A/HRC/13/3 women and girls and by implementing a national plan for the prevention of gender-based violence (Italy; Norway) and by ensuring that all relevant government departments collect and publish disaggregated data and statistics on violence against women and girls (Norway); 22. Ensure the establishment and implementation of proactive and effective approaches to combating and penalizing human trafficking in the country (Canada); 23. Increase efforts to combat existing discrimination among children, as reported by the Committee on the Rights of the Child, by taking effective measures against any form of exploitation of children, especially girls, including for prostitution, pornography and domestic work (Italy); 24. Strengthen efforts to complete the process of implementing the new model in the whole national penitentiary system (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 25. Continue implementing programmes in the area of upgrading penitentiary centres, social reinsertion and prevention of recidivism (Colombia); 26. Continue its programme of prison modernization, ensuring thorough staff training and investigations of alleged staff misconduct (United Kingdom); 27. Invest in and upgrade human rights training of the police and the staff of penal institutions (Germany); 28. Guarantee for each and every person including journalists and defenders of human rights the exercise of freedom of expression, to this end, conduct serious and complete investigations into cases of intimidation and to bring offenders to justice (Switzerland); 29. Effectively investigate and prosecute crimes and violations against human rights defenders and journalists, and ensure that those responsible are punished; furthermore adopt appropriate measures to disseminate widely and ensure full observance of the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders (Norway); 30. Continue to implement policies for the eradication of poverty (Turkey); 31. Continue the national plans and strategies to reduce poverty and food insecurity in the country (Azerbaijan); 32. Continue ongoing efforts to guarantee universal access to healthcare to the population (Cuba); 33. Continue making progress in expanding the coverage for the Subsidized Family Health Insurance Scheme and the Contributory Family Health Insurance (Colombia); 34. Strengthen services aimed at protecting women and children, including through greater legal protection, and provide women and children with adequate information on how to gain access to support and medical care (United Kingdom); 35. Promote access to basic and secondary education and health care for all children and adolescents, without having these services depend on the possession of a valid birth certificate (Chile); 36. 16 Include intercultural education in school curricula (Egypt);