A/HRC/28/14 127.94 Improve the situation for and empower women and girls, by creating a more non-discriminatory environment, ensuring equal representation and the right to education, as well as addressing issues such as gender-based violence, including honour crimes, FGM and child marriage (Sweden); 127.95 Adopt and implement, through an inclusive and a participatory process, national policies for the protection of women, including women human rights defenders, against any form of discrimination or violence, committed either in public or at the domestic level (Brazil); 127.96 Effectively apply resolution 1325 of the Security Council concerning women’s participation in decision-making (Chile); 127.97 Implement laws which facilitate access to justice for women in detention, as well as allow women to inherit land and acquire property (Sierra Leone); 127.98 Guarantee equality of civil and political rights. Avoid all forms of discrimination based on ethnicity, religion, gender or sexual orientation (France); 127.99 Continue advancing towards an urgent and lasting peaceful solution to the crisis, with the preservation of its territorial integrity; and with the assistance and international solidarity, that the country requires (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 127.100 Guarantee respect for international humanitarian law and human rights and the protection of the civilian population in the context of military actions (Spain); 127.101 Take all possible measures to guarantee security and protection of civilians, particularly while conducting military operations, and pay special attention to the basic needs of persons (Mexico); 127.102 Ensure that all military actions are in conformity with international law, that the alleged grave violations are thoroughly and impartially investigated and that those responsible are brought to justice (Switzerland); 127.103 Strengthen command and control mechanisms over its military and other security forces and eliminate the presence of militia and other nongovernmental armed groups (United States of America); 127.104 Implement its recently enacted National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security, and in the ongoing conflict with ISIL, take measures to promote the protection of women, including those held captive by ISIL (United States of America); 127.105 Rapidly launch a reform process of its security forces, especially to embed extra-legal militia into the Iraqi security structure (Turkey); 127.106 Continue reform of the Iraqi Armed Forces and Security Services in accordance with article 9(1)(a) of the Iraqi Constitution to include all components of the Iraqi people, creating a force which ensures security and stability for all individuals equally and throughout Iraq, thereby eliminating the need for the use of militias (Canada); 127.107 Take into serious consideration the possibility to introduce a de facto moratorium on the death penalty with a view to its abolition (Italy); 19