A/HRC/21/9 international human rights obligations, including CERD’s General Recommendation 29 and recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on Contemporary Forms of Racism (Nicaragua); 110.62. Adopt Government policies and legislations to address the pay gap between men and women (Sudan); 110.63. Consider policies and legal provisions to encourage equal pay practices (India); 110.64. Take measures to address the existing wage gap between men and women (Algeria); 110.65. Revitalize endeavours intended for eradication of the wage gap between men and women that has reportedly stalled (Ukraine); 110.66. Consider strengthening policies to combat discrimination in all areas, notably in employment and education (Morocco); 110.67. Ensure that inquiries are carried out immediately, independently, and transparently in cases where members of the armed forces are suspected of having committed acts of torture, particularly in the context of their service abroad (Switzerland); 110.68. Along with the Special Procedures, investigate allegations of the systematic use of torture by British soldiers vis-à-vis detainees outside the country, and inform the results of these investigations to the UN human rights mechanisms, including the Human Rights Committee, Human Rights Council and its mechanisms (Belarus); 110.69. Adopt a national strategy to combat all forms of violence against women and girls (Brazil); 110.70. Continue making progress in implementing the Action Plan on violence against women and girls (Colombia); 110.71. Take more effective measures to combat all forms of violence against women and girls and to ensure that the perpetrators of violence are taken to justice and punished (Malaysia); 110.72. Increase efforts to combat trafficking in persons, particularly to protect women and children (Spain); 110.73. Continue making progress in applying the strategy on trafficking in persons adopted in July 2011 (Colombia); 110.74. Implement the EU Directive on trafficking in human beings by April 2013 and sign the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence (Australia); 110.75. Standardize anti-trafficking responses across the UK insofar as possible given the devolution of law enforcement powers, and appoint a rapporteur in each devolved authority to make critical assessments and improve the UK’s overall anti-trafficking response (United States of America); 110.76. Take all measures to ensure that all trafficked people are able to access the support and services they are entitled to, including free legal aid and access to their right to compensation (Greece); 19