A/HRC/10/69 Page 18 9. Continue efforts in favour of women in rural areas (Algeria) and on gender issues, including policies aimed at the empowerment of women and their integration in the education system (Chile); promote gender equality and pursue work on legislation on marital rape as a priority. and consider additional measures, such as public awareness-raising initiatives or campaigns in order to promote the implementation of the rights in the legislation in question (Sweden); 10. Ensure the full participation of women in the review of customary laws and practices, and discourage the persistence of practices detrimental to women’s rights (Ireland); 11. Strengthen the application of the domestic violence bill and the abolition of the Marital Power Act (United Kingdom); establish a specific timeline for the implementation of the amendment in the Marriage Act (Norway); take measures to eliminate the persistence of traditions harmful to the rights of women, including early contract marriages and polygamy (Argentina): and to elevate penal responsibility to the level of international standards and delete the marital prerogative in customary and religious marriage (Cameroon); 12. Include a gender perspective in the review follow-up process in a systematic manner (Slovenia); 13. Continue to incorporate the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child into national legislation (Cuba); take further measures to adopt legislation ensuring the implementation of the Convention, in particular in the area violence prevention and sexual exploitation of children (Czech Republic, Argentina) and ensure girls are protected from sexual abuse (Argentina); 14. Continue the implementation of the National Action Plan for Children 2006-2016 (Cuba); adhere to the National Action Plan for Children and programme for the elimination of child labour (Turkey); implement the programme for AIDS orphans (Finland); design and adopt programmes of action on child labour, as requested by the Committee on the Rights of the Child and ILO (Italy); consider designating an institution for coordination and implementation of policy on children (Chile); 15. Develop non-custodial alternatives in relation to the sole or primary carers of children (Slovenia); take measures to protect the best interests of babies and children affected by parental detention or imprisonment (Slovenia); 16. Continue efforts to achieve universal basic education and reduce primary school drop-out rates, with the support of the international community (Bangladesh); take measures to reverse secondary school drop-out rates resulting from the introduction of cost-sharing (United Republic of Tanzania); 17. Take more action to consolidate efforts regarding the rights of minority groups (United Republic of Tanzania); take immediate action to ensure respect for the rights of the indigenous people living in the areas of interest to companies active in the diamond business (Finland); take steps to promote a just and equitable solution through renewed negotiations with affected members of the Central