A/HRC/40/11 151.51 Continue taking measures to implement universal periodic review recommendations (Cameroon); 151.52 Continue cooperation with the United Nations mechanisms for the promotion and protection of human rights (Brunei Darussalam); 151.53 Continue to cooperate with treaty bodies and special procedure mandate holders (Chad); 151.54 Maintain its constructive dialogue and cooperation with the international community in the field of human rights (Cuba); 151.55 Approve a broad anti-discrimination law that includes the protection of all rights for all people without discrimination (Uruguay); 151.56 Prioritize the early submission of anti-discrimination legislation to Parliament (Australia); 151.57 Continue efforts aimed at nation-building strategies and the development of a solid legislative, administrative and policy framework, notably to cater for the needs of the vulnerable groups (South Africa); 151.58 Continue with its efforts to strengthen domestic legislation to bring it into compliance with international obligations (Bhutan); 151.59 Incorporate in its legislation a definition of discrimination against women in conformity with article 1 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Chile); 151.60 Take effective measures to ensure that civil law and sharia law are in full compliance with the provisions of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women at the local, state and federal levels (Croatia); 151.61 Continue undertaking efforts in addressing human rights issues in an institutionalized, systematic and holistic manner (Pakistan); 151.62 Take additional measures to strengthen education and training in the area of respecting and protecting human rights (Egypt); 151.63 Continue strengthening respect for economic and social rights (Egypt); 151.64 Continue its endeavours to promote human rights education and training (Islamic Republic of Iran); 151.65 Continue training and capacity-building programmes aimed at improving the skills and knowledge of health-care providers (Tunisia); 151.66 Strengthen human rights training at all levels of the Administration and relevant agencies (France); 151.67 Nam); Continue efforts in maintaining social cohesion in the country (Viet 151.68 Strengthen efforts to promote and protect the rights of women, children, persons with disabilities and the elderly (Brunei Darussalam); 151.69 Continue promoting the rights of vulnerable groups and of minorities, considering their specific needs and capabilities, empowering them in their rights and through fair mechanisms for redress (Ecuador); 151.70 Guarantee the right of everyone to equal protection under the law, in conformity with Malaysia’s international commitments (Iceland); 151.71 Continue to intensify efforts to prevent and combat disparities against children belonging to vulnerable groups (Sudan); 151.72 Continue efforts towards strengthening community integration through protecting cultural diversity (Iraq); 14