A/HRC/23/11 102.42. Extend a standing invitation to all special procedures of the Council (Hungary); 102.43. Step up its cooperation with special procedures mandate holders by responding positively to the pending visit request and eventually consider extending a standing invitation to all the special procedures mandate holders of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); 102.44. Continue to engage with the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and other UN agencies to enhance the promotion and protection of human rights within the country (South Africa); 102.45. Continue efforts relating to the fight against discrimination, analyzing the possibility that the national legal framework includes all forms of discrimination (Paraguay); 102.46. Consider formulating and implementing national policies on gender to help define and coordinate efforts to tackle discrimination, marginalization and violence against women (Australia); 102.47. Put into practice awareness-raising programmes to combat the discriminatory practices against women (Mexico); 102.48. Continue efforts to combat gender stereotyping and gender inequality across the board and work towards empowerment of women in all spheres of society, including addressing sexual harassment in the work place (Sri Lanka); 102.49. Enhance its efforts to eliminate gender stereotyping (Bangladesh); 102.50. Reform national legislation to enable mothers with Barbadian nationality to confer their nationality to their children born abroad (Ecuador); 102.51. Resolve gender inequality with regards to conferring Barbadian nationality from parents to their children (Slovakia); 102.52. Consolidate positive results in combating racial discrimination, trafficking in persons as well as promoting gender equality (Viet Nam); 102.53. Continue efforts made aimed at combating discrimination and religious intolerance, especially against the rastafari; and to strengthen measures to eliminate any discriminatory treatment based on sexual orientation (Argentina); 102.54. Introduce measures to promote tolerance and non-discrimination of the LGBT persons (Slovenia); 102.55. Establish policies and initiatives to address discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Brazil); 102.56. Implement measures to protect the LGBT population from harassment, discrimination and violence (Uruguay); 102.57. Support a complete moratorium on the death penalty and ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) (Australia); 102.58. While commending Barbados for not resorting to executions since 1984. Establish a formal moratorium with a view to the abolishment of the death penalty (Brazil); 17