A/HRC/34/67 (iv) Develop, in consultation with all relevant stakeholders, including representatives of civil society, former political prisoners, representatives of the Ministry of Home Affairs, other relevant ministries and the National Human Rights Commission and parliamentarians, a formal definition of the term “political prisoner”. (v) Take concrete steps to provide adequate compensation and support, including psychological support and employment training, for released political prisoners by October 2017. (vi) Establish, by October 2017, a system to prevent the surveillance and monitoring of civil society and human rights defenders. (vii) Investigate and redress systematically any threats, acts of intimidation or harassment against media and civil society actors. Rights of minorities, women and children (i) Publicly condemn all acts of incitement to discrimination, hostility and violence against minorities, while upholding freedom of expression. (ii) Take concrete steps to implement, by October 2017, a comprehensive set of measures to combat and prevent acts of incitement to discrimination, hostility and violence against minorities, including an anti-discrimination law or policy, while upholding internationally recognized human rights standards. (iii) Undertake, by March 2018, holistic prevention, education and awarenessraising measures addressing the root causes of discrimination, and promote interfaith and intercommunal dialogue. (iv) Enact, by October 2017, a law on the prevention of violence against women that is compliant with international law. (v) Take more effective measures to prevent and respond to all forms of sexual and gender-based violence, including in conflict. (vi) Take concrete steps to develop, by March 2018, a programme of comprehensive support for victims and survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in conflict, including access to justice, health and psychosocial care, and socioeconomic support, and take the necessary steps to ensure that perpetrators are prosecuted and convicted. (vii) Take concrete steps to create, by March 2018, a system for the collection of disaggregated data on all forms of gender-based violence in order to measure the scope and scale of the problem. (viii) Ratify, by October 2017, the ILO Convention 138 on the Minimum Age of Employment. (ix) Incrementally increase the age of compulsory education from 10 to at least 14 years. Peace process and conflict-related issues (i) Ensure greater participation of women in the peace process, including in delegations, particularly in leadership roles, with a minimum quota of 30 per cent going forward and integration of a gender perspective into political dialogues. (ii) Ensure the full participation of local and affected communities, civil society organizations and women in the peace process, including at the State level and in implementation and monitoring mechanisms. (iii) Ensure prompt, independent and impartial investigations into allegations of violations committed in conflict areas, and the prosecution and punishment of all perpetrators. 22