A/HRC/18/17 94.60. Continue to be committed, via its Equal Treatment Authority, to implement and train its citizens as regards to equal treatment for all, and to eradicate violence and discrimination against women and offer greater protection and equal opportunities to the Roma community (Holy See); 94.61. Ensure that the members of the Roma community, but also of other vulnerable groups, are protected from violence and attacks (Indonesia); 94.62. Ensure that members of the Roma community, and members of other vulnerable groups, are protected from violence and attack, including when these groups wish to assembly, hold events or organize demonstrations (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 94.63. Improve the treatment of prisoners and prison conditions (Islamic Republic of Iran); 94.64. Continue its efforts to combat overcrowding of prisons in order to facilitate the successful reinsertion into society of previously convicted persons (Denmark); 94.65. Implement the recently adopted United Nations rules of treatment of women prisoners and non-custodial measures from women offenders, otherwise known as Bangkok rules, to ensure that special needs of women in prisons or in custody are appropriately addressed (Thailand); 94.66. Take measures to ensure the protection of the rights of victims of domestic violence and spousal rape (Finland); 94.67. Continue the work for enhanced protection for victims of domestic violence and take measures with a focus on prevention and accountability in regards to domestic violence (Sweden); 94.68. Rehabilitate and socially integrate women and girl victims of trafficking (Islamic Republic of Iran); 94.69. Investigate the causes of human trafficking and compile statistical data on the subject in order to find the most effective means to combat this phenomenon (Honduras); 94.70. Take further measures for the rehabilitation and social integration of women and girls who are victims of trafficking (Azerbaijan); 94.71. Strengthen measures for the rehabilitation and social integration of women and girls victims of trafficking (Brazil); 94.72. Increase efforts to effectively prevent trafficking in women and girls for sexual exploitation and domestic servitude and take measures for rehabilitation and social integration of women and girls who are victims of trafficking (Republic of Moldova); 94.73. Step up efforts to combat the trafficking in human beings, including the development of international cooperation with interested Governments, international organizations and NGOs (Belarus); 94.74. Consider the question of toughening the criminal liability for trafficking in human beings (Belarus); 94.75. Adopt measures to collect disaggregated data on the phenomenon of human trafficking and adopt and implement policies to address it (Egypt); 17