A/HRC/22/8 donor countries, in order to fully implement the recommendations, including those from the UPR (Uruguay); international 99.13. Continue making progress in promoting the economic, social and cultural rights through strengthening of social programmes, currently undertaken by the Government for the benefit of its people (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of )); 99.14. Expedite its on-going efforts in developing comprehensive strategies, plans, programmes and projects with a view to improve the protection of women in Guatemala (Indonesia); 99.15. Strengthen promotional policies for women (Luxembourg); 99.16. Implement policies and programmes preventing violence against women and children (Switzerland); 99.17. Strengthen its efforts to eradicate child labour, improving coordination among the numerous national institutions dealing with the rights of the child (Italy); 99.18. Promote human rights in police and judicial cooperation by empowering the human rights units in state institutions through adequate funding, coordination and institutional capacity-building (Netherlands); 99.19. Allocate adequate financial resources and ensure effective coordination among State institutions mandated to strengthen the implementation of the rights of the child (Sweden); 99.20. Take relevant steps to further promote and protect the rights of women (Sri Lanka); 99.21. Continue promoting the repeal of prevailing discriminatory provisions against women and girls, especially those in the Civil and Criminal Codes (Mexico); 99.22. Repeal of all discriminatory legislation against women, including in the Labour, Civil and Criminal Codes (Romania); 99.23. Adopt a general strategy to eliminate gender stereotypes (Republic of Moldova); 99.24. Adopt an overall policy and strategy and take action to eliminate gender stereotypes, gaps and all forms of discrimination that women still face (Rwanda); 99.25. Continue efforts to eliminate gender stereotypes and to repeal all discriminatory legislation against women, in the labour, civil and penal codes (Brazil); 99.26. Provide adequate funding and adopting the necessary measures for the effective implementation of the ICRPD that Guatemala had ratified in 2009 (Malaysia); 99.27. Consider the possibility of strengthening the necessary measures for the protection and integration of LGBT persons (Argentina); 99.28. Consider the abolition of the death penalty (Romania); 99.29. Take steps toward abolishing the death penalty entirely, while commuting the existing sentences to life imprisonment terms (Slovakia); 15