A/HRC/25/16 111.82 Continue taking the measures that allow the total elimination of all forms of discrimination against women and ensure gender equality (Cuba); 111.83 Combat gender-based discrimination and implement the UN Security Council resolution 1325 and related resolutions on women, peace and security (Estonia); 111.84 Review and repeal all legal provisions which discriminate against women, especially provisions in the Family Code, Penal Code and tax law, with a view to achieving de jure equality (Liechtenstein); 111.85 Ensure gender equality in inheritance matters, as well as the protection of women against harmful traditional practices (Côte d’Ivoire); 111.86 Continue its efforts to ensure equality between men and women regarding inheritance and property rights (Angola); 111.87 Accelerate the review and subsequent reform of the Family Code so as to eliminate all remaining discriminatory provisions (Spain); 111.88 Prioritize, with support from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and the international community, the legislative reform to harmonize the national legislation with CEDAW, abrogate the discriminatory provisions in the Family Code, Penal Code and tax legislation in order to achieve legal equality and allow real equality for women, while adopting a general law on violence against women (Uruguay); 111.89 Step up its efforts to end discriminatory traditional practices by organising large-scale awareness-raising campaigns on women’s rights, which target local and religious leaders as well as the population in general (Liechtenstein); 111.90 Launch a national campaign to combat all forms of marginalisation or discrimination based on gender, religion or ethnicity (Sierra Leone); 111.91 Initiate investigations as soon as possible to determine responsibilities in cases of allegations of abuse and torture by Congolese security forces — especially in prisons — and prosecute the perpetrators of such crimes (Canada); 111.92 Make further efforts to establish a national mechanism to prevent and prohibit the use of torture (Maldives); 111.93 Continue its efforts in finalising the bill to combat trafficking in persons and to provide appropriate funding and resources on programmes and activities in this regard (Malaysia); 111.94 Develop awareness campaigns directed towards adults and children containing preventive measures to avert trafficking in persons (Mexico); 111.95 Continue its efforts to combat and prevent discrimination and acts of violence against women (Argentina); 111.96 Continue strengthening measures aimed at addressing issues of domestic violence and female genital mutilation, including raising awareness campaigns, ensuring effective access to justice for victims, and developing a comprehensive support system for gender-based violence victims (Botswana); 111.97 Remain steadfast in pursuing its impressive policies towards gender equality, particularly by strengthening measures to eradicate gender-based violence (Lesotho); 18 GE.14-10049