A/HRC/21/4 135.16. Step up its efforts in favour of gender equality and racial equality (Lebanon); 135.17. Redouble its efforts to firmly combat discriminatory practices (Luxembourg); 135.18. Continue the enhancement of equal access to opportunities and services by the vulnerable communities (Myanmar); 135.19. Strengthen its policies focused on vulnerable groups such as children, women, older people and its fight against any form of discrimination and violation of their human rights (Vietnam); 135.20. Reduce maternal and child mortality in rural and urban areas, through specific plans on sanitary assistance to pregnant women and during the post-natal period (Holy See); 135.21. Increase measures to prevent the “loan or rental of children” for sexual exploitation, carrying out forced labour activities and begging, as recommended by the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Uruguay); Introduce legislation to prohibit corporal punishment in all areas, including in the family, school and all places of deprivation of liberty, taking into account general comment No. 8 of the Committee (Uruguay); 135.22. Take steps to prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Slovenia); Pursue their policies to combat child labour and ill-treatment of children in all its forms (Djibouti); Take appropriate legislative measures to ban violence against children, including corporal punishment (France); Introduce and enforce legislation prohibiting corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in the family, schools and all places of deprivation of liberty (Liechtenstein); 135.23. Continue efforts to eliminate child labour to attain an harmonic development of children in a spirit of sociocultural and an environment of protection and well-being. (Dominican Republic);Continue its efforts to eradicate child labour and further enhance the protection of the rights of the child (Singapore);Exert its utmost efforts to eradicate the persistent widespread phenomenon of child labour (Slovakia);Redouble efforts to eliminate child labour (Slovenia);Further strategies in cooperation with the International Labour Organisation (ILO) to eradicate child labour (Australia); Continue its efforts aimed at eliminating child labour and ensuring an education with dignity and of quality for Ecuadorian children and adolescents (Venezuela); 135.24. Continue these efforts to guarantee the respect of all human rights by members of the National Police (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); Continue its efforts to improve detention conditions, especially those that aim at addressing the problem of overcrowding (India); 135.25. In the area of penitentiary reform, continue making efforts to implement the new social rehabilitation system; to build new prisons as well as to train the security and penitentiary personnel working in the prison centres, which would result in the well-fare of persons deprived of their liberty (Peru); Continue advancing in the modernization and improvement of the penitentiary system, with special attention to the conditions of persons deprived of their liberty (Spain); Adopt appropriate legislation to separate persons deprived of their liberty on trial and facing charges from those already serving a sentence (Hungary); Continue reform and further training to ensure the end of illtreatment during police detention (Australia); Further promote prisoners’ well17