A/HRC/29/16 130.18. Heed the call of CEDAW to promote shared parental and caring responsibilities of women and men (Slovenia); 130.19. Strengthen policies for gender equality to ensure participation of women in the political and labour arenas, both public and private, particularly women from ethnic minorities (Colombia); 130.20. Continue the actions taken to further advance in achieving gender equality and the empowerment of women (Cuba); 130.21. Continue its efforts for the proper implementation of the measures adopted for the effective promotion and protection of women’s rights, considering the different vulnerability factors to which they may be exposed and the importance of their participation in society (Ecuador); 130.22. Take measures to address patriarchal attitudes and stereotypes that discriminate against women (Botswana); 130.23. Strengthen efforts to ensure that People of African Descent participate and integrate in the economic, political, social and cultural spheres of Guyanese society (South Africa); 130.24. Implement more appropriate measures to build an inclusive society, in which no segment of the population, notably the Afro-Guyanese who constitute 30 percent of the population, do not suffer discrimination (Ghana); 130.25. Strengthen the protection of LGBT individuals (Brazil); 130.26. Take measures to ensure that hate crimes and discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity are vigorously investigated and appropriately prosecuted (United States of America); 130.27. Continue its effort in eliminating discrimination against LGBT starting with the review of its related legislation (Thailand); 130.28. Carry out the national consultations on the death penalty, which it had engaged to hold during the eighth session of the Working Group on the UPR, so as to continue advancing towards the abolition of the death penalty (Spain); 130.29. Consider taking all necessary steps to introduce a de jure moratorium on capital executions with a view to fully abolish the death penalty (Italy); 130.30. Consider the abolition of the death penalty, and declare a moratorium on executions, as previously recommended (Slovenia);1 130.31. Ensure thorough investigations of all allegations of extrajudicial killings and use of excessive force by the police (Italy); 130.32. Improve conditions of detention, particularly for persons with disabilities (France); 130.33. Redouble efforts to combat all forms of sexual violence against women, fully implementing the Sexual Offences Act (Panama); 1 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “We therefore reiterate our past recommendations Nos. 70.29, 70.39 and 70.49.” 17