed in its future programmes (Lebanon); 76.49. Continue to empower women and broaden the scope for their participation in society (Bangladesh); 76.50. Adopt all provisions necessary to prevent acts of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment committed by penitentiary or law enforcement personnel, and establish a system for the independent monitoring of all detention centres without exception (France); 76.51. Fight against torture, in particular torture against minors (Italy); 76.52. Undertake clear commitments to put an end to all forms of intimidation, harassment, aggression, arbitrary arrest and detention, and torture against all persons, in particular human rights defenders, peaceful demonstrators and journalists (France); 76.53. Strengthen its safeguards against torture, including through the improvement of conditions in prisons and detention facilities and the establishment of a complaint mechanism for victims of torture (Czech Republic); 76.54. Condemn the use of torture and other ill treatment and ensure the prompt, impartial and comprehensive investigation of all complaints involving the torture of any person subjected to any form of arrest, detention or imprisonment (Denmark); 15