A/HRC/30/11 124.13 Support the efforts of the national mechanism for the follow-up of universal periodic review recommendations through the establishment of an online monitoring system (Paraguay); 124.14 Cooperate closely with the OHCHR office to be soon established in the country while implementing universal periodic review recommendations (Czech Republic); 124.15 Submit the overdue report to the relevant United Nations treaty bodies (Sierra Leone); 124.16 Reply in a timely manner to all thematic special procedure communications (Montenegro); 124.17 Improve birth registration system and be supported by awarenessraising activities, in order to sustain the rise in registration numbers, especially in rural areas (Turkey); 124.18 Undertake awareness-raising campaigns and programmes to promote tolerance and to address violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Slovenia); 124.19 Strengthen actions that aim at eliminating cultural patterns that discriminate against women, promoting adequate access to judicial protection in order to prevent cases of violence affecting their life, health and integrity remaining unpunished (Chile); 124.20 End discrimination in law and practice against indigenous and AfroHonduran people and strengthen protection for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Austria); 124.21 Take appropriate measures to improve living conditions and address the issue of overcrowding in prisons and other detention centres, as well as to reduce violence between and among prisoners (Republic of Korea); 124.22 Take effective measures to bring conditions of detention in line with international standards, in particular by reducing overcrowding and interprisoner violence (Austria); 124.23 Implement the recommendations contained in the 2013 report of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights on the status of persons deprived of liberty in Honduras, and that the national penitentiary policy is finalized and implemented accordingly (Denmark); 124.24 Consider widening the criminal legislation, not only criminalizing cases of femicide, but also all cases of violence against women (Guatemala); 124.25 Create specialized courts responsible exclusively for cases of domestic violence which are particularly problematic (Guatemala); 124.26 Take all necessary measures to ensure the effective implementation of the Criminal Code offence of gender-related killings of women and to guarantee effective access to justice for women who are victims of violence, as well as their protection (Ireland); 124.27 Guarantee protection and effective access to justice to women victims of violence, including by ensuring that perpetrators are brought to justice and by providing sufficient resources and targeted training to law enforcement, the judiciary and health-service personnel (Italy); 15