A/HRC/31/4 62.53 Include sexual orientation in non-discrimination laws and equality initiatives (Canada); 62.54 Prohibit discrimination on the basis of gender, disability and sexual orientation in the Constitution (Mexico); 62.55 Introduce federal legislation criminalising violence against women (Portugal); 62.56 Establish federal legislation criminalizing violence against women in all four states (Sierra Leone); 62.57 Improve data collection regarding domestic violence and genderbased violence (Slovenia); 62.58 Undertake awareness-raising and education on violence against women (Slovenia); 62.59 Deepen legislative endeavours in the fight against gender-based violence, within as well as outside of marriage (Spain); 62.60 Develop awareness raising programmes against the scourge of gender-based violence amongst public officials, law enforcement personnel and members of the judiciary (Spain); 62.61 Enact federal and state laws criminalising domestic violence (United States of America); 62.62 That the other States of Micronesia, including Yap, Chuuk and Pohnpei, introduce legislation criminalizing domestic violence, to ensure that there is a consistent approach in protecting families and criminalizing domestic violence across the whole of the Federated States of Micronesia (Australia); 62.63 Strengthen awareness and prevention measures to address violence against women (Australia); 62.64 Implement effective measures against domestic violence, including spousal rape, bring perpetrators to justice, and develop public education campaigns in this area (Canada); 62.65 Adopt measures to reduce violence against women (China); 62.66 Introduce comprehensive legislation criminalizing violence against women, including marital rape (Germany); 62.67 Following the completion of the Family Health and Safety Study, continue its actions to eradicate domestic violence (Israel); 62.68 Develop a national action plan to combat domestic violence against women and children (New Zealand); 62.69 Ensure adequate protection and sheltering of women and children in need (Slovenia); 62.70 Ensure that federal legislation provides adequate protection for women and children, including by criminalizing violence in line with obligations under international human rights law (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 62.71 Strengthen measures to combat violence against women, as well as to prohibit corporal punishment of children and to set out the minimum age to work (Brazil); 15