A/HRC/16/4 102.4. Make every effort to ensure that the Deceased Estates Bill and the Marriage, Divorce and Family Relations Bills, particularly in relation to the rights of women, enter into force as soon as possible (Ireland); 102.5. Comprehensively amend or repeal, as a matter of urgency, the Witchcraft Act (Ireland); 102.6. Continue to strengthen human rights institutions to ensure the continued promotion and protection of human rights, and raise public awareness around human rights issues nationwide (South Africa); 102.7. Strengthen efforts to implement the socio-economic development strategy for the period until 2020 (Algeria); 102.8. Continue efforts to implement the aims of the 2020 Development Plan (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 102.9. Strengthen the use of modern means of awareness-raising and dissemination with regard to a culture of human rights, notably the rights of vulnerable groups, and the role of institutions for the protection and promotion of human rights (Morocco); 102.10. Continue to attach particular priority to the strengthening of national capacities, both legislative and institutional, in the area of human rights, with the support of the international community (Morocco); 102.11. Finalize and implement the draft National Action Plan for Children, and put in place effective national legislation and policies to protect the rights of children (Australia); 102.12. Pay particular attention to the rights of the child, especially in combating trafficking and exploitation (Egypt); 102.13. Consider continuing to work towards strengthening Government institutions (Zimbabwe); 102.14. Consider consolidating the gains on human rights promotion and protection through the public awareness programme (Zimbabwe); 102.15. Strengthen cooperation with regional and international human rights mechanisms, and avail itself of international technical assistance and support, as appropriate, by relevant bodies in order to mitigate the insufficiency of human and financial resources (Algeria); 102.16. Strengthen its cooperation with specialized agencies and programmes of the United Nations system, including the United Nations Population Fund, the United Nations Children’s Fund, the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (Azerbaijan); 102.17. Follow-up on the recommendations of CEDAW, by renewing national efforts for gender equality, including through educational and sensitization campaigns (Mexico); 102.18. Implement further policies to ensure gender equality throughout society and the promotion of the rights of women and children (South Africa); 102.19. Take measures, including through legislation, to ensure equality of women, particularly in decision-making processes and access to basic services and infrastructure (Australia); 14