A/HRC/13/9 25. Submit its pending reports to the relevant treaty bodies and, to this end, seek technical assistance to strengthen its capacity for preparing the relevant reports (Pakistan); 26. Significantly improve its cooperation with the United Nations treaty bodies by agreeing on timelines for submitting overdue reports and, if need be, identify needs for assistance to that end (Norway); 27. Address discrimination against children through a review and reorientation of policies and launch comprehensive public information campaigns to prevent and combat all forms of discrimination, where needed within the framework of international cooperation (Azerbaijan); 28. Take measures to ensure non-discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity (Slovenia); 29. Abolish all legislation that discriminates against women (Luxembourg); 30. Continue to reform its policies and programmes with a view to improving the status of women, girls and children, including those with disabilities, and protecting them against violence and sexual abuse, as well as strengthening measures and mechanisms on administration of justice (Nigeria); 31. Facilitate equitable distribution of the nation’s wealth in order to address any imbalances in and among the regions which could lead to future disagreements (Ghana); 32. Spare no efforts to firmly combat the practice of arbitrary and summary executions and the climate of impunity which prevails on its territory, with the assistance of the international community (Gabon); 33. Taking into consideration the reports of the Secretary-General about alleged human rights violations committed by the “Forces Nouvelles”, take measures to ensure the right to life, physical integrity and security of people (Argentina); 34. Strengthen measures conducive to responding to the recommendations made by the Secretary-General in 2007, directed to the prevention and elimination of all types of violence, especially sexual violence, against women and girls (Mexico); 35. In view of the Secretary-General’s reports, elaborate a national action plan that addresses the prevalence of sexual violence, especially towards girls (Argentina); 36. Continue ongoing efforts and adopt effective measures and policies to stop and prevent sexual violence against women and girls (Sweden); 37. Finalize the national action plan to combat sexual violence and take appropriate measures to prevent and protect all civilians from all forms of violence and to fight impunity (Slovenia); 38. Undertake awareness-raising campaigns to sensitize the security forces and to ensure the effective prosecution of perpetrators of sexual violence (Austria); 39. Take all measures to protect women against all forms of sexual violence and bring to an end the related impunity (Luxembourg); 40. Investigate cases of domestic violence and sexual abuse at schools and sanction the perpetrators (Holy See); GE.10-10140 15