A/HRC/16/15 93.20. Adopt policies and legislation aimed at promoting women’s rights and combating gender-based discrimination, particularly domestic violence (Brazil); 93.21. Continue to scale up its efforts to empower women, mainly rural women (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 93.22. Continue its efforts in promoting human rights and gender equality, and ensure that women can be involved in the labour market (Tunisia); 93.23. Continue the measures to promote women rights, including the advancement of women’s empowerment (Azerbaijan); 93.24. Continue its efforts to promote women’s role in social and public life, and protect them from violence (Islamic Republic of Iran); 93.25. Continue the implementation of measures designed to enhance the role of women in social and political life (Belarus); 93.26. Strengthen measures and policies to promote the active role and participation of women in the political, social and economic life of the country (Viet Nam); 93.27. Continue its special efforts to empower women in various areas, in particular in the labour market (Egypt); 93.28. Step up efforts to enhance the participation of women in all spheres of socio-economic life, in line with the progress made in education (Bangladesh); 93.29. Continue their efforts in enhancing the role of persons with disabilities in society (Jordan); 93.30. Continue its efforts towards people with special needs, and ensure that they are exempted from paying some expenses (Morocco); 93.31. Speed up the adoption of the draft law on exempting disabled children from transportation costs within and outside cities (Yemen); 93.32. Continue to implement its decision No. 908 of 2007 regarding the coverage of certain costs for persons with special needs (Kuwait); 93.33. Continue to take practical measures to ensure the effective participation of women in economic, social and political fields (Pakistan); 93.34. Consider issuing a moratorium on the execution of death penalty sentences (Mexico);4 93.35. Take the necessary steps to ensure that security forces are subject to legal oversight and are operating in compliance with international human rights standards (Canada); 93.36. Take comprehensive measures to eliminate violence against women and children, in particular by adopting a national strategy to combat violence against women, as recommended by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Thailand); 4 16 Recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue : “Consider to issue a moratorium on executions of death penalty sentences; with a view to the abolition of capital punishment; review provisions to reduce the number of offenses which carry the death penalty, particularly those relating to the establishment of groups, organizations or associations” (Mexico).