A/HRC/12/11* 20 27. Continue efforts to inform the wider society about the laws concerned and about the rights of women in general, and widely use the mass media to raise awareness of gender equality and publish the appropriate documents in ethnic minority languages (Russian Federation);take further action to enforce and implement the laws that have been passed and take measures to ensure that women are informed of their rights (Sweden); 28. Strengthen its efforts in generating social awareness of positive gender roles, targeting particularly alleviation of existing gender-based disparities in education and the labour market (Bangladesh); 29. Continue to make further efforts to advance the human rights of socially vulnerable people, including persons with disabilities (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea) (Japan) ethnic minorities, women, children, persons with HIV/AIDS and victims of human trafficking (Japan); 30. Continue its efforts to promote and protect the rights of persons with disabilities, and share its experiences in this regard (Cuba); 31. Make the necessary efforts to improve the specific conditions of persons with disabilities in order to improve their life, stability and integration within society (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 32. Revise its legislation on the death penalty bearing in mind existing international standards on the subject, especially concerning transparency (Switzerland); 33. Fulfil the Government aim of limiting the use of capital punishment promptly by reducing the scope of crimes subject to the death penalty (Norway); reduce the number of offences punishable by the death penalty (Germany); 34. Cooperate with the international community and neighbouring countries particularly in the fight against transborder organized crime, and fight against trafficking in women and children (Islamic Republic of Iran); 35. Intensify its efforts to combat child prostitution, provide effective support to the children affected and sensitize its police forces to this problem in particular through adequate training courses (Austria); 36. Strengthen efforts in fighting against corruption, which negatively affects the enjoyment of human rights by everyone (Islamic Republic of Iran); 37. Continue national efforts aimed at combating forced labour and taking necessary measures to prevent, suppress and punish trafficking in persons, particularly women and children (Morocco); 38. Continue to improve its legal system and give particular attention to its human rights laws and regulations in order to make them more mutually cohesive (Indonesia);continue its judicial reforms towards a healthy, strong, democratic and efficient juridical system which is necessary as an enabling condition for the promotion and protection of human rights (Islamic Republic of Iran); 39. Continue with the reform of the judiciary and civil service and build a State based fully on the rule of law (Côte d’Ivoire);pursue the judicial and administrative reforms with a time-bound action plan to build an effective, open and transparent legal system based on the rule of law (Turkey); enhance effectiveness of its legal, executive judiciary and law GE.09-16382