A/HRC/10/72 Page 15 4. Further develop its law on migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers in line with the principle of non-refoulement (Brazil); stop the practice of releasing minors at the borders (Mexico); bring the policy on detention of asylum-seekers into compliance with conclusion 7 (e) of the conclusions on international protection of refugees, which recommends that expulsion measures should not include detention unless for national security reasons or public order (Canada); 5. Transmit to the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination its overdue national reports, in order to share its experience in this domain (Italy); adopt the recommendations of that Committee, particularly those calling for officials coming into contact with minority groups to receive human rights training and the recommendation that any organization promoting or inciting discrimination should be declared illegal and prohibited, and the recognition that participation in such organizations is an offence punishable by law (Malaysia); strengthen its efforts to combat racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, and implement the recommendations of the Committee in this regard (Egypt); provide improved training for officials regarding human rights, including racial discrimination and xenophobia issues (Canada); 6. Consider creating an overall strategy to eliminate violence against women, which would include a preventive component (France); promote the strengthening of the very foundation of the family and its associated values in society through appropriate ways and means (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); ensure that the implementation of the national action plan for gender equality continues to be fully ensured by all sectors of the Government (Portugal); 7. Take further steps to improve the rights of women and children; implement the recommendation made by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women in 2008 on drafting strategies and programmes to combat prostitution; continue its efforts to combat sexual exploitation of children and continue to take effective measures to protect children from violence, racism and pornography (Russian Federation); 8. Intensify its efforts to combat human trafficking (Azerbaijan, Egypt) and sexual exploitation (Egypt) and prevent human trafficking (Mexico); implement all provisions of the protocol aiming to prevent and punish human trafficking, in particular trafficking in women and children (Canada); take appropriate measures to tackle practically the problem of trafficking for sexual exploitation in a comprehensive manner (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 9. Adopt in French, as in the case of the two other official languages, terminologies which truly reflect common values related to equality between men, women and children (Canada); 10. Include a gender perspective in the review follow-up process in a systematic and continuous manner (Slovenia); 11. Ensure that all religious communities are treated without discrimination (Belgium);