A/HRC/29/10 142.41. Adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law affording protection to all individuals, irrespective of their sexual orientation or gender identity (Sweden); 142.42. Continue efforts aimed at the elimination of harmful practices and stereotypes that discriminate against women (Egypt); 142.43. Guarantee gender equality and women’s rights, including sexual and reproductive health rights (Estonia); 142.44. Eliminate stereotypes and harmful practices against women (including female genital mutilation, wife inheritance, and forced and early marriage) (Estonia); 142.45. Continue its efforts towards ensuring gender equality in the field of education, health and employment (India); 142.46. Continue to actively implement all these adopted measures, to safeguard women empowerment and promote gender equality (Israel); 142.47. Prosecute the perpetrators of trafficking and sexual exploitation of women and children (Sierra Leone); 142.48. Ensure the strict enforcement of the laws prohibiting early marriage (Sierra Leone); 142.49. Set up special units in the justice and health systems to deal with gender-based violence and discrimination (Spain); 142.50. End early marriages and the trafficking of minors (Spain); 142.51. Take all possible efforts to strengthen protection for women and children against discrimination and violence (Sri Lanka); 142.52. Take all measures to guarantee that the Prohibition of Female Genital Mutilation Act 2011 is fully implemented (Timor-Leste); 142.53. Ensure that harmful practices and stereotypes that discriminate against women are eliminated (Timor-Leste); 142.54. Continue efforts to combat all forms of violence against women, in particular female genital mutilation (Togo); 142.55. Consider increasing efforts to address the sexual exploitation of women and girls (Trinidad and Tobago); 142.56. Intensify awareness-raising campaigns about albinism to combat prejudice, stigmatization, discrimination and violence against persons with albinism (Togo); 142.57. Follow through on the Government’s commitment to investigate the killing of activist Hassan Guyo, and thoroughly investigate all extrajudicial killings in Kenya, with a view of ensuring accountability (United States of America); 142.58. Establish a moratorium on executions, with a view to abolishing the death penalty for all crimes (Uruguay); 142.59. Implement legal and institutional measures to eliminate the discrimination and the harmful practices and stereotypes against women, particularly the harmful practices in connection with reproductive health, and further increase Government funding for women (Albania); 16