A/HRC/24/9 124.59. Continue to develop comprehensive human rights training and education programmes for various sectors of society, including assessment measures (Chile); 124.60. Adopt measures to recognize in practice the indivisibility, equality, interdependence and universality of all human rights so that legislation and judicial practice adequately ensures the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights and not just civil and political rights (Ecuador); 124.61. Continue policies aimed at intensifying the fight against all forms of corruption (Kazakhstan); 124.62. Continue to work in the field of human rights worldwide (Chad); 124.63. Invite the Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants, the Special Rapporteur on torture, the Special Rapporteur on human trafficking, and the Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography (Belarus); 124.64. Take all necessary measures to submit a report for the eighth consultation on the measures taken to implement the Convention against Discrimination in Education (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 124.65. Develop a comprehensive strategy to combat all forms of discrimination (Algeria); 124.66. Intensify its raising awareness actions and take necessary measures to ensure that the most exposed persons to discrimination are aware of existing remedies and procedures (Togo); 124.67. Strengthen its social integration policy and take vigorous measures to combat all discriminatory practices proven in the territory (Cote d’Ivoire); 124.68. Pursue initiatives at increasing public awareness of the existence and purpose of the German General Equal Treatment Act (2006), particularly among potential victims of gender discrimination (Maldives); 124.69. Intensify measures to raise public awareness of the General Equal Treatment Act (Ireland); 124.70. Raise awareness among potential victims of racism and discrimination on the existence and scope of the General Equal Treatment Act (AGG) and of the mechanisms for invoking their rights before the courts (Austria); 124.71. Take measures to further improve the situation of gender equality (Norway); 124.72. Establish concrete goals to accelerate the achievement of substantive equality between women and men and ensure effective elimination of discrimination against women (Republic of Moldova); 124.73. Further eliminate stereotypical attitudes about the roles and responsibilities of women and men (Republic of Moldova); 124.74. Intensify the promotion of gender equality and encourage the presence of women in high-level positions (Djibouti); 124.75. Continue its efforts in combatting discrimination of women, particularly in its public policies for immigrant women and refugee women as well as those belonging to minorities, which CEDAW pointed out may be 18