A/HRC/22/4 99.47. Implement effectively the legislation on violence against women to combat misogynous stereotypes, discrimination and violence whose victims are women (France); 99.48. Pursue and enhance its efforts to better address and respond to the problem of domestic violence (Greece, Morocco);3 99.49. Analyse the causes of the perceived impunity of perpetrators of violence against women and allocate funds and personnel to overcome these causes (Netherlands); 99.50. Develop further the united register for cases regarding domestic violence against women to create a full body of statistics regarding gender based violence throughout the entire country (Norway); 99.51. Take measures to ensure effective implementation of legislation to prevent and punish violence against women (Palestine); 99.52. Collect and disaggregate data on violence against women so as to ensure a better assessment about the implementation of applicable legislation (Palestine); 99.53. Establish or give a mandate to a Government body to collect and publish credible official data measuring all incidences of violence against women (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 99.54. Give priority to the formulation and implementation of the envisaged National Action Plan for the Prevention of Violence against women and the Punishment of Aggressors (Portugal); 99.55. Strengthen the actions and the commitment of all State bodies in combatting gender violence with the goal of reducing the number of deaths caused by such violence (Spain); 99.56. Accord gender-based violence high priority ensuring the development of policies to facilitate victims’ access to justice and a broad range of free services (Trinidad and Tobago); 99.57. Consolidate the fight against violence against women and against all forms of discrimination (Algeria); 99.58. Enforce effectively the legislation adopted to prevent and prosecute violence against women as well as the trafficking in women (Slovakia); 99.59. Continue to take steps to address domestic violence and human trafficking through education and awareness campaigns and services to victims, as well as ensuring the effective application of the law against perpetrators (Canada); 99.60. Continue to make progress on combatting violence against women and on the efforts to sanction and prevent human trafficking (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 99.61. Devise and implement policies to facilitate access to justice and support for victims of violence against women, including human trafficking (Australia); 3 18 The recommendations as read during the interactive dialogue: Enhance its efforts in order to better address the issue of domestic violence (Greece); Pursue its efforts to give a response to the problem of domestic violence (Morocco).