A/HRC/26/7 123.57. Criminalize the dissemination of theories of racial superiority or inferiority and prohibit organizations which promote and incite racial discrimination (Bangladesh); 123.58. Strengthen measures to combat discrimination against women and ensure that additional special measures are taken to effectively empower women, in particular, women of African descent (Botswana); 123.59. Strengthen actions on equal opportunities (Burkina Faso); 123.60. Consolidate a human rights and gender perspective in the social policies practice aiming at gender equality in practice (Colombia); 123.61. Take all necessary steps in order to promote equality of women and men in the realms of family, economy and policy (Cyprus); 123.62. Step up efforts to achieve equality and eliminate discrimination against women, afro-descendants and indigenous, and improve their access to education, housing, health and employment (Ecuador); 123.63. Raise the minimum age of marriage to 18 years for both sexes (Estonia); 123.64. Continue to protect the rights of its children, by implementing successful programs that ensure 100% access to birth registration, as well as strengthening the legal framework that guarantees the universal right to education and promote emphasis on care, access and opportunities6 (Israel); 123.65. Continue innovative education programs recognizing sexual diversity and adopt a health policy that further enhances awareness on and sensitizing of sexual orientation and gender issues amongst health personnel (Netherlands); 123.66. Ensure equality of men and women in practice and bring domestic legislation into line with the recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Russian Federation); 123.67. Take all necessary policing and other measures to prevent and provide protection against all forms of discrimination, violence and harassment related to sexual and gender identity, and ensure that perpetration of such violence is vigorously investigated and that perpetrators are held accountable (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 123.68. Take effective measures to ensure de facto equality of all women (Uzbekistan); 123.69. Continue to give greater prominence to gender equality and ensure the National Women’s Institute is adequately resourced (Australia); 123.70. Eliminate child marriages and adopt 18 as a minimum age for marriage for both sexes (Azerbaijan); 123.71. Continue the investigation of human rights violations, particularly enforced disappearances (Argentina); 6 18 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: continue to protect the rights of its children, by implementing successful programs that ensure 100% access to birth registration, as well as strengthening a legal framework that can guarantee the universal right to education and promote emphasis on care, access and opportunities (Israel).