A/HRC/22/14 147.70. Continue effective implementation of the national plan on Gender equality to raise the awareness in order to eliminate discrimination and prejudice (Armenia); 147.71. Take urgent measures to promote gender equality and effectively protect women and children‟s rights (China); 147.72. Continue to implement measures to ensure gender equality, including women belonging to minorities (Cuba); 147.73. Strengthen the promotion of gender and the fight against violence against women (Senegal); 147.74. Implement legal reforms and measures necessary to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women, particularly regarding the age of marriage and the possibility of keeping the maiden‟s name (Spain); 147.75. Further advance all efforts to realise Japan as a gender-equal society (Trinidad and Tobago); 147.76. Foster its holistic approach on gender equality, in particular empowering women‟s social and economic rights and fighting domestic violence (Viet Nam); 147.77. Continue the empowerment of women and given them a bigger role in society (Kuwait); 147.78. Ensure equality and non-discrimination of children born out of wedlock in issues related to the acquisition of nationality, inheritance rights and birth registration (Slovenia); 147.79. Adopt comprehensive measures against discrimination towards children and repeal all legislation that discriminates against children born out of wedlock. Promote awareness campaigns and education programs about the human rights of all boys, girls and adolescents, particularly in relation to the acquisition of nationality, inheritance rights and the right to identity (Uruguay); 147.80. In line with requests by CEDAW and the CRC, review the situation of children born out of wedlock who do not enjoy nationality, inheritance and birth registration rights (Botswana); 147.81. Take the necessary measures to ensure universal birth registration, including for children born out of wedlock and regardless of the parents‟ immigration status (Mexico); 147.82. Address those situations (in protecting children‟s rights) that still raise concern, such as the lack of criminalization for the possession of pornographic material regarding children (Italy); 147.83. Share with other countries, through the UPR process, its experiences and best practices gained from creating a gender-equal society (Myanmar); 147.84. Continue to strengthen its anti-racist and anti-discrimination measures (Namibia); 147.85. Define discrimination in national legislation in line with the ICERD, and prohibit all forms of direct and indirect discrimination, including on the basis of age, gender, religion, sexual orientation, ethnicity, or nationality (Norway); 19