A/HRC/19/4 85.13. Prioritize the finalization of the National Human Rights Action Plan for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights (South Africa); 85.14. Give attention, once the draft of the Human Rights Plan of Action for the promotion and protection of human rights is enacted, not only to the implementation of its articles but also the monitoring of it (Indonesia); 85.15. Complete the draft national action plan for the promotion and protection of human rights and the draft national action plan on violence against women (Algeria); 85.16. Ensure effective implementation of the proposed National Plan of Action for the promotion and protection of human rights (Ghana); 85.17. Conduct an assessment of the national policies on the rights of children and to identify the areas where immediate action may be taken (Romania); 85.18. Implement a national action plan to combat corruption, including enhanced laws and enforcement, more resources dedicated to anti-corruption bodies, a review of law enforcement compensation, and a nation-wide educational campaign (United States of America); 85.19. Take measures to strengthen human rights education and sensitisation (Burkina Faso); 85.20. Take adequate measures to integrate human rights education into school curricula and design human rights training programmes for civil servants and security officers (Morocco); 85.21. Provide human rights training for security forces (United States of America); 85.22. Put in place a comprehensive strategy and effective legislation to eliminate practices that discriminate against women (Denmark); 85.23. Put in place a comprehensive strategy, as advised by CEDAW to modify or eliminate cultural practices and stereotypes that discriminate against women (Ghana); 85.24. Harmonize the legislation to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women, notably to ensure equality relating to inheritance and land rights (Belgium); 85.25. Implement a comprehensive legal and policy framework to end practices which are discriminatory and lead to violence against women and girls, including witchcraft killings, rape, domestic violence and practices related to customary ownership and inheritance of land (Canada); 85.26. Continue its efforts to continue raising awareness at the community level and to fully implement its National Action Plan on Violence against Women (Indonesia); 85.27. Take further steps to protect women and girls against violence and discrimination and put in place appropriate policy measures in that regard (South Africa); 85.28. Continue policies aimed at multiplying and deepening, with inter alia the support of the international cooperation, actions to combat and bring an end to of all forms of gender violence, female genital mutilation and all practices that result either discriminatory or violating women’s human rights (Argentina); 14