A/HRC/30/13 with special procedures mandate holders of the Human Rights Council (Congo); 75.62 Step up existing cooperation with international bodies in respect of the human right to water and sanitation, in particular with the United Nations Environment Programme and with the Special Rapporteur on the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation (Spain); 75.63 Continue to engage its regional and international partners with a view to seeking technical and other assistance towards its full compliance with its human rights treaty obligations (Philippines); 75.64 Submit the overdue reports to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and the Committee on the Rights of the Child at the earliest possible stage (Portugal); 75.65 Seek technical assistance and cooperation to combat the high prevalence of non-communicable diseases and its root causes (Maldives); 75.66 Strengthen cooperation and partnership, including with OHCHR, to continue with the implementation of national policy in the matters of disability, health and disaster management (Morocco); 75.67 Pursue efforts to combat all forms of discrimination against women (Algeria); 75.68 Take the measures necessary to review its domestic legislation in order to guarantee the free and compulsory birth registration of all children born in the country (Argentina); 75.69 Introduce a national plan of action to combat violence against women (New Zealand); 75.70 Build on the Domestic Violence Prevention and Protection Act and the National Gender Policy to implement more concrete programmes and policies to combat violence against women and children, and to promote the full and equitable participation by women in society (Singapore); 75.71 Continue its efforts towards the effective implementation of the Domestic Violence Prevention and Protection Act, including through awareness-raising and changing mindsets and attitudes (Slovenia); 75.72 Step up measures of awareness-raising on gender-based violence to promote the prevention of this phenomenon (Spain); 75.73 Take all appropriate measures to end domestic violence (Sweden); 75.74 Continue combating violence against women and children by prohibiting the right to use force and severe corporal punishment of children at home, and effectively enforcing the existing laws in this area, especially the Domestic Violence Prevention and Protection Act (Thailand); 75.75 Take further steps to combat domestic violence, including a greater gender sensitization (Timor-Leste); 75.76 Move towards swift implementation of its National Gender Policy as a positive step towards the goal of eliminating gender-based violence (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 18