A/HRC/28/9 78.23 Submit its outstanding reports to the treaty bodies as soon as possible (Ireland); 78.24 Submit its national reports to the relevant United Nations treaty bodies (Sierra Leone); 78.25 Accelerate efforts to devise and implement anti-discrimination public awareness programmes, including in the health services sector, and intensify campaigns to encourage tolerance and interreligious and intercultural dialogue (Philippines); 78.26 Eliminate the legal concept of “children born outside wedlock”, as well as combat against all forms of discrimination, both legally and in practice (Portugal); 78.27 Continue to ensure that women are given equitable access to the labour market and that measures introduced to address the problem of unemployment would not result in curtailment of the rights of migrant workers in San Marino (Philippines); 78.28 Strengthen efforts to increase public awareness of the importance of tolerance and intercultural dialogue, and pursue measures to promote and facilitate the integration of migrants (Brazil); 78.29 Protect the rights of all individuals, regardless of sexual orientation, on an equal basis (Canada); 78.30 Ensure respect for minorities, especially sexual minorities (France); 78.31 Further strengthen existing mechanisms aimed at safeguarding the rights of women, especially with regard to protection against violence (Sierra Leone); 78.32 Continue its measures in the prevention and repression of violence against women through effective implementation of the existing domestic legislation and awareness-raising campaigns and programmes (Malaysia); 78.33 Continue its effort to combat domestic violence and promote gender equality (Singapore); 78.34 Promulgate laws which expressly prohibit all forms of corporal punishment of minors at home as well as in kindergartens, schools and other institutions caring for children (Mexico); 78.35 Assign the necessary resources to complete the implementation of the Law on the Prevention of ill-treatment in the heart of the family and of the child, particularly in the field of the sensitizing and educating people on countering violence against children (Spain); 78.36 Continue the work already under way aimed at improving the judicial system, including the efforts to establish a new Code of Criminal Procedure (Holy See); 78.37 Continue to defend the institution of the family, based on the union of a man and a woman, and to keep providing assistance to those most vulnerable to human rights violations, particularly women, children and the elderly (Holy See); 78.38 Continue strengthening the social programmes and plans which drive the fight against social exclusion and inequality, with emphasis on the areas of 15