A/HRC/22/15 116.23. Intensify its efforts in the area of social, economic and cultural rights and give a more important role to gender and inter-culturality in public policies, in particular in education, health and justice (Tunisia); 116.24. Continue to work in the area of defence and protection of boys and girls (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 116.25. Create the necessary educational structures in order that all citizens have easy access to education and improve prison conditions (Holy See); 116.26. Reply to all outstanding communications sent to Peru by OHCHR (Hungary); 116.27. Continue working to eradicate the dissemination of stereotypes that may encourage racial discrimination (Argentina); 116.28. Continue to advance in the regional equal opportunities plans, as specific measures aimed at comprehensively meeting the needs of women, and redouble its efforts to increase their participation in all spheres of national live (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 116.29. Implement specific and concrete measures in order to increase participation of women in the political and corporate life of the country (Brazil); 116.30. Redouble its efforts aimed at combating violence against women and girls, illiteracy and at ensuring greater representation of women in decisionmaking, both in the government and in the private sector (Romania); 116.31. Eliminate effectively gender-based discrimination in accessing education and health care, particularly in rural areas and among indigenous communities (Slovakia); 116.32. Consider applying the Yogyakarta Principles on the Application of International Human Rights Law in relation to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity as a guide to assist in policy development (Slovenia); 116.33. Take necessary steps to ensure and safeguard the human rights of the civilian population living in areas where armed forces and national police personnel perform operations against illegal trafficking activities (Canada); 116.34. Establish mechanisms, such as additional training and guidelines for police forces, aimed at preventing security forces from using force in any excessive or unjustified manner (Poland); 116.35. Take effective steps to ensure that the Peruvian National Police, armed forces, municipal security officers, and prison guards refrain from all cruel and inhuman treatment of citizens and prisoners (Norway); 116.36. Continue to address violence against women, particularly in regional and local areas (Australia); 116.37. Enhance efforts in order to better address the issue of domestic violence (Greece); 116.38. Continue with the efforts to end violence against women through, inter alia, the implementation of the Second National Plan on Violence against Women and by supporting international initiatives (Spain); 116.39. Continue to implement legal and administrative measures to protect women from domestic and sexual violence (Singapore); 17