A/HRC/33/12 134.42 Continue to take active measures to eliminate gender gaps in human development and gender-based inequalities in reproductive health, empowerment and economic activity (Namibia); 134.43 Continue improving security of citizens and enhancing protection of particularly vulnerable groups such as women and children as well as promoting equality and countering discrimination with a focus on racial or religious discrimination and that of persons with albinism (Ukraine); 134.44 Expedite action taken to modify legislation to promote equality between men, women and children in matters of inheritance and succession (Madagascar); 134.45 Continue to exert concrete efforts to eliminate all forms of discrimination and violence against women and children (Republic of Korea); 134.46 Take concrete measures to eliminate all discrimination against women, protect women from being victimized by domestic violence and promote the participation of women in all aspects of life, including politics, administration and socioeconomic settings (Malaysia); 134.47 Adopt measures of a political and legislative nature, including positive measures in favour of vulnerable groups, in order to protect them from discrimination based on belief and cultural stereotypes (Honduras); 134.48 Enforce fully existing laws prohibiting violence against women and girls, including rape, female genital mutilation, domestic violence and violence against persons believed to be practicing witchcraft (Canada); 134.49 Continue its efforts in addressing the harmful practice of female genital mutilation and ensure that all such cases are promptly investigated and prosecuted and that victims have access to social and medical services (Cyprus); 134.50 Step up efforts to end violence against women and children, and eliminate harmful practices such as female genital mutilation and the killing of women accused of witchcraft (Norway); 134.51 Harmonize national policies with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, principally with regard to the elimination of female genital mutilation (Costa Rica); 134.52 Further continue fighting harmful traditional practices such as female genital mutilation and witchcraft-associated killings (Ethiopia); 134.53 Adopt more specific measures to prevent the practice of female genital mutilation (Spain); 134.54 Take steps with regard to children, particularly with regard to sexual exploitation and all forms of discrimination, including children with albinism (Costa Rica); 134.55 Improve the effectiveness of measures to protect vulnerable children against sexual abuse and protect children with albinism (Cabo Verde); 134.56 Draw up and implement, with external assistance, a comprehensive plan to address the problems faced by persons living with albinism, to include: a massive public awareness campaign; free health-care services, including preventive cancer treatment; protection mechanisms; investigation and 16