A/HRC33/15 106.3 Develop and implement a National Action Plan for Human Rights to further ensure systematic and comprehensive approach for the promotion and protection of human rights, with the full engagement of civil society (Indonesia); 106.4 Foster a better understanding of the needs of young people and establish guidelines for their development (Cuba); 106.5 Develop and implement a national awareness raising campaign on human rights (Maldives); 106.6 Continue to develop training programmes in the field of human rights for law enforcement officials (Egypt); 106.7 Submit overdue reports to the relevant treaty bodies (Sierra Leone); 106.8 Take steps to submit overdue reports to treaty bodies (Ghana); 106.9 Avail itself of technical assistance from OHCHR towards implementation of its obligations under international laws and treaties (Maldives); 106.10 Continue legislative review and reform to address any instances of discrimination against women in national law (Bahamas); 106.11 Continue to promote the rights of vulnerable groups, especially women, children and persons with disabilities (Senegal); 106.12 Continue its significant efforts to promote gender equality, in particular the implementation of the Draft National Gender Policy as well as the proper enforcement of the existing legal frameworks (Norway); 106.13 Continue to promote women’s empowerment (Pakistan); 106.14 Develop more equitable strategies to achieve gender equality on the basis of the assessment or examination of the different needs, constraints, opportunities and priorities of men and women (Cuba); 106.15 Implement gender equality by establishing same wages for same jobs for men and women (Algeria); 106.16 Continue efforts to eliminate discrimination against women to allow for equal access to the labour market (Morocco); 106.17 Increase its collaboration with regional and hemispheric partners to address high levels of violence and organised crime (Jamaica); 106.18 Establish an authority that will investigate and recommend action against abuses by law enforcers as a way to curb corruption, violations and protect the integrity of the security forces (Botswana); 106.19 Enact comprehensive prison and related judicial reform to ensure that conditions of detention are in conformity with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, including but not limited to: addressing overcrowding and sanitary issues in prisons; providing sufficient resources for rehabilitation and reintegration of prisoners; and relieving the judicial backlog that has contributed to the detention of over 2,000 people in remand awaiting a trial, many who have been in custody for several years (Canada); 106.20 Take all necessary measures to solve the problem of prison overcrowding and to improve detention conditions, including by providing 15