A/HRC/10/74 Page 17 4. Continue its efforts to protect the environment, including through implementation of the environment act adopted in July 2008, and envisage sharing this experience with concerned countries (Algeria); 5. Incorporate international human rights treaties into national law (Croatia); 6. Pursue the adoption of a general anti-discrimination act and aim at its adoption as soon as possible (Austria); include in the draft legislation on the prohibition of discrimination comprehensive anti-discrimination measures, including on sexual orientation and gender identity (Slovenia); 7. Adopt all necessary measures to ensure equality between men and women fully and in all circumstances (France); continue its efforts to ensure full implementation of the rights of women (Algeria); take appropriate measures to ensure the implementation of the plan of activities to achieve gender equality in Montenegro for the period 2008-2012 (Greece); 8. Include explicit references to sexual orientation as a protected category against discrimination in the existing laws on labour and employment as well as in the legislation on hate speech and hate crimes (Canada); 9. Enact new measures to combat the trafficking in women and children for the purposes of sexual exploitation (Croatia); deal with the issue of trafficking in persons, particularly women and children for sexual exploitation, with the full cooperation of countries in the trafficking chain (Bangladesh); 10. Comply with the recommendations of the Human Rights Committee with regard to the adoption of the necessary policy and legal framework to combat domestic violence effectively (Ireland); take effective measures to reinforce its domestic legislation concerning domestic violence against women (Italy); involve meaningfully civil society in the process of the preparation of the planned law on protection against domestic violence (Slovenia); pass the intended law on protection against domestic violence as soon as possible (Greece); 11. Introduce specific education programmes and sensitivity trainings for all relevant judiciary and police personnel aimed specifically at the protection of human rights of non-governmental organization activists and members of minorities, including national minorities and persons of minority sexual orientation and gender identity (Czech Republic); 12. Continue its work in implementing the Judicial Reform Action Plan (United Kingdom); conclude all necessary decisions at the appropriate levels for setting up an independent and effective appointment system for the judiciary (Austria); guarantee the full independence of the judiciary in accordance with Basic Principles on the Independence of the Judiciary as laid down by the General Assembly in its resolution 40/146, and establish an independent monitoring mechanism of court proceeding in order to enhance the independence of the judiciary (Slovakia); intensify its efforts to combat corruption in order to ensure the independence, effectiveness and quality of the judicial system (Sweden); continue and further strengthen its anti-corruption policy (Poland); take further