A/HRC/10/80 page 18 5. Submit regularly reports to treaty bodies (Gabon), take further steps to present periodic reports to the treaty bodies and implement the recommendations in a timely fashion (United Kingdom); 6. Intensify dialogue with the international community on the issue of ill-treatment by submitting the reports due to the Committee against Torture (Canada); 7. Take every possible measure to put en end to discrimination against people with disabilities (France); 8. Continue efforts so that the language referring to human rights truly reflects gender equality (Canada); increase efforts to strengthen the respect of women’s rights and to promote gender equality (Sweden); redouble efforts to eliminate discrimination against women and apply the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women fully (Mexico); ensure that full access is given to rural women to education, health care and credit, as well as to land and housing as recommended by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Luxembourg); and strengthen awareness-raising efforts in rural areas where some cultural traditions inhibit women’s rights (United Kingdom); 9. Consider the establishment of a de jure moratorium on death penalty with a view to abolishing capital punishment in national legislation (Italy); adopt legislation aimed at ultimately abolishing death penalty (France); and consider steps to abolish the death penalty in all circumstances (United Kingdom); 10. Take all steps to improve prisoners’ condition (Denmark), improve detention facilities and overall detention conditions, also by means of training law enforcement officials in human rights (Italy); 11. Share best practices with other countries regarding female genital mutilation (Netherlands), pursue efforts to continue to make exemplary progress with regard to the effective abolition of sexual mutilation (Luxembourg) and continue efforts to fully eradicate it (Netherlands, Albania, Brazil, Australia); 12. Continue its initiative to combat and put an end to the practise of excision (Algeria); 13. Intensify efforts to combat trafficking in girls and women for sexual exploitation (Malaysia) through the implementation of a national strategy to combat this issue (Malaysia, Australia); intensify efforts to implement the national action plan to combat trafficking, particularly by bringing to justice and systematically convicting those individuals held responsible (Canada); 14. Set up an anti-trafficking public campaign and take measures to protect victims and give them the necessary legal and psycho-social assistance and societal reintegration, and indicate the needs for technical assistance and capacity-building to the international community (Slovenia);