A/HRC/16/14 Moldova) (Haiti), in order to pay special attention to the protection of children (Republic of Moldova)/,which has already been signed by Jamaica (Haiti); 98.2. Consider ratifying the Optional Protocol to the Convention on Persons with Disabilities (Panama); ratify OP-CRPD, currently before Parliament (Spain); become a party to OP-CRPD (Argentina); 98.3. Continue harmonizing its domestic legislation with its international human rights obligations (Nicaragua); 98.4. Consider expanding human rights education in the school programme so that it includes the main international human rights instruments, and consider strengthening and expanding the human rights education programmes for law enforcement officials and military personnel (Costa Rica); 98.5. Continue cooperating with international human rights mechanisms to strengthen its institutional capacity in the defence and promotion of human rights (Nicaragua); 98.6. Take practical steps to fulfil its reporting obligations to various treaty bodies (Azerbaijan); 98.7. Address appropriately the challenges identified by treaty bodies’ reports, particularly those relating to gender equality, the rights of the child and the elimination of violence against women, and consider requesting technical assistance from OHCHR in order to duly implement treaty bodies’ recommendations (Costa Rica); 98.8. Continue to address gender inequality (Bangladesh); 98.9. Continue strengthening the institutions and preventive policies relating to gender issues and discrimination against women (Chile); 98.10. Implement further policies to ensure gender equality throughout society and strengthen the promotion of the rights of women (South Africa); 98.11. Continue the measures to increase women’s participation in public and political life (Azerbaijan); 98.12. Further intensify the already laudable steps being taken to improve the conditions of juvenile detention (Mauritius); 98.13. Continue implementing further plans and programmes to reduce levels of violence against women and girls (Colombia); 98.14. Continue its efforts to eliminate violence against women (Azerbaijan); 98.15. Consider additional awareness-raising campaigns concerning domestic violence cases (Republic of Moldova);1 98.16. Ensure prompt and effective investigation of gender-based violence and that alleged perpetrators are prosecuted (Norway);2 1 2 14 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Consider additional awareness-raising campaigns, bearing in mind the persistent attitudes concerning the lower status of women, and the reluctance and insufficient knowledge of the professionals concerned with domestic violence cases” (Republic of Moldova). The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: ��Ensure prompt and effective investigation of gender-based violence and that perpetrators are prosecuted and convicted” (Norway).