A/HRC/31/13 143.58 Domesticate the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and give women a visible and inclusive role as envisaged by the treaty (Sierra Leone); 143.59 Continue with the implementation of the National Strategic Plan for the Advancement of Women (Israel); 143.60 Continue efforts to strive for all citizens to live in harmony without discrimination against any races and nationalities (Nepal); 143.61 Consider the possibility of adopting adequate measures to promote social cohesion, with a view to the elimination of all forms of discrimination, including against minority, ethnic and cultural groups (Ecuador); 143.62 Increase its efforts to counter hate-speech and incitement to violence (New Zealand); 143.63 Ensure that the rights of women and ethnic minorities are not undermined as a result of the recently introduced set of Protection of Race and Religion laws (Japan); 143.64 Consider abolishing de jure the death penalty (Panama); 143.65 Continue releasing political prisoners and relaunch the joint Government/civil society committee (France); 143.66 Enact and enforce legislation that guarantees comprehensive protection from all forms of violence against women, and that addresses impunity for all perpetrators (Sweden); 143.67 Take positive action to ensure protection of women against sexual violence and their access to legal mechanisms without discrimination (Namibia); 143.68 Develop a legal framework to prevent and combat violence against women and domestic violence (Serbia); 143.69 Address in legislation all forms of gender-based violence, both within as well as outside of marriage (Spain); 143.70 Take effective measures to prevent and combat marital rape and domestic violence, including the express criminalization of these practices (Portugal); 143.71 Strengthen policies to combat all forms of violence and discrimination against women and girls, including by criminalizing marital rape and prohibiting forced and early marriages (Paraguay); 143.72 Adopt measures to end the recruitment and participation of children in military activities (Mexico); 143.73 Continue to implement policies to ensure full protection of civilians, particularly children, in zones of armed conflict (Ecuador); 143.74 Step up efforts towards the prevention and suppression of human trafficking and the smuggling of migrants by air, land and sea (Greece); 143.75 Double its efforts in combating trafficking in persons including by bringing human traffickers and people smugglers to justice (Malaysia); 16